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I wouldn't be surprised if they announce the Brexit deal news by tomorrow afternoon.

falklandinvestor

Barclays is fundamentally much stronger than Lloyd and has performed better over one year , five years and longer. The record speaks for it self.

DYOR

Barclays is trading at less than half it's tangible book value compared to Lloyds at around 75%. Barclays is likely to beat Lloyds in terms of % rise by the end of this month and in the next year. That's my prediction.

I am Barclys holder..... All IMHO/DYOR

With silver at $24 and likely to rise .further,it's a bargain IMO.

A very good opportunity to buy IMO.

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen claimed fishing - which has proved one of the biggest sticking points in negotiations between Britain and Brussels - is a distraction. The Brexiteer warned the EU will drop the issue and instead demand a compromise on the so-called level playing field, aimed at preventing unfair competition by cutting standards or increasing state subsidies.

Mr Bridgen tweeted: “Despite Macron’s faux rage, the fish issue is a Red Herring and will be ditched at the last minute, the EU will ask the UK to compromise on what they really want which is the so called ‘level playing field’.

“This would hamstring the UK forever with EU regulations.

“We must not surrender our red lines.”

Mr Bridgen's warning comes as face-to-face negotiations between chief negotiators Lord Frost and Michel Barnier are due to continue in London tomorrow.

"Homes turnover for the four months to October was up 48% to £657m"

Redrow is likely to beat the analysts forecast and surprise the market when it reports the interim results around first week in Febuary imo. DYOR

30% witnin a couple of weeks I meant. Ofcourse it can go much higher afterwards. DYOR

"Realistically, what percentage increase can people see if there is a brexit deal made over the weekend or early next week? "

30% imo.

Government announced £7.1bn National Home Building Fund. The housing shortage is not going anywhere, so the government’s new strategies will help towards building more new homes for the property buyers. The industry will now look ahead to next year's Budget for the announcement of further property market measures, which could include changes to stamp duty and a proposed doubling of Capital Gains Tax.

Government announced £7.1bn National Home Building Fund. The housing shortage is not going anywhere, so the government’s new strategies will help towards building more new homes for the property buyers. The industry will now look ahead to next year's Budget for the announcement of further property market measures, which could include changes to stamp duty and a proposed doubling of Capital Gains Tax.

Moody's Investors Service on Tuesday upgraded the long-term deposit and senior unsecured debt ratings of NatWest Markets PLC to A3 from Baa2, and maintained the positive outlook on these ratings.

The rating agency also upgraded the subordinated and junior subordinated ratings to Ba1 and Ba2(hyb) from Ba2 and Ba3(hyb), respectively.

NatWest Markets PLC is the investment banking subsidiary of FTSE 100-listed NatWest Group PLC.

https://www.lse.co.uk/news/NWG/moodys-upgrades-natwest-markets-long-term-unsecured-ratings-to-a3-5y278sqa5ygaysk.html

FTSE futures are up so hopefully blue.

Half of Barclays turnover is over seas, so it's ralatively cushioned from the problems at home.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/441845/barclays-group-turnover-worldwide/

Barclays and HSBC make more than half their profits from abroad. They're likely to be allowed to pay dividend earlier than others imo.

If ther's a deal on Brexit, Barc can easily top 200p imo.

Closes at 150.20

There you go 150p.

There tou go 150p.

The fundaments also seem very good for the travel industry. It's a growth industry and the next year is likely to be a bumper year after all these lockdowns.