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£1.80 and id start to think about maybe selling....... otherwise its staying in my isa loading up on dividends forever.....
If they can make progress with Venkat's objectives, the share price should rerate. Approx £6bn splashed on buybacks at current price would reduce share count to around 11.5bn. If profits are rising at the same time, the share price ought to track quite a bit higher. As others have said, a lot can go wrong. If the financials are good over the next 12 months, that might be enough to convince the doubters. Time will tell. Fingers crossed.
@ 3LittleBirds - Ar ha ! something in common there sir, even I have sported a donkey jacket in my younger years and traded it for a pin stripe whistle.
We must have looked like cast member out of L.A lol
These days I prefer to fit in with a prison style blue shirt, nice jeans and decent boots.
Mind you i did notice a old school pit jacket being sported in Euston Station few years back, all the tags over it, he looked like a proper Charlie, really made me cringe.
Anyhow, back on track, half glass full and all that, hoping this was a breather, and not hindered a tad more leg room until Friday arvo.
Away now as the Dow is not playing fair today.
GLA
Firstly, well done and fair play to everyone banking a profit here.
Paws crossed for those waiting for it all to fall in place.
Mr A' just opened that link touché . . . scored a point back, as I nearly swallowed my brew the wrong way.
The 'side stepping' destroyed me lol.
@ JayK - start'em young chap, the only way, lord knows what my lads teacher's thought I did, as they used to call it 'Ups and Downs" try explaining that one without sounding like a parent suffering from Bipolar.
Nice to see a few familiar names popping up below, trust you are all well and in good spirits, it's not always that Barcs gets to claim some spotlight.
Few of us have had over 16 yrs chasing that carrott, certainly not waiting until 2026 to see if they succeed or fail on the current agender. Uk banks never regained returns from the capital/equity markets like we expected.
Instead Barcs BoD's still ploughed all their hope in returning to the strength they once were, which has been like listening to a retired 'puchie' boxer. The sort who live on the memory of "I could have been a contender"
All Barclays have done is waste money trying to tweak a failing rig all these years, with low rates and ECB flooding the capital markets , surely someone running a bank would add up the fact that the returns were only ever going to be little anyhow.As I have previously posted, once the FED clip the US banks wings , it should also help Barclays gain some ground over there at last.
We should see some benefits start to show after Q1 reporting with regards to income from deal making.
What Venkat is hoping to achieve in my opinion, will be quite a tall order.
1. Reducing capital base and suffer no blunders ( the latter I have less faith in quite frankly) time will tell.
2. Make good on the buybacks and returns to shareholders.
3. reduce costings from 67% down to 63% maybe if they didn't "show pony" Churchill Place it would help.
Considering our competitors manage to work below 50% !
4. Targeting ROTC around 12% by 2026 from the current 10.3% (which we are sick of hearing each year!) again seems like we have heard it all before.
IMO opinion I can only see any of this being achieved if the BoD's start respecting the shareholders, because all they have been doing is diluting the banks share price all these years, whilst just kicking the can until their pay awards cleared.
We are at a crucial stage atm, rates up and the markets are all adjusted to this new norm' there is lots of powder kept dry in the financials, we have all the right ingredients to make a decent meal, we just need to sack few thousands 2nd chef's.
All in all if we must have decent reports or the cracks will open up again.
Regards W'
I couldn't resist with my 139 avg, I had to sell it at 165.
Looking at the markets today It's held up better than I expected to be honest. If it can hold yesterdays gains through to the end of the day I would expect it to finish around 166-168 this week.
Sp, looks like it could retrace after what was a fast few days rise. Likely retracement level, would be January top, in range of 153-155.5. Initial price target was 177, but may take extra time to arrive, with retracement. DYOR.
Just as I said.
This will reach £2 by the end of March.
Short G-Y Bears doomed to failure.
Hello Kitty says Hodl.
Https://www.cityam.com/barclays-chief-cs-venkat-we-are-creating-a-simpler-better-more-balanced-bank/
Please do your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.
Buy on the rumour sell on the news
29th prediction will be 15x.00
I'm holding on because the SP should rise further before ex-divi date, well hopefully.
Cheers,
Bob.
Bought at 133p still holding at 163p
Sound advice 3LittleBirds.
I would have highlighted point 3...... Too often I've had an itchy finger, and should have held back from a trade.
Morning Mr A, not so much, whilst not going too much of topic we focused on good sleep for our little ones, both, at 2.5 years old and 10 months sleep a solid 11-12 hours a night. We still miss a lot of events and family gatherings in the evenings as good sleep and rest was a priority for us, probably because I never sleep apart from in school!
I've had a year out with our youngest being born but from May I will be back into the swing of things and back into the FTSE for day trading. Looking forward to it as I miss it, but also a year out is a long time so it will be good to fire up the trading machine, although I did fire it up so my eldest could search for Santa using 4 screens on Christmas Eve, haha.
Hope your well buddy.
J
Trimmed, nice move. GL all.
@Fusion98 . Well Done! An 11% profit is a good return on a short term trade in my world.
Regards, MrA
Moring @JayK,
"My eldest daughter is 2.5 and she's already been introduced to candle sticks :)"
Should that not include "...and as a parent, due to a lack of sleep she has introduced me to matchsticks, for keeping my eyes open during the day".
Good Luck My Friend.
Regards, MrA
Buy 144.6
sold 162.18
11%
rinse and repeat
Fusion98
I'm not sure, on a technical side this is very bullish at the moment. If you were day trading it yesterday you were 100% going long. Its still bullish imo. Be interesting to todays close.
@3LittleBirds, that's great your son's want to do this, I wish I started earlier, not that I am old. But my advise would be definitely trade, day trading (something I've done alot) is highly profitable, BUT that number you quoted is not really showing the full picture. 72% fail because they have no idea what they are doing, just like 72% of DRs would fail if they went straight to seeing patients. Learn your craft for years before stepping in, however learn the mindset and psychology needed first. My eldest daughter is 2.5 and she's already been introduced to candle sticks :)
Good Morning duncb,
have you tried using this link: https://uk.investing.com/indices/banks-components
A free live non-delayed feed, updates by the second, of the UK listed Banks as well on the right hand side giving live indices movements.
You may want to consider adding it to your Bookmarks.Favourites etc?
Regards, MrA
Morning 3LittleBirds,
I hope all is well.
At 51, I'm not too far behind you in the rear view mirror.
My point was that the knee-jerk reactions seen of this stock, both up and down, can catch people unawares, especially if at work all day and 'forgotten' to check price movements. I speak from experience, as seen in January (from memory) Opened on Thu 11 Jan circa 152p , then US Inflation Rates come out 'hotter' than expected and close to circa 145p, only to then drift down further over the next few days to circa 138p-140p. Then a similar erractic/volatile repeat of price swings on 1st February following the lead up to and announcement the BofE Base rate. Anyway not teaching you to suck-eggs, hopefully this clarifies my warning.
The trend being your friend is definitely in play at the moment and agree, i would expect the upward trend to continue for the rest of this week.
Point 1 - Research - Agreed. I would add, if i can't understand what the Business does and how it makes money, then i will shy away.
Point 2 - Dividends - if they regularly pay them then in theory, less of a riskier stock, and certainly a consideration which to me is part of the research.
Point 3 - Totally agree. No real F.O.M.O. for me . If i have missed a trade then so be it. Personally, a 'Yes' decision should be instantaneous and clear, if i have to think about the decision, then for me it is probably a 'No'.
Point 4- CFd's and Spreads. Also for me a no go area. Losing multiples of a 'stake' scares me.
As for my advertised trades, again, hopefully it serves some sort of purposes to at least one person in what to do and/or NOT to do on this board?
I'll wait for the dust to settle over the next week or so and get my 'helix' maths set out to see where the trajectories indicate the price MAY be going.
Good Luck with your holdings and Well Done on your Profit to date.
Regards, MrA
It is a regular glitch on Google. This is the better site for closing prices, as it reflects the 'UT' price which is the mechanism used by the Stock Exchange SETS system for arriving at the closing price.
Great performance, once they hit 160p I thought I should sell and buy back as they usually peak on good news then fall back, well I didn't. I am overseas now and am 7 hours behind you so this morning I took a look at google finance and saw they had closed at 155p (thinking I would have been right to sell), checking here and Halifax its 161p. This seems to be a regular occurrence on google, I just wonder why?
@3LittleBirds you are a very wealthy and wise man...however my advise to you is, do not encourage your sons to trade stocks , it is basically gambling ...stocks will go up and they will go down-no one really knows what is going to happen!!
Mr A. I’m a big boy at 58 with a £1.2m SIPP but thanks for the warning. Still not sure what you mean but it doesn’t matter mate.
I have two sons 16 and 20 both wanting to trade and invest and my advice is.
1. Research
2. Make sure your target Co also pays divi’s (boring Dad stuff)
3. Don’t let money burn a hole in your pocket and WAIT, WAIT, WAiT for a good entry point even if it takes many months.
I don’t do CFD’s or Spread Betting but the reason why there’s a warning that 72% of people lose money is simply because most guys open an account and then think ‘ I have to trade’
Wait wait wait and then strike.
My average here is 141 and I have £200k invested. I also have a good average with Aviva with more there. Etc etc
I’m not talking particularly to you but hopefully others who are trying to make a few quid and wonder why they don’t.