Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[2rocketman] 01/2/2016 18:44

Where is this going? the only way is down for poor old Barc it seems!

[squiresquire] 01/2/2016 14:06

excellent stuff you guys many thanks

[portside1] 01/2/2016 13:41

mc farlane as lied to investors
mc farlane to leave Barclays in the next 12 months
with is golden goodbye

the merry go round

[informant] 01/2/2016 13:23

Or shareprice app on android and iOS

[dr biotech] 01/2/2016 12:22

I have IGs app on the IPAD - I find that quite useful

[smurfy2001] 01/2/2016 12:10

Amazing how no US banks were sued, scandal.

[asiriusinvestor] 01/2/2016 12:00

Just use google finance in your internet browser. Live prices.

[squiresquire] 01/2/2016 11:46

Can anyone advise on a good app to go onto a samsung 6 for watching share prices live please TIA.....Reviews on the ADVFN one are rubbish mainly due to adverts that also clutter my paid for service on the computor. I am really getting fed up with ADVFN

[dr biotech] 01/2/2016 09:24

Questor says avoid..

[informant] 01/2/2016 09:24

Either takeover target. Or sold to HSBC by the government. Banks this time will not be bailed out. They will be allowed to fail. Shareholders will get Nothing

[rickmay] 01/2/2016 08:22

BARCLAYS will be a Take over Target at some point.Far too cheap.

[smurfy2001] 01/2/2016 08:19

How do you know?

[portside1] 01/2/2016 08:18

no rise in final div 3.5p

[portside1] 01/2/2016 08:09

will go 98p from today target 285p

[informant] 01/2/2016 08:06

Last year someone predicted Oil at $30, guess what he was right. Now he had more predictions

Early last year, Mark Yusko, founder and CEO of Morgan Creek Capital Management, predicted crude oil would approach $30 a barrel and deflation would become the main economic headwind for the developed world, rather than the inflation with which the market had been obsessing.

Yusko, whose dour market views were prescient, doesn't have any brighter view of economic or market conditions now.
The easing of sanctions on Iran and Saudi Arabia's reluctance to cut production are among the factors that will continue to crush energy prices.
Marc Faber
Dr. Doom: Not another bull market in my lifetime
"There's no chance we're going to get any spike, upward movement in oil. It's not going to happen," Yusko said during his annual "Bold Predictions" talk on Monday afternoon at the Inside ETFs conference in Hollywood, Florida.
Yusko also projects a "messy bankruptcy" for at least one commodity company. He pointed specifically to mining and commodities trading firm Glencore, which has seen its London-traded shares fall nearly 70 percent in the last year amid sliding commodities prices and debt concerns.
Glencore declined to comment. Earlier this year, CEO Ivan Glasenberg said in a statement, "Glencore is well placed to to continue to be cash generative in the current environment — and at even lower prices. We retain a high degree of flexibility and will continue to review the need to act further as required."
Bill McNabb, chairman, president and CEO of Vanguard Group
Vanguard CEO: Expect less from stocks for a decade
Yusko said a recession is coming "as sure as the sun rises." He just can't decide in which of the world's major economies a recession surprise will first arrive.
Either the United States or Europe may fall into recession in 2016, he said, with his pessimism about the U.S. economic outlook predicated on declining corporate profits and a manufacturing sector contraction, which indicate a wider slowdown.

[rickmay] 01/2/2016 06:57

Target £2.20 plus

[smurfy2001] 01/2/2016 00:25

Barclays and Credit Suisse in $155m 'dark pools' settlement with US regulators

[smurfy2001] 31/1/2016 23:44

Nick, that the weather is windy?

[nick9013] 31/1/2016 23:27

Not looking good for tomorrow, have you seen the news?

[bouka1] 31/1/2016 17:43

230p in quick run, very due with Barclays
Global economy in much better shape than 2008, people spending from their earned money not from borrowed money