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Barclays was £16 But that was many years ago And then it was decided to split the shares and then they became £4
"....when was it last at 600p. Before the war!"
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The charts only seem to go back 10 years. In that period the price peaked at just a smidgen over £3 (february & may 2013).
I expect to get anywhere near £6 one would have to look back before the 2008 financial crisis....and the banking landscape is totally different from back then.
One also has to look at market capitalisation....I suspect a lot of shares have been issued over the last 15 years. So BARC current mkt cap may not be far off what it was when the SP was at or near £6 (it might even be higher).
At the moment it is hard to see BARC at £6. Something spectacular would be needed to take it there.
"Kenny the answer to your question is yes Barclays will definitely break the 190 and if your patient enough you will see 600 may take a few years though."
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Yes, of course BARC will break 190p, we all know it will. Didn't it reach it last week?
BARC at £6 seems very strong....when was it last at 600p. Before the war!
Kenny the answer to your question is yes Barclays will definitely break the 190 and if your patient enough you will see 600 may take a few years though.
Barclays cant seem to break the £1.90 barrier do you think that they will?
"I’m glad to say that Barclays are first out of traps again, setting the agenda rather than following it imho."
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Are we a tortoise or a hare?
I was going to suggest a glacier but with global warming they can be dramatically fast around the edges....which aint BARC!!
Q3 Results Calendar Dates
Barclays Thu 21 Oct
HSBC Mon 25 Oct
Standard Chartered Wed 26 Oct
Lloyds Thu 28 Oct
NatWest (RBS) Thu 28 Oct
I’m glad to say that Barclays are first out of traps again, setting the agenda rather than following it imho.
Good Evening LeeRex, many thanks for your kind words. As I have mentioned on a few occasions now, as you can see on here, on the whole we are a relatively respectful bunch with a mix of views. Unlike the Lloyds Board which in my view has become highly aggressive and somewhat toxic.
There are some great posters on here, some who post weekly and some who are only occasional. But all are welcome. IMHO we are at a genuine crossroads here. Some feel the share price may fall in the weeks to come some feel a positive breakout is likely. You pays your money and you takes your choice.
I just wish more posters from the silent majority could chip in a little more to share their views, ideally with a rationale of why they believe that they are a Sell, Hold or Buy.
Good Luck my Friend.
Again, a post from over the pond with a relevance… it lists dates of some of the other Broker views within the same piece.
“ Jefferies Financial Group boosted their Q3 2021 earnings per share (EPS) estimates for Barclays in a research note issued on Thursday, September 30th. Jefferies Financial Group analyst J. Dickerson now forecasts that the financial services provider will post earnings of $0.49 per share for the quarter, up from their prior estimate of $0.44.”
https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-bcs-analyst-earnings-estimates-2021-10/
Morning Saurus / Mr A
Always a pleasure communicating with you guys, It's a shame the LLOY board doe's not have such please frequenters and posters..
Anyhow, I know and see many Crooks but none called Shepherd....
Sadly for those still in, that it seems everything is retracing a little, ebbing the positive momentum this was enjoying.
For myself, I may join back into the Party at around 172 area for the 1's I sold earlier in the week, which would also work nicely, as I would have transferred from a Dealing Account, into an ISA...
PS, not that I see BARC ever giving me the Gains or Divi's to be concerned with them not being in a ISA Tax wrap
GLA all
Oops .... meant /7 (Shepherd's Crook)
Eventful day all round including possibly sighting of a little known technical indicator /7 (Shepherd's hook)
Finished at 189.60p then? With the DOW Jones currently Down circa 400 points as I type, tomorrow doesn’t look too Positive at the moment… but who know? That’s the “joy” of the Stock Market know one truly knows what will happen, including me.
From my own perspective, I will wait to see if there are any upcoming significant dips and make my choice thereafter.
All imho please MYOC and GLA.
Well,the sheep gently edged through the fence, saw the farmer had a big smile on his face , not to mention a 12 bore slung over his arm and gently edged backwards. The landmines and lawnmower were duly noticed. Ho hum, back to normal 170/180 grass we go.
Let’s see when the farmer closes his gate at 4.30pm whether he let’s the sheep graze at this altitude at 190p+ or reverts back to type i.e. “Get off my Land!”.
Good Luck All
Morning LeeRex,
hope you are well. The farmer's foot size might be bigger but I'm holding the bolt cutters ; )
The fence might be breached by said sheep, but what if there's a lonely farmer with Big Wellies standing, just waiting, rubbing his hands ;o)
Over we go ....
eastern _investor, rofl… I hope the farmer hasn’t planted any land mines??? Especially not the USA debt default type?
Good Luck All
saurus, classic line… made me laugh!
I think the farmer forgot to switch the electricity on... 1.92 by end of the week and our sheep will be eating fresh grass on the other side looking at even better stuff on the ridge at 2.05
Morning Mr A,
comes to something when we are getting excited about a 1.9p rise. Just hope there's not a lawn mower on the other side of that fence!!
Good luck everyone,
saurus
eastern_investor, precariously close to 190p… nose of the sheep is close to the wire. Is today the day that the sheep jumps the fence and makes it to the promised land?
Good Luck My Friend
What would Barclays be without a lawsuit or two in the pipeline. Be like champagne without the bubbles. Got to keep the lawyers busy!!
I have shared this link purely because it mentions another small (by Barclays terms) lawsuit that has come out of the woodwork in the last week or so. As for their prediction for October 2021,I’ll let you reflect and respond if necessary. Hardly “Mystic Meg”!
Summary:
“ Barclays Share Price Outlook
The daily chart shows that the Barclays share price has been on a rebound for the past week. At the time of writing, it was trading higher at 188p. It is moving above the 25-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, which is usually considered a bullish sign.
Therefore, the BARC stock price is likely to extend its bullish outlook in the upcoming month. If this happens, the next logical target will be the key resistance level at 190.90p.”
https://a3musiconline.com/shares/barclays-share-price-forecast-for-october-2021/