Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[diku] 07/4/2021 09:33

Hope HSBA can stay above 430p and head to 455p pre ex divi...should bode well for Barc 2xx...

[diku] 07/4/2021 09:00

Of course if you start from very low bar of lockdowns...rocket science...



IMF upgrade global GDP. Rose tints on.

[prbshares] 07/4/2021 08:37

🤣🤣🤣

[manics] 07/4/2021 08:36

She fears the 19X yet she needn't.

JPM Guy: throw £25m at it, please.

[nick100] 07/4/2021 08:22

touched 190

[prbshares] 07/4/2021 08:21

Come on barc... lets have one of those 9-11p days 🤞🤞🤞

[manics] 07/4/2021 08:20

Climate change protestors broke windows at the London headquarters of Barclays in #CanaryWharf about an hour ago.

[reidy66] 07/4/2021 08:19

190 approaching !

[prbshares] 07/4/2021 08:19

I think its time ....

[manics] 07/4/2021 08:18

...is the FTSE going back to *gasp*, a seven handle?

[prbshares] 07/4/2021 07:57

Sunshine & Blue sky today... blue is the theme... I am even wearing blue framed RTG's ;-)

I want to see barc break through the 190p mark and hold at this level ... the consolidation here between 184-189 has been good but I don't want it to be reliant on the BB.

With the RTG's on I see barc at the 220p level based on its previous performance through lockdown, UK and US economy pushing forward. The bank is profitable, secure in its funding and diversifying its lucrative IB across the globe... come on barc lets have a flyer !!

[manics] 07/4/2021 07:55

...futures +30.

[manics] 07/4/2021 07:50

Nearly half way through. £325m spent. £375m to spend.

[reidy66] 07/4/2021 07:37

Buy back RNS out

[manics] 07/4/2021 07:26

IMF upgrade global GDP. Rose tints on.

[johnwise] 07/4/2021 07:25

IMF sounds alarm over £7trillion Covid borrowing binge: Rising corporate debt sparks fears of a fresh banking crisis

According to the Institute of International Finance, companies around the world borrowed around £7trillion last year, taking total corporate debt to £107trillion.

Covid has punched holes in the finances of many small firms and in larger businesses in hard-hit sectors such as hospitality and travel, the IMF noted.

Many companies are still on the brink of collapse, and could cause huge losses for banks if they fail to repay loans.

[johnwise] 07/4/2021 06:46

Investors put pressure on firms over Uighur forced labour

Investors are ramping up their engagement with brands, including Adidas, Coca-Cola and General Motors, over their possible connection to Uighur forced labour through their supply chains.

In January, the US announced it would detain all cotton products and tomato products produced in China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region over forced labour concerns.

[johnwise] 06/4/2021 22:37

UK May Do Trade Deal With China 'By The Back Door', Says Labour

Party's fears over an international pact comes amid condemnation of the regime from Tory backbenchers.

UK May Do Trade Deal With China 'By The Back Door', Says Labour
Party's fears over an international pact comes amid condemnation of the regime from Tory backbenchers.

[johnwise] 06/4/2021 22:18

This is what life could be like when we've ALL had the vaccine: Shops, bars and restaurants are thriving in Gibraltar where 90 per cent of adults have had the jab and hospitals have zero Covid patients

[johnwise] 06/4/2021 22:15

VIDEO

Wall Street will leave NY if tax and spend continues: Steve Moore

[johnwise] 06/4/2021 21:22

Pretax profit falls 64% to $475.6m at Dublin-based unit of Citibank

The directors said “the company’s businesses, operations and financial condition have been impacted by economic dislocations and trends caused by the pandemic”.