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BARC Barclays Plc

217.25
1.10 (0.51%)
07 Jun 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
  1.10 0.51% 217.25 216.70 216.75 218.25 213.30 216.05 96,237,531 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commercial Banks, Nec 25.38B 5.26B 0.3470 6.25 32.85B
Barclays Plc is listed in the Commercial Banks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BARC. The last closing price for Barclays was 216.15p. Over the last year, Barclays shares have traded in a share price range of 128.34p to 224.25p.

Barclays currently has 15,154,554,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barclays is £32.85 billion. Barclays has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.25.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/3/2019
08:55
Only really stating the obvious that a hard brexit would hammer bank shares!
spoole5
31/3/2019
06:29
I'm more worried about our exposure to Italian debt!

Peanuts

jordaggy
30/3/2019
21:23
Barcs. For years barcs has been a used cow for directors to milk dry , ever year , vote these useless directors out Staley is a fraud done nothing for barcs only give a dirty name Filling is pockets on lies lies lies ,share holders being given dud info lies
portside1
30/3/2019
21:21
Dominic grieve now saying the con party in is area as been taken over by UKIP , to get rid of him ,The man is no more than a liar ,,he was elected to carry out the wishes of the voters he as betrayed them he is a traitor ,He as no morals and thinks he is great , well he not just a dishonest scumbag
portside1
30/3/2019
20:01
agreed diku
m1k3y1
30/3/2019
19:08
Ban this so called freebie/option shares to insiders across the Plc casino markets...it serves no purpose...if it is good enough for the insiders then how about giving freebie share option/shares to all the staff and shareholders...Directors come and go just like other staff members...Boards members get a luxurious salary with bonus and other perks...regardless of performance or a non performer or other!...we have a 2 tier system set up...insiders are on a win win situation with their salary/fee package unlike the shareholders can see their shares/wealth go down...ever wonder if shareholders stopped buying shares directly or indirectly via fundies across the World in protest...do you think insiders would get their luxurious fees/salary/perks?...
diku
30/3/2019
17:33
Porty....I agree with you about the free shares but I am afraid the FCA wouldn't be interested.
It's down to the shareholders to approve the remuneration, or not.

m1k3y1
30/3/2019
17:14
Barclays' share price has been on a continuous slide for about a year.

This reduced the normalized P/E ratio to just 7.5 while the dividend yield increased to 4.2%.

Barclays currently has a CET1 capital ratio of 13.2% but would be hit hard in the 'adverse scenario' as outlined by the European Banking Authority.

As long as Barclays keeps its payout ratio at 30-40% and retains the remainder of its net income to strengthen its balance sheet, it should be fine.

bernie37
30/3/2019
09:21
Beaconsfield quite rightly had a vote of no confidence in their MP last night

Has the bloke got the integrity to resign?

I doubt it - democracy only works when it delivers the votes they want

joe say
29/3/2019
17:26
Parliament has in the last 2 years clearly demonstrated that they consider themselves to be above both the electorate and hence the principals of democracy itself.

The trust of a large proportion of the electorate has been lost , in some cases for good.

Democracy is the loser ... politicians come and go :
It is a great pity that today we have none of them who care a jot for the voter,the common man, or the country in which we live and used to be called Great Britain.

If current politicians think they are going to get voted back in the next elections ... like Mrs May , they are deluding themselves.

buywell2
29/3/2019
16:42
I've put myself up for election this April. All those moaning on about brexit get out there and help clear the trash from our political system before it's too late. Put yourself up for election for an independent party.
terminated
29/3/2019
16:35
The majority still voted to leave and do not want to be kept in this authoritarian club against their will and having to pay for it too. Get bl oody on with it. This should have been sorted at least two years ago. How do remainers propose to accommodate the millions more EU citizens who will come under freedom of movement rules if we remained. No forward planning from this Government, no house, school or prison for starters.

VIDEO

johnwise
29/3/2019
16:22
The lowest US unemployment recorded in 50 years.. 55,000 new manufacturing jobs came back to the US with the Trump administration..

Its so simple you just impose import tariffs and reduce company taxation, put your own country first instead of Communist China

Donald Trump: "I'll take jobs from China, Mexico"

VIDEO

johnwise
29/3/2019
15:45
Short term pain for long term gain doesn't work in politics which is why we fail. We needed a business approach.
clond
29/3/2019
15:33
the reason why I/l left I know but can not post it insider info ,


staley is a silent ceo a dud and all at the bank no he is a dud more to leave because of this issue , were are these non directors why are they not doing what they are their for speak out

portside1
29/3/2019
15:30
may must resign npow or the party is final finished call a g/e now
portside1
29/3/2019
15:27
call labour's bluff, lets have an general election, love to see labour wiped out.
hellscream
29/3/2019
14:43
They couldn't organise a P... up in a brewery !!!
Shameful.
I am with Porty, sack the lot of them.

m1k3y1
29/3/2019
14:10
no ken you are 100% wrong we had a vote its mps job to carry out the result not their own end ideas , we did not vote for a deal or no deal we voted leave , I new along with 17,4 m what we voted for

it these remoaners that are at fault they have attempted to destroy our democracy

now that all the scum yes scum in parliament it must now go back to the public
and must except the vote and if they do not resign stand down or be kicked out of commons

I am sick of the likes of the liar CORBYN AND I DO NO THE SCUMBAG HE IS VILE MAN JUST A LIAR

portside1
29/3/2019
13:40
Portside - As I've already told you 'if you give somebody an impossible task, it's not their fault when they fail; it's yours'.
kenbachelor
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