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Mr A, well done but this is surely going to get zapped by the 190p fence shortly ?
The SP should go up more as the shorters hedge their losses.
Well done on you profit Mr A. Hope you and yours are well.
I also sold another tranche for 187.48p. Profit wise have done much better with NWG and VMUK over recent months.
Apart from some short term price rises, share buy backs haven't imv achieved what was hoped for.
All the best,
saurus
… my Limit Order at 187.00p was triggered. Sold 5 months after purchase. I didn’t get anywhere close to my 10% but will take circa 6.25% Gross Return. £1,875 net proceeds after all costs. Should pay for another holiday.
Good Luck All!
Gap watch - Barc
Based on LSE tech chart
27th-28th July 21 - 170
11th-12th Aug 15 - 278
IMO - need to close that gap at 170 so we're free to move onward and upward
Now is the time to buy Barclays in my view tapering will start very soon in the USA. Playing it safe as that will impact on the shares in the uk . Just my view . Also bought Lloyds.
Good Morning All, funny how what you planned to do and what actually panned out are not always one and the same I.e. I am still holding my short term lump as my 10% upwards price target of circa 1.94 still hasn't been achieved. In theory, from this stage the price should operate in a narrow flat band until 7 days prior to the results when news "leaks" out and depending on it's content the price breaks out either way.
All imho please MYOC and GLA.
SP seems attached to about 180p by a pretty strong elastic band....I reckon we have all figured that out by now. Even the 'analysts' seem to be getting bored and apologetic at repeating themselves.
InvestingCube.com give their latest update.
Summary:
“ Barclays share price forecast
The daily chart shows that the BARC share price has found substantial resistance in the past few months. It has struggled to move above the key resistance at 188p. It is also slightly below the 25-day and 50-day moving averages. The stock is above the key support level at 154, which is the lower side of the double-top pattern.
Therefore, for now, while the fundamentals for Barclays are good, there is a possibility that the stock will remain in the current range for a while. The key levels to watch are 170p and 188p.”
https://www.investingcube.com/barclays-share-price-struggles-below-key-resistance-level-shares/
Based on LSE tech chart
27th-28th July 21 - 170
17th-20th Sept 21 - 181 - Closed today 22nd Sept 21
11th-12th Aug 15 - 278
Based on LSE tech chart
Gap watch - Barc
27th-28th July 21 - 170
17th-20th Sept 21 - 181
11th-12th Aug 15 - 278
They closed at 174.92 then. With the Dow ending heavily down albeit an element of dead cat bounce towards the end of the session, tomorrow is NOT looking to clever at the moment. Indicating another red day on the Futures indices for tomorrow.
Good Luck All
With the Dow Jones futures indicating an opening 2.30pm drop of 1.85% / 640 points then a further price drop below 175p currently seems inevitable. Buckle in for what could be a bumpy ride.
All imho please MYOC and GLA.
Gap watch - Barc
Based on LSE tech chart
27th-28th July 21 - 170
11th-12th Aug 15 - 278
… let’s hope that after the Fed’s meeting on Wednesday that some positivity if not clarity can be return before it turns into a stinker of a week… or fortnight… or month.
Good Luck All.
Now that would be nice for 2022 !
I had to look up the amount of the cancelled dividend that was due to be paid when the pandemic hit (due 3rd April 2020)....it was a 6p final dividend. That would have given 9p for the year.
4p seems realistic in February results.
Mr A, I do hope so. I fear the price is only being sustained by the current round of buy-backs. My interpretation of the results is that the dividend in Feb '22 will be 4p and whilst that is pleasing, is not earth-shattering in terms of return on investments for a lot of traders. Longer term investors will like it if Barc can give an indication that dividends are going to rise further.
"A price increase of 1% over the past four weeks ensures that the trend is still in place for the stock of this financial holding company" (Zacks equity research)
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1% is nothing....Barclays can go up or down by multiples of that over a week.
It is 'nice' to know that someone is positive about Barclays but analysis based on the above seems to be clutching at straws.
Perhaps Zacks has spotted some fundamental driver that will take Barclays through the 190p barrier....but at the moment that wall seems pretty solid.
A piece from Zacks Equity Research via Nasdaq.com indicating that they believe that the American Depositary Receipt stock (ADR) of BCS is “….on the verge of a breakout”. The rationale being that, on the whole, the US stock movements mirror the UK BARC stock movements and vice versa.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/what-makes-barclays-bcs-a-good-fit-for-trend-investing-2021-09-16
Got a BBQ gas lighter handy : )
investingcube.com give their latest update and remain positive…
Summary:
“Barclays share price forecast
The daily chart shows that the Barclays share price has been moving in a tight range recently. Along the way, the stock has formed an inverted head and shoulders pattern, which is a bullish sign. It also remains slightly above the short and longer-term moving averages.
Therefore, the stock will likely break out higher in the near term. This view will be confirmed if the stock manages to move above the neckline at around 190p. “
https://www.investingcube.com/barclays-share-price-bullish-sentiment-ahead-uk-inflation-data-shares/
FFS someone set fire to the Blue Budgie's tail feathers, please . . . this is killing me lol.
I think BARC is already out performing its' closest rivals but the UK market seems bullish towards them. With Singapore coming on line imminently are we going to see a well timed kick start? I don't think 200p is an insurmountable target for EQ1....
In light of positive news from their CEO I am surprised that their share price has been so stagnant....although a record rise for inflation does not help the case.
There are talks of accepting some form of crypto working practices that may spark some kindling...pretty sure the FCA will **** on that fire though.