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The main reasons for their disastrous performance over the past 15 years is the banking crisis of 2008, plus in Barclays case their almost continual involvement in financial scandals from money-laundering to LIBOR rigging to tax evasion. They've had 3 disastrous CEOs in succession, namely John Varley, Bob Diamond and Jes Staley, all of whom were embroiled in scandals and had to resign.
The latest CEO, C.S. Venkatakrishnan is the first one since the banking crisis who has so far managed to remain scandal-free in 2Β½ years. Let's just hope things continue to stay that way.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/nov/01/discredit-history-10-years-of-barclays-scandals
Morning Mr A, sorry its been a mental week and I have been trying to keep the kids entertained without the use of a TV haha. Yes I remember your last trade, it was a great one so not easily forgotten. I think when your money isn't on the line you are in a much calmer state, as long as your not desperate to make money in the markets, I guess when day trading you can feel that way when in an out the markets or visa versa.
I've not looked at the charts in a while nor have a done any day trading, life is all about the kids and having fun at the moment, but I do need to get back in front of the screen from May onwards. It's funny after having kids I feel more content and I am not chasing money or things, everything feels good, I think I'll trade better when I get back into day / swing trading just due to this mindset change.
Once I get in on the charts I will surely post as I have seen people as questions from a chart view, but I just haven't had the time. ATB.
Nationwide is customer friendly. Big Banks are all the same.
On-line banking. That means I am no longer spending as much as I
spent in the past and my life has become uncomplicated.
Cash is still in circulation .
Not many on here will have bought for Β£7.
This share was around Β£7at one time why is it so low now. Is it ONLY due to financial crisis or something else as well?
Morning JayK,
All good thanks. Hope you and your clan are all in fine fettle.
As you are probably aware, currently and patiently, sitting "outside of the tent" and looking for an in for a swing trade if and when I feel ready. Personally I always seem calmer when I have no skin in the game. Is that always the way?
Not sure where the true bottom/retrace from the intra-day 52 week high of 194.80 actually is, but the US Banks reporting may give a clue/steer today and next week... or may be not (as I chuckle to myself).
Good luck my friend,
Regards, MrA
Morning Mr A, hope your doing good :) - I don't see any disasters yet, the ECB keeping interest rates the same wasn't what the markets wanted, that impacted indices for sure. We just need good printing from everywhere haha, we can dream.
ATB
Thanks eviking, to expand a tad, US banks earnings kick off the earnings season tomorrow with JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo reporting.
Any mention of distress in commercial real estate and weak loan growth will be pounced on, but stellar results could bolster expectations that a June Fed rate cut is now off the cards.
US consumer sentiment will be interesting after a hotter-than-expected CPI print. Plus, the UK releases monthly GDP and industrial output numbers.
On the basis that, typically, the US Banks set the direction of travel and the UK banks tend to follow, then it should prove to be an interesting follow.
Regards MrA
Us banks reporting 2mr
The census is mediocre sidelining atb
Barchart says hold
Bloody Barcs - Would have been better returns investing in Metro with the Brazilian owner holding plus 50% of the metro stock with an average of 39p a share. Just why I keep going for the suppoused 'safe shares'.
Riddled with market players.
So much for returning Β£10billions of capital back to the shareholders in dividends and shares buy backs between 2024 and 2025. Investors can't wait thar long.