Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[steveglobal4] 28/6/2016 22:08

upbeat finish on wall street, we should open up

[smurfy2001] 28/6/2016 17:18

IG have reduced the equity margin requirements to pre-BREXIT.

[capeview] 28/6/2016 17:09

I think there was a lot of EGO trips, but more from the Other parties from the EU.

[lrj] 28/6/2016 17:08

Farage was on his own ego trip, he let himself down.

[portside1] 28/6/2016 17:00

from a barc investor . any one who is concerned at the big fall in the share price of barcs needs to look at the directors of barcs not the eu vote the reason for the big fall is down to lack of clarity from the directors which as not altered since 2008 . our directors do not give a toss about private share holders but rest assured they will have spoken to their big investors behind closed doors

[portside1] 28/6/2016 16:52

farage was bril what a pm he would make would be great for the uk

[steveglobal4] 28/6/2016 16:36

o well I'm, in here now for the first time in years, watch it drop further now I'm in the club too

[portside1] 28/6/2016 16:31

jes spoke on the 24th on the uk voting out . he should of put out a statement to reassure its owners and stop hedge funds cleaning up or is he on their side and not the owners of barcs ?
just my view
I would of thought that the big drop it would of been common sense

[portside1] 28/6/2016 16:24

will check barc com

[portside1] 28/6/2016 16:24

farage was bril today he spoke the truth not one of the scum in brussels have ever done a days work and unelected just given jobs friend to friend not on ability

[neilrich] 28/6/2016 16:20

BARC CEO has spoken...check barclays.com

I'm concerned about the level of the FTSE 100, agree about this being a dead cat bounce. I can see the FTSE 100 falling below 5000, not sure how far BARC shall fall.

[smurfy2001] 28/6/2016 16:12

Portside,

Congrats on your bet on the downside, you did well.

[portside1] 28/6/2016 16:09

more free shares for the directors . yet silence on the fall of the share price yes we no its about brexit ,
but any ceo worth is salt would be saying would be speaking on the companies behalf

it appears they are only interested in counting their free shares and very happy at the drop which gave them a lot more free shares

and still silence from our board its not good for the bank

[clond] 28/6/2016 15:47

Lloyds going strong tody

[cmillar] 28/6/2016 15:20

bigboots - Yet what is predicted to happen is not as bad as the scenarios in the Stress tests that the banks passed.

[johnwise] 28/6/2016 15:00

Email from UKIP Head Office

Thank you very much for getting in touch. Please excuse the brevity of this reply but as you can imagine we are snowed under with messages of support.

It's been a long hard slog to get to this Referendum, and finally the cell door has opened and freedom now beckons. Some commentators have said that a Leave vote means UKIP can disband, job done, but that is not the case.

There will not be a "second Referendum" despite whatever Michael Heseltine might wish. The petition calling for one has already been discredited and UKIP has no intention of getting involved with this matter. It is simply a case of bad losers not accepting a democratic result... exactly the sort of behaviour exhibited by the EU.

Britain might have voted to Leave the EU but it's not over yet. The Government must now set in motion the deal for leaving the EU in an amicable friendly way, and UKIP is certainly needed to hold their feet to the fire and ensure that there is no back-sliding. The EU is slipperier than a buttered piglet, and like you, we do not trust them one little bit. They will do their best to put a spanner in the works of Brexit and whoever is handling the UK negotiations needs to be aware of that.
Regards
David Challice
UKIP Head Office

[bigboots] 28/6/2016 14:47

Barclays couldn't make money when things were fine and dandy a few weeks ago. There hope was an increase in Rates in the US, this clearly is now not going to happen

Take Brexit and the downturn in the UK, and globally, take the loans that they have extended to the property market and this is just toxic

Wait for this to happen, the Government will have to pump money again into the banks as their tier 1 ratio needs to be high and this mounts up to a disaster down the line within the next 6 - 9 months

Banks are going to be crucified going forward because of Brexit, it is certainly not in the price yet