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BARC Barclays Plc

204.00
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Barclays Plc LSE:BARC London Ordinary Share GB0031348658 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 204.00 203.05 203.20 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.85 30.79B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 204p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 206.70p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £30.79 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.85.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/5/2016
15:29
PENN around 70% of pension funds are in trouble . low interests have and are killing ever one except home buyers getting cheap money savers ripped off pointless to save the answer is going to be ban cash so the people can not draw money out of any bank or insurances because cash will not exist .

its called a police state and will soon be a federal state

Italy Portugal Greece spain all bankrupt and france on the fringe

Germany and te uk will have to plough more cash in .
you have been warned the end of the uk is the result of a vote in

YES A VOTE IN IS THE END OF THE UK

portside1
29/5/2016
15:25
Portside - Isn't it time everyone realized that nobody knows what will happen whichever way the vote goes. They will only know that after the event and will probably put their X in the first box they come to. That means the stay in box, as the leave box is second on the form.
kenbachelor
29/5/2016
14:54
Politics aside, the market is living on borrowed time and borrowed money. A correction could easily wipe off 30-40 %. A correction many respected economists have been predicting to happen anytime soon. I'm out and staying out for some time.
pennstreet
29/5/2016
14:44
HAVING NOW WATCHED THE CARNEY IN THE SELECT COMMITTEE HE MISLED THE CHAIRMAN AND THE COMMITTEE ON THE EU
portside1
29/5/2016
14:41
THIS GOVERNMENT IS SELLING THE UK OUT FOR ITS OWN ENDS PROTECTING THE RICH AND SELLING OUT THE WORKING CLASSES

CAMERON THE LIAR AND VERY DISHONEST SCUM WHO IS THE NEW JUDAS SELLING IS SOUL FOR IS NEW ROLL IN THE EU WHEN HE STEPS DOWN NEXT YEAR

YES HE HAS SAID HE WILL NOT WORK IN ANY EU ROLL HE IS LYING ITS A DONE DEAL

portside1
29/5/2016
14:32
have spoken to MERVIN KING TODAY AND THEN LISTENED TO SEE TV INTERVIEW EVER THING HE SAID WAS TRUE NOT LIES VOTE OUT OR LOSE YOUR FREEDOM AND NHS HAS WE NO IT
portside1
28/5/2016
10:10
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"I imagine readers will be nodding their heads in agreement with everything Trump says".

Here’s the Guardian report:

johnwise
28/5/2016
09:49
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HMRC loses £50m Chelsea Barracks tax appeal to Qatar




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johnwise
27/5/2016
16:17
mw16 - you may be right, but the far bigger issue here is what the Market thinks and expects the Fed to do sooner - June - or later with their latest hints that rates are once again likely to rise.

Whilst Brexit is a 'factor' the smart money is already voting and will continue to do so unless the bookies and polls suddenly decide vote leave are back in with a chance. So in that regard, a chance that the markets could be roiled again as we enter June, but with Yellen being more important I'd rather be 'in' than 'out' of Barc or other banks in the meantime.

But like I say, you may well have a point and only time will tell, won't it?! Bon weekend a tous,

Topicel

topicel
27/5/2016
15:59
This is a suckers rally prior to the EU turmoil in the coming weeks. Many shares being built up for a fall so the idiots like Osborne can point to the "uncertainty" in the market. Bail now and pick these up on the other side of the referendum.
mw16
27/5/2016
14:55
its coming very soon
portside1
27/5/2016
14:20
Only if porty says so...
diku
27/5/2016
11:51
Will this dog break 200p?
smurfy2001
27/5/2016
11:21
Porty, all I see with the way the EU is being run and with the countries coming in,is they want to keep there cushy positions and the ability to get free money without having to lift a finger.

And those countries that want the UK in the EU is because they have self centred agendas related to Europe and fear losing there positions of power and access to money and huge profits.

capeview
27/5/2016
11:07
CNBC news the g7 meeting has spoken saying if the uk leaves the eu it would a terrible for the world economy .uk is a vital part of the EU ,

SO WHY DO ALL THE eu COUNTRYS VOTE US DOWN LAUGHING AT CAMERON WHO GOT NOTHING FROM IS MEETINGS HE WAS TREATED LIKE A DOPE

portside1
27/5/2016
09:45
220p seems a safe broker coverage to me, especially as Staley is aiming to improve to book value which, even before his cost-cutting and slimming down of operations to the core UK/US axis businesses would be nearer 250p.

Given the Barclaycard licence to print money has been given carte blanche it seems to spread its money-making efforts wider - kind of contrary to the group's aims a a whole, but never mind - then certainly the future profits, and therefore share price, look set to rise...

More immediately, most of the financial sector will tread water today as it waits on more wise words from Janet Yellen later tonight. Last time she made a significant speech in March she roiled the markets and her more hawkish FOMC members, who had been hinting at rate rises, with very dovish tones.

I doubt she will be so far removed from her colleagues this time, but the markets will be on hold until they know. Assuming she also suggests June or July are still live and real possibilities for rate rises then come next week the financial sector stocks should regain the momentum of earlier in the week.

Being a Bank Holiday in UK on Monday, making some purchases today if you feel she'll stick to the script for a summer hike would be wise. Obviously including Barclays, IMHO.

Topicel

topicel
27/5/2016
09:42
AIRLIE you have posted none
portside1
27/5/2016
09:38
Some links you may be interested in portside.

Sorry, not working portside.
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airlie
27/5/2016
09:06
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Barclaycard Poised for Expansion Boost in Staley’s New Model



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johnwise
27/5/2016
08:01
Still think that Clinton will win...probably once in a life time for Americans to have a woman President...Good luck to her...
diku
27/5/2016
08:01
if you listen to what CAMERON is saying ,he is saying the uk is nothing without
the EU so he is saying we can not run the uk out side of the EU

IF THAT IS WHAT HE THINKS HE SHOULD STEP DOWN OR BE SACKED

portside1
27/5/2016
07:57
I was in Stafford last night it seemed like I was in Poland .
then speaking to a local is words crime is out of control
I do not no the figures so I am going to check on line later

portside1
27/5/2016
07:54
pvee. trump is for the AMERICANS not china and its vile leaders
as for the eu it says uk will need new trade deals . china and the usa have no trade deals but trade .
so if we vote to leave no eu country will want to trade with the uk if you believe that then it is you that is mental.
in my view the uk will vote to stay in because most do not even think about tomorrow never mind in years to come , but when the vote is for in you will not find any one who vote in when the big problems hit home

portside1
26/5/2016
23:39
mbmiah....do you have to be sooooooooo direct!....
diku
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