Barclays (#BARC) – H1 EPS up to 30.7p, “upgrading the 2026 group income target”
- 2026-07-28 06:29:34
Today I received an email from the MCC of which I am a member, announcing that Barclays (BARC) has replaced JP Morgan as its “principal partner”. The MCC gets loads of dosh for Lords and Barclays gets the naming rights at the media centre and stacks of perks including boxes and seats for its top brass. The email is the sort of nauseating woke piffle I expect from the MCC these days.
Hello Share People. Against some great expectations in the City, the Footsie, together with most shares are falling in value. There are several real reasons. Luckily, most of them are temporary.
Looking back on this I was a bit of a prize chump. But unlike the Mrs who handed over her bank details to some phone scammers a few years ago allowing them to clean out her account, I did not fall for it. I am a chump for not spotting this one straight away.
I completely agree that Barclays (BARC) is not an exciting company and I consequently have probably written about it too many times on this website. Anyhow the good news is that this is likely to be the last time I will write about it. It is time for me to sell my Barclays shares.
Hello November! The eleventh month of the year has always been an interesting one for the world’s investors with over the last 70, 20 or 10 years only April - on average - generating a similar return. Of course nothing is guaranteed but the reason why November has on average performed well is a combination of Q3 earnings updates and building hopes towards upcoming end of year brokerage updates towards the following year. It is not guaranteed, but its all good active investment fun and now for a couple of bits of excitement in today’s news.







