Barclays Share Discussion Threads

[smurfy2001] 03/7/2024 21:38

Proud to see the Barclays logo on Wimbledon 🥹

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 18:57

LIVE: Nigel Farage hosts final rally in Clacton

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 18:41

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NCF Pre-Election Show with Prof. Matt Goodwin

[bernie37] 03/7/2024 18:08

Barclays
BARC
3.11%
' share price had been looking like it was limbering up to become useful, even closing marginally above our 217p level trigger price.

Unfortunately, the intrusion of a UK General Election effectively kyboshed any immediate hope, the share being consigned to a parking orbit until such time we know the winner.

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We still suspect the share price shall enter a recovery phase. At present, it looks like share price closure above 217p shall prove significant, kicking off a cycle to an initial 236p with our secondary, if bettered, at 251p and almost certain hesitation. But, overall, the potential of a visit to a longer-term 290p makes a lot of visual sense.

Our converse scenario, should things opt to go wrong, is that below 197p risks triggering reversals to an initial 189p with our secondary, if broken, calculating at 177p and a visual potential for a bounce.

[bernie37] 03/7/2024 18:05

Barclays
BARC
3.11%
' share price had been looking like it was limbering up to become useful, even closing marginally above our 217p level trigger price.

Unfortunately, the intrusion of a UK General Election effectively kyboshed any immediate hope, the share being consigned to a parking orbit until such time we know the winner.

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We still suspect the share price shall enter a recovery phase. At present, it looks like share price closure above 217p shall prove significant, kicking off a cycle to an initial 236p with our secondary, if bettered, at 251p and almost certain hesitation. But, overall, the potential of a visit to a longer-term 290p makes a lot of visual sense.

Our converse scenario, should things opt to go wrong, is that below 197p risks triggering reversals to an initial 189p with our secondary, if broken, calculating at 177p and a visual potential for a bounce.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 17:00

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MATT GOODWIN: Why GEN Z Is Turning to NIGEL FARAGE and REFORM UK

[stutes] 03/7/2024 16:38

I think B should engage with shareholders about IB's future within the Group.

[bridggar] 03/7/2024 13:59

Guess not.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 12:34

Go anywhere in the UK there is decline.

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BOARDED UP SCARBOROUGH

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 12:25

Go anywhere in the UK there is decline. Even in wealthy areas, they are obviously better but still there is a feeling of just hanging on. Combined with the previous Labour government this Tory bunch have continued it. All Sunak had to do was stop the boats. The public were telling him how to do it for months and years. Our wishes were clear. He did nothing.Our country is ruined. Violence is around every corner, we do not know who is here. It does not feel like home for many of its legitimate citizens, just a long list of things we must do to try to live happily. And Britain is not a happy or content country anymore. This government has managed to make it less welcoming to its own citizens than to just about anyone else who floats up here. Vote Reform.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 11:49

Starmer plot to spend £100bn after election win - using YOUR pension fund

The Labour Party has designs on your pension if it wins tomorrow's election as it hopes to use the nation's retirement savings to revive the economy.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 11:49

Bank of England should become more like the Fed to stem bond losses, Barclays says


The Bank of England should structure its balance sheet more like the US Federal Reserve to help stem losses from the unwinding of quantitative easing (QE), analysts at Barclays have argued.

The Treasury is having to shoulder heavy losses from QE, which is attracting a lot of political attention given the parlous state of the public finances. Taxpayers are expected to transfer around £35bn to the Bank of England this year to cover losses resulting from QE.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 11:37

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Ivestor Kevin O'Leary reacts to a judge siding with 16 Republican-led states that challenged Biden's decision…

Kevin O'Leary: This ruling is going to have some major impacts on the energy sector

[smurfy2001] 03/7/2024 10:17

We gonna break 220p ? Storming ahead today.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 10:02

Wall Street sage issues grim warning about the S&P 500 and the chances of a recession - here is what it means for 401(K)s

Wall Street analyst issues dire warning about the economy and stocks

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 09:55

Good luck Keir! UK needs 120,000 rental homes immediately says Rightmove

ortal says only way for Labour to rein in runaway rent inflation is to build thousands of rental homes as soon possible - a difficult task given the Tory's failure on this front.

[bridggar] 03/7/2024 09:43

Any chartists prepared to offer suggestions of next movement? I guess nothing much until post election but seems to be moving upwards at least

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 09:32

600,000 extra people are allowed in each year, further burdening an already strained infrastructure. It's a complete mess.


Homeless and Private rentals in UK reach record highs, data reveals


For rent outside of London, on average Brits are looking at paying £1,316 per calendar month, which is the highest ever recorded, according to research by property website Rightmove.

Ahead of tomorrow's election, Rightmove is calling on whoever the next government is to help the industry by creating more rental properties.

In London, the price for renting on average lifted to £2,652 a month, marking nearly triple that of the £894 average seen in the north-east of England.

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 08:34

VIDEO

MATT GOODWIN: How TORY Elites DESTROYED Their OWN Party

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 07:48

Tories, you have had your chance. 14 years worth of chances. Now stand aside and remove any candidates that are polling lower than Reform if you really want to prevent such a large Labour majority...

As public servants, their duty is to serve the people. However, nothing that the public wants has been achieved:

- The NHS is worse

- Crime rates are higher

- The national debt has increased

- The cost of living is at a crisis point

- Poverty is soaring

- Councils are going bankrupt

- Roads are constantly congested and full of potholes

- Train fares are higher than air travel

- NHS dentists are almost nonexistent

- Waiting lists for everything are growing

Despite this, 600,000 extra people are allowed in each year, further burdening an already strained infrastructure. It's a complete mess. Vote Reform unapologetically, and a new tomorrow starts..

[johnwise] 03/7/2024 07:42

"warning to the Left (not that they will heed it). If you show that you have no respect for democracy, why should the rest of us? And in that case the conclusion seems startlingly obvious. And then Powell's much quoted warning will surely come to pass, but all across Europe"


Over 200 French election candidates quit in effort to block Marine Le Pen's hard-Right party forming government - after Macron's disastrous snap poll

Marine Le Pen's party took 33 percent of the vote - ahead of Macron's 22 percent