Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 10/2/2020 08:37

porty...you might just be right...best to ignore the clowns...they come and go over time...best not to fall to their level...they not interested in Barc just stir up confrontation talk...

[klotzak] 10/2/2020 08:05

Potty and Dik. Head, https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1240149/coronavirus-uk-news-britain-threat-public-health-coronavirus-symptoms-NHS-latest-chinaIt's a good job you pair of chumps have no responsibility other than ramping each other up, with your tales of heroism against inept CEOs.

[johnwise] 09/2/2020 22:34

Barclays braces for pressure from activist investor and climate campaigners

Barclays is facing intense scrutiny on two fronts as the bank prepares to release its annual results on Thursday, as the bank tries to shake off an activist investor and address campaigners’ concerns over its financing of fossil fuels.



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[klotzak] 09/2/2020 20:12

You are talking from your bottom, Chumley Warner. Between the Dik and the Potty we have a set of dreamers with a clear lack of education.What's that Potty, you've just made £800k on the Hang Seng? Of course you did, hun!!??

[portside1] 09/2/2020 19:46

Diku do not reply ignore

[klotzak] 09/2/2020 19:40

Hurt feelings aside, have you anything relevant to give the group?

[portside1] 09/2/2020 19:38

Rodney we are going to be rich . Great line that was

[klotzak] 09/2/2020 18:25

You should shhh, you are amateurishly trying to ramp up a share, with no actual background or knowledge. Rather than look like the village idiot, DYOR and get into IC mag.

[geardown107] 09/2/2020 18:23

Dik, re-read your drivel. You started the calling. Grow up son. And if I may, you should learn English, pigeon English makes you look silly.
Porty, so what? Do you live in there? Lol.

[portside1] 09/2/2020 18:11

Back from spoons at 4.45 today it was not busy the weather kept them in yet all the old ones were out

[diku] 09/2/2020 17:56

Think you got your wires crossed...who is ramping up the share...this is free BB talk about Barc rather directing personal attacks to others...don't tell others to shhh...



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UDik, anyone who spouts off to a forum that the virus is contained(you) should keep quiet and stop trying to ramp up a share. Now shhh

[diku] 09/2/2020 17:52

Geardown...who started the name calling...you need specsavers visit...



The city aren’t listening, this is a playground... the results will be what they are regardless of ‘U Dik’ and his close chum ‘Potty’ who seems appropriately named.

[geardown107] 09/2/2020 17:13

Diku, to be fair some of your recent posts have made you look foolish. Don't try and high and mighty, calling the Klot an arXe wipe. You lost the argument when you started name calling.

[diku] 09/2/2020 16:11

Interest rates are very unlikely to go back to normal rates of 4 or 5%...plan B do a merger with STAN...

[diku] 09/2/2020 16:05

Post 134076...what was the date of that article published?...

[double down] 09/2/2020 14:37

China will cover up Carona, Bloomberg already reported Wuhan has been stabilised - that’s all US investors want to hear as the fed put has their backs, Dow 30k is coming. JES was too smug at Davos I think we’ll have reasonable results.

[bernie37] 09/2/2020 13:48

Mr Staley said Barclays’ prime brokerage business, which services hedge funds, “continues to grow quite a lot of share” and had become the de facto choice for clients that did not want to do all of their business with a US bank.



AnalysisBarclays PLC
Jes Staley: the last man in European investment banking

The strong performance of Barclays’ investment bank puts further pressure on Mr Bramson, the activist investor who amassed a large stake in the lender through his Sherborne vehicle and attempted, unsuccessfully, to force his way on to the board earlier this year.

Mr Bramson has been a critic of the investment bank, which he has described as a “black box with too much leverage” that acts as a “long-term depressant on Barclays’ valuation”. However, he has struggled to generate much support from other investors.

One adviser to Mr Bramson recently said the activist investor was looking for a “dignified exit” and could quickly sell his stake if a Brexit deal were to lead to a re-rating of Barclays’ shares. However, a spokesperson for Mr Bramson denied this.