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BARC Barclays Plc

202.35
1.35 (0.67%)
03 May 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
  1.35 0.67% 202.35 202.10 202.20 203.40 199.58 202.50 47,820,183 16:35:08
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 5.83 30.63B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 201p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 207.45p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £30.63 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.83.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/6/2016
11:29
Absolutely nothing wrong in wanting links with European people but nothing to do with a Eurpoean Bureaucracy / Political Elite.
cmillar
24/6/2016
11:19
Boris talking about being 'a European and our children having a future in Europe'

What planet is he on?
He is just voted to kill Europe links and Europe membership.

He is after the Tory leadership and election now as PM.

That was all about, No 10 Downing street , nothing else ,a power struggle inside the Tory party!

christh
24/6/2016
10:54
will be interesting when markets start worrying about a complete EU break up over the summer.

doubt it will be long until that starts to kick in.

runwaypaul
24/6/2016
10:45
Weekly and 3 Monthly moves

FTSE closed last week at 6021 and its now......6033
£V$ was at 1.42 on June 16th now at 1.39

FTSE closed Mar 24th at 6090 and its now......6033
£V$ was at 1.411 on Mar 24th now at 1.39

Hardly earth shattering moves.

cmillar
24/6/2016
10:24
All coming back and the world didn't end
clond
24/6/2016
10:20
Please all, as I mentioned yesterday this is Barclays for trading and the result, whatever our views, is done and dusted and we must all reposition our investments accordingly.

No-one is absolutely right or wrong in any of this but we can at least try to be civil and get along, even if we didn't want to get along with our neighbours any more!

All eyes are now on Mrs Yellen again. This sell-off, as Ken says, has been well over done and within a week or three we may well see the Fed raising rates and Carney indicating we too are likely to begin doing so...

Hey presto, financials are all flavour of the month again. Let the dust settle and buy some gold related stocks or etf's if you want some security against more meltdown...in other words, hedge!

Topicel

topicel
24/6/2016
10:19
Banks and builders leading the falls though informant100. Either the BBC has it wrong or the market has it wrong (again..)!
manics
24/6/2016
10:12
The only other country to leave the EU is Greenland. They doing well. But they only export fish. We are 100 times bigger. Will see what the future holds
informant100
24/6/2016
10:08
Just read an article on housing market (BBC). They don't expect it to go down much. That is a relief. Now I don't mind leaving the EU
informant100
24/6/2016
10:00
I wonder how many people will be satisfied with the collapse of our economy now.

All the foreign companies will take their cash and invest elsewhere in another EU country to sell in to EU market.

We will be a lonely country in the world, we left Europe where we had the chance to prosper.

christh
24/6/2016
09:59
purple11,

Shows us the money you've made this morning yer master trader

smurfy2001
24/6/2016
09:58
Sorry Ken for my language but had enough of these nobs.
smurfy2001
24/6/2016
09:58
what a rude, common little oink you are!
purple11
24/6/2016
09:54
supermarky 24 Jun'16 - 09:35 - 118041 of 118042

You had Democracy!
What Democracy will follow?

We had a good leader now has resigned.
Do you trust Boris?

Who has the stature of Dave Cameron?
The economy is in tatters, Dow Jones will bring the ftse lower...

Are you happy with that?

christh
24/6/2016
09:52
£395 trades?why embarrass yourself on a public forum?

leave you to it

gl and adios

purple11
24/6/2016
09:51
supermarky - democracy gives us a leave vote. Great Britain has spoken. That's what it's all about......democracy.

Only 50% of the country have chosen Brexit, this will cause division in the UK and across Europe.
I hope you get what you voted for, in fact all you have achieved is the satisfaction of a couple of Tory Boys and their power struggle within the party.
They care less about the country.

chris coxon
24/6/2016
09:32
crashes don't happen in a couple of hrs

no way in hell imo have we seen the end of this

panic will set in over the summer-this could break the whole EU up.

you buy if you like.i wouldn't touch it at these prices..gl

4800 on the FTSE is guaranteed .

purple11
24/6/2016
09:32
Morning Christh, democracy gives us a leave vote. Great Britain has spoken. That's what it's all about......democracy.
supermarky
24/6/2016
09:26
I was expecting Portside to be here this morning, crowing and telling us how much his portfolio has lost this morning. Mine was down about £120k, but it's recovered quite a bit and it's now only down about £61k.

It does seem that the markets will recover fairly quickly.

kenbachelor
24/6/2016
09:20
BARC has been in auction for what 10 mins?
smurfy2001
24/6/2016
09:15
purple11, what bigger shock than this morning you gonna get for your 60p?
gcom2
24/6/2016
09:09
smurfy2001 24 Jun'16 - 06:44 - 117991 of 118034 0 0

Why would interest be cut if the pound is in free fall, it went up to double digits last time!


Smurfy - It went up to double digits to try to protect the value of the £ in order to stay in the ERM. Ironically As soon as we had the sense to leave the ERM interest rates were cut back again and the value of the pound started to rise and after 6 months was higher than it had ben when we were in the ERM!

cmillar
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