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JIM Jarvis Securities Plc

60.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jarvis Securities Plc LSE:JIM London Ordinary Share GB00BKS9NN22 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 60.50 37,476 08:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
58.00 63.00 60.50 60.50 60.50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security Brokers & Dealers 12.6M 4.98M 0.1112 5.44 27.06M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:59:55 O 3,330 62.50 GBX

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Posted at 28/3/2024 08:20 by Jarvis Securities Daily Update
Jarvis Securities Plc is listed in the Security Brokers & Dealers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JIM. The last closing price for Jarvis Securities was 60.50p.
Jarvis Securities currently has 44,731,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jarvis Securities is £27,062,255.
Jarvis Securities has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.44.
This morning JIM shares opened at 60.50p
Posted at 26/3/2024 14:43 by graham10k
Thrugelmir. Thanks for your interest. My concern is,"what happens if JIM should go out of business" and therefore the impact to clients accounts.
I hold a stocks & Shares ISA with JIM value >£250k and therefore if JIM were to fail what protection is there? £80k?
I have found the below communication with Martin Lewis that answers my questions and therefore it seems a good move to exit JIM!
Posted at 23/3/2024 09:51 by melton john
Tenapen, do I take it that you are still a buyer of JIM via drip in spite of your negativity?
My take on the sudden fall is that a few holders, who perhaps bought at recent lows, decided there were better opportunities elsewhere and sold into the strength of buying for drip shares etc and this caused the price to drift down until someones stop loss was triggered. At 10:06:55 a large sale of 59,200 took place but wasn't printed until about 2 hours later. This caused further lowering of prices triggering further stop losses.
I see a late buy uesterday of 20000 cost the buyer 82p as the market size is only 1500 shares. For anyone not aware the normal Bid-Offer spread only holds for advertised market size. Although sometimes you can deal larger, this would be at the discretion of market makers as JIM isn't traded on SETS.
Posted at 20/3/2024 11:57 by melton john
I spent my divi on more JIM shares yesterday. I've no more certainty that it was a good idea than anyone on here but I noticed a couple of chunky buys alongside mine. One for 20000 and one for a more random number of 37448. I suspect the latter is Jarvis drip shares bought in the market at 84 which must approximate to getting on for 1.5-2.0M (84p/1.75pX37448) shares held by JIM customers registered for drip. So if I'm a mug I'm in not alone.
Posted at 03/3/2024 19:29 by tenapen
With the Budget due on Wednesday, In a brexit Britain I wonder is the chancellor will relax the MiFID 2 rules ?.
Who can forget Andrew Grants rant against the time / cost of following the new rules in the 2017 results. Rules that were put in place to stop among other things fraud and tax evasion. Ironic under Jarvis's current predicament. His rant on the money / time implementing the new rules crashed the share price at the time. And yet Mr Grant has been silent on the money / time and distruction of wealth his Company's mistakes have cost us, the share holders since the FCA ordered an investigation of Jarvis in September 2022.

More 'Heads' must role.
Posted at 09/2/2024 16:17 by tenapen
Sorry your contract ended Jody

We are on countdown to next weeks 1st quarter dividend declaration date .... see if Jarvis declare one and what amount it will be, if they do.
As I am still signed up for the DRIP, so a share price in the gutter is good for my tally if the share price ever recovers ! .....

but this company ..... :-/


2024
Q1 2024
Latest Announcement Date: 15 February 2024
Ex Date: 22 February 2024
Record Date: 23 February 2024
Last Date for DRIP Elections: 08 March 2024, 3:00pm
Payment Date: 19 March 2024
Posted at 09/2/2024 05:58 by tenapen
Not even a £500 buy from any of them to show the slightest bit of confidence that Jarvis has a future since their mistakes crashed the share price. Hence the share price is flat in the gutter, while the other listed broker move higher.
Posted at 25/11/2023 14:05 by petersinthemarket
Ultra Quiet thread - dead, actually. Is anyone looking in? share price completely hammered and dividends cut.
Does anyone know enough about the implications of the FCA interest to explain where JIM is likely to be headed with this? I don't understand enough of their business to make any decision here. JIM is either a stonking buy at this price, or it's going under without a white knight turning up. Anyone?
pete
Posted at 06/11/2023 11:28 by saucepan
purple11

For what it is worth, I went through the same dilemma as you when news first broke that JIM was under some kind of financial investigation. In my case, with a Jarvis SIPP valued a little higher than the FCSS security level.

The risk at or below that level is one of inconvenience rather than loss. You have clearly experienced this to your displeasure. As I trade quite actively, I didn't want to be in a position of having assets temporarily frozen.

Whilst I thought the risk of Jarvis failure was small, there is no doubt it increased somewhat in consequence of news of the investigation, and seemed an unnecessary risk to be exposed to. I therefore decided to switch over to Interactive Investor. AJ Bell are competitive, too. I don't think there is substantial financial difference as far as fees are concerned and II certainly has a far better platform.

I have held Jarvis shares for decent periods of time in the past. I only made a technical decision to get out when 300p failed. At the time, I thought the share price had run up too much, too quickly, and was only expecting a retrace. However, it has proved a waterfall decline ever since and I never felt comfortable with a technical setup to get back in. (One of my better trades, I have to say, which is probably why I remember it so well!)

Additionally: I always took some comfort, as far as my SIPP was concerned, that my investments were in the hands of a profitable Company going from strength to strength. It was simply part of a belt and braces approach. Personally, I don't think that extra comfort blanket of security is still there. The dreadful share price action may well intimate that something even more serious than we are aware of is amiss. That is often the case, with private investors being the last to know.

Good luck whatever you decide.
Posted at 31/10/2023 16:32 by tenapen
No clinging Thug.

I will continue to take the discounted drip in the expectations JIM will recover. If you had been here before the investigation RNS you would be aware that the jarvis management have a habit of shooting itself in the foot and trashing the share price I have confidence the share price will recover again. I will though sell some into the rising price .

Tell me Thug why did you suddenly start posting here as the font of all jarvis knowledge, just after the investigation RNS. You alone have backed the company and knocked back any dissenting posts ?.
Posted at 08/10/2023 13:23 by tenapen
I notice that chartists are buying JIM shares thinking c100p will prove to be a floor for the share price. I hope so also, but I'm not sure if charts can measure hopeless management! and my word Jarvis management are hopeless. So we will see if 100p holds and if it doesn't.......

In dark times as this, it good to find something to smile about and I found my smile remembering how the Jarvis management decided they didn't want a c800p share price as no-one would buy the shares at 800p So they had on a 1-4 share spit. They got what they wanted - we now have a cheap share ! at today's price c102p and yet no investor wants it.

Hopeless is has hopeless does JIM
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