Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[portside1] 01/7/2016 09:10

Greece Portugal Italy are going to have a rough 5 years poverty they need to leave the eu its killing them were as Poland who pay nothing are the winners

[johnwise] 01/7/2016 08:59

EU is knacked and the Banksters know this, every where one looks the cracks are getting wider and the debts are getting bigger.

Take a look at Deutsche Banks shares since Merkel opened the doors. Another month and a massive bailout will be needed and we can stick 2 fingers up.

[portside1] 01/7/2016 08:54

well mc liar as spoken again what a useless chairman he should be in a nursing home the man is deranged , the lady on cnbc who worked with him as been proven to be correct she said when he became chairman that he was not at all good just a user he is worthless to barcs a complete idiot and far from bright my cleaner is brighter than him

[ianood] 01/7/2016 08:44

Because the €uro is a lot lot weaker than the Deutschemark was.

[capeview] 01/7/2016 07:15

Johnwise, that is the problem with Europe, the weak countries not the strong ones. The weaker countries are being held up by the stronger economies, such as Germany Britain and France, but also, let's not forget the fact the Germany economy has seen a steady decrease in unemployment over the last 10 years where as most other eu countries are up and down like yo yo's.

I wonder why Germany is doing so well but everyone else is suffering?

[qantas] 01/7/2016 05:16

Runaway Paul hope all the shorters have diapers on another strong open coming ....

[johnwise] 30/6/2016 22:04

ITALY ON THE EDGE: Italian banks face further losses as investor fears grow over debt

Italian authorities are struggling to restore confidence amid around £270billion of bad loans sitting in their banks' books.

[johnwise] 30/6/2016 21:50

Gove is right. Boris made a very unwise speech the other day, in which he seemed to accept open borders as a price of staying in the single market. That is anathema to real Brexiteers.

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[upwego] 30/6/2016 20:31

1.80p is coming double quick!

[bonio10000] 30/6/2016 20:17

a nice devaluation will compensate for that 3%.

I think the issue is more cars where it is 10%.

So there might well be a realignment of the country away from that to other areas we can compete on.

[terminated] 30/6/2016 20:14

There was some business exporter on the news this morning saying how the European levy is only about 3%, if that is true it's a whole lot of fuss over nothing. We both put a 3% levy on good, we get more back in tax, give companies a tax break using the extra levy income, and we are no worse off.

[grandeur] 30/6/2016 19:56

Whats the chances of Barclays going bust, is it still considered a share with growth potential given the pending interest rate cut, will we get back to £2 anytime over the next 12 months

[davew28] 30/6/2016 17:48

No wonder Staley is saying that. They've virtually closed or in the process of it all European operations so little need for staff, just a small presence for the IB!

[qantas] 30/6/2016 16:21

Wonder if runawaypaul managed to get his Diaper on time?.....

[portside1] 30/6/2016 16:02

Theresa may . says she would be a strong leader so why as she done nothing for years deported no illegals she is not a leader , she sat on the fence hiding under the desk .

she is a loser and will destroy the party

[portside1] 30/6/2016 15:51

johnwise , when is he speaking and were

[johnwise] 30/6/2016 14:14

Jim Armitage: Barclays boss Jes Staley steps up to the plate with post-Leave positivity

An American is emerging as the biggest post-Brexit cheerleader for the City we’ve got.

Jes Staley, the tough-guy Wall Streeter now running Barclays, will tonight pour scorn on the idea of moving bank staff to the EU following the Leave vote.

[christh] 30/6/2016 13:04

oh dear me:

Gove: "Boris is not fit to lead"

[johnwise] 30/6/2016 12:07

"Gove ditches Boris and announces pitch for Tory leadership"


Clown Boris never was a Brexiteer. He only did it as a means to get the opportunity of becoming PM.

Michael Gove was the most believable of the Leave campaign, and stood down from his top job to do what he believed in. Gove has now realised that Boris will readily accept the single market for Britain that will continue to bring in thousands of immigrants into the country . Michael comes across as a honest chap who has strong beliefs

Sorry Theresa you didn't want Leave, and you did nothing to stop the rabble calling themselves immigrants, you will not do, May is a failed Conservative.

Tories will go the same way as Labour unless they get a strong leader who can steer a clear path .


ANGELA Merkel will have to agree to a free trade deal with an independent United Kingdom because 750,000 jobs rely on cross-Channel exports, a senior economics analyst has warned today.

[christh] 30/6/2016 11:20

Gove ditches Boris and announces pitch for Tory leadership


Michael Gove has this morning announced he will stand in the Conservative leadership race to succeed David Cameron as prime minister.

Gove, who headed up the Vote Leave campaign, was widely expected to throw his support behind Boris Johnson in a joint bid, but has now sought to distance himself from his colleague.

[informant100] 30/6/2016 10:45

It's because banks are more affected to brexit. Expect two years of pain for banks after we sign article 50

[neo26] 30/6/2016 09:59

ftse recovered to post brexit prices, yet the banks are struggling big time.

[portside1] 30/6/2016 09:53

johnmc farlane as made a speech but not for barcs