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Long time coming but hopefully bad times behind us . Next update will be telling . Good luck to all shorters think thry may need it ciao 4 now
Avoid marxist Jew hater Corbyn and watch the blue bird soar! Here is a mother admonishing her daughter for voting Corbyn, heed her!
https://youtu.be/YuBeBjqKSGQ
My average is 180p, so after a very poor show over the last year, it is good to see the SP in recovery.
Why are Central Bankers aiding in the transfer of wealth from private investors to the institutional investors?
The institutional investors do not re-invest in what the majority of citizens water (cheaper energy, continued use of fossil fuels as they're cheaper, more houses, fresher food, more supermarkets in rural areas, more independent shops/businesses (this is how wonderful unique products get created - often they are far better than the majority of mass-produced ones).
BoomerBower, albeit politics is the topic of the moment it doesn't actually seem to affect our futures as much as the decisions of Central Banks, in my opinion.
Since Central Banks decided to support existing businesses getting larger - instead of financially supporting more competition within the economy - then choice has decreased, prices have risen, and there are fewer products on the market that I find interesting/useful.
No I didn't. I sold and bought back in at 140 as stated on here. Just correcting the record bru. So I'm roughly 18% up here. You on the other hand are 35% down. Keep up the excellent work bru. You e found your métier lol.
anything to back up the £2 prediction?
Who gives a flying F !!!!
Predictions are useless and nobody should be trusting as gospel what randoms put on a BB.. Invest if YOU want, or don't. It's YOUR choice and nobody else's..
just curious, as an retired Barclays employee, I have a lot of shares and £2 would be very nice indeed. No need to be so aggressive, you need to lighten up
Hi exBarc,
if you've been here as long as I have, seeing the same old crap posted, you said this, you said that, you'd probably understand my post a little better.
thanks DayTrader247, I retired this year after a 27 year association with Barclays and my plan is to hold my shares for a few years, hoping for improved dividends and of course SP. Despite a disastrous change to the retail stockbroker platform, I think the investment bank is in good shape. I am optimistic that if no more penalties for improper behaviour are lurking in the background, we could see a steady growth in both dividends and SP, but that's just my wishful thinking.
ok LeeRex I understand your frustration and as a newbie to this chat board I will look to ignore certain posts
I'd need a little over £2 to break even, I've been a long term holder, hence the high break even point. Years ago it was promising with increasing Divi and share price predicted to hit the dizzy £3, but then, well....
Banking being clean business with no future fines ;o) YEA OK..... But I know I'll get my money back eventually once money starts to flow again after the dreaded B word, and Trade dispute.
Well here goes, come Friday this will be completely different one way or the other. Personnally, I need £2.05 to break even.
it might be interesting if the Conservatives win a majority today.
It will be even more interesting if Labour / SNP win !
Bru are you still here? I'm up around 17% you are down 40%. Keep up the great work.
If labour wins this will go to under a pound.
I've not been on here years bru. If you bought at 250p that's your fault. I got in at 140p. So objectively I'm rather better at this than you.
And the pound will be worth as much as a Zimbabwe dollar.
I think Zimbabwe would be sending us foreign aid in 20 odd years if these Marxists seize power.
As you know luxort that was on the back of a brexit deal being passed in march. Did I miss the WA being approved by parliament?
She wants to break 190