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BUR Burford Capital Limited

1,213.00
3.00 (0.25%)
25 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Burford Capital Limited LSE:BUR London Ordinary Share GG00BMGYLN96 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.00 0.25% 1,213.00 1,214.00 1,216.00 1,250.00 1,198.00 1,250.00 156,496 16:35:24
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 1.39B 610.52M 2.7883 4.36 2.66B
Burford Capital Limited is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BUR. The last closing price for Burford Capital was 1,210p. Over the last year, Burford Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 900.00p to 1,387.00p.

Burford Capital currently has 218,957,218 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Burford Capital is £2.66 billion. Burford Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.36.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/3/2021
12:16
CEO/CIO contracts extended at no increase to remuneration. Commitment to spend more than $2m of 2020 bonuses on buying shares. Like that.
tradertrev
24/3/2021
12:15
Results out of the way,now comes the bond issue. I suspect that they have all the book building done well in advance.
djderry
24/3/2021
10:27
“ quintuple your money “, dream on. Burr is a dog with highly questionable management, Petersen will evaporate and relying on Russian oligarch’ ex wives isnt much of a base for a business, and its another “ woodford winner “ with all the connotations. This will drift down to the low 5’s and stay there, all this AIM stuff ends up back where it started....why do you think its still on AIM??
porsche1945
24/3/2021
10:04
This company is like a lottery ticket with high winning chances, but nobody knows when the numbers will be drawn.

Sooner or later poeple will be wishing they had bought more lottery tickets at the current prices.

I have maxed out what I am willing to invest here. But funamentally, BUR would still be worth more than its current market capitalisation even if Perterson does not print, but I would expect the share price take a hit regardless. It is ridiculus that its PEG is below 1 for a company that is growing and not distressed. Should be 2 or 3 imo. While I am happy to have identified this early, I do hope that people will notice ;)

As risk worth taking. Quintuple your money with little risk is not that common.

lazg
23/3/2021
22:18
Or a cough cough splutter whimper as usual
hatfullofsky
23/3/2021
22:10
Okay Chaps and Chappettes. The fuel tanks are loaded, seat belts are on, tomorrow.. we go to the moon!
stock surfer
23/3/2021
21:07
Lol. Value will out in the end. So hold tight
bogman1
23/3/2021
20:41
My expectation ... by any rational objective assessment, the results will be stunning. The share price will drop 3 or 4 percent.
saltraider
23/3/2021
20:36
No ... our best days are yet to come. Patience! (And not the Neil Woodford way :-))
saltraider
23/3/2021
20:05
You lot make me suicidal now...
rar100
23/3/2021
18:20
Patrick Moloney talks baloney. Typical excessively bullish Australian ramper, who pretends to be conservative. Listening to him sounds just like that bloke who used to run Camco Clean Energy/RedT Energy (into the ground).
tradertrev
23/3/2021
17:38
A line straight out of Bogart's book. He said the same about wanting competition to educate and make the market about a year ago
scubadiverr
23/3/2021
17:32
I just spent an hour listening to Litigation Capital Management's presentation on their results.I won't bore this BB with the details.However,in the Q and A,Patrick Moloney was asked what competition he was seeing in the corporate portfolio space from Lit's peers.He replied he wasn't seeing any competition and went on to bemoan the fact that there would be room for six funders in that space and it might go someway to educating the market.
djderry
23/3/2021
17:30
Probably - any post balance sheet events Indicative of current trading/deployment likely to be of most interest - but equally unless it's notable bad unlikely to move the sp
williamcooper104
23/3/2021
17:24
Reckon it will have little effect. Unloved we are at the moment.
bogman1
23/3/2021
17:22
£6. Cos that's the only price it knows.
time_traveller
23/3/2021
17:11
Up a pound on announcement in the morning and then in the afternoon down a pound
williamcooper104
23/3/2021
16:48
Well it ain't been that exciting really .....

SP Target - The results will be fantastic, folk falling over themselves to buy in after reading, so by mid afternoon, £8.50, end of day 10.00, next day £12 by 9am then the moon as you rightly predict

rar100
23/3/2021
16:36
Been a very quiet few days on this thread! Where’s everyone gone! Burford to the moon!
stock surfer
23/3/2021
16:35
Ok - results tomorrow. share price Target?
stock surfer
20/3/2021
12:33
It's a fairly strange article insofar as it relates to Burford.It's critical of Burford's fair value accounting,( without being explicit) on the basis that Burford's auditors/legal advisors increase the carrying value of cases ' because they can.'
No,they do so, firstly because they are required under IFRS rules to value them ( as fairly as is possible).
Saying they do so 'because they can' suggests it's arbitrary and subjective.
This is not the case,FV adjustments only take place when a judicial (or other) milestone is reached,or a judgement is delivered ,an appeal is rejected/accepted etc.
Outside auditors also examine a sample.
Of course,as always ,the proof is in the pudding.And here again,it gets stranger and stranger.The author seems to praise one of the other companies for writing down a good portion of its FV increases,as if this were laudable?
And then they fail to mention that Burford has almost never had to do so,has been extremely conservative ( as shown by subsequent realisations) and historically has done so in the final year or so,of most of the cases where a FV adjustment has been made.
It should have also pointed out that most cases have seen no FV adjustment throughout their lives.
And then,of course,the elephant in the room.The Petersen matter is produced.
Almost 800 million of FV gains on the balance sheet!
With no explanation.
With no information.
With no attempt to explain the methodology.
With no reference to over 200 million in sales to third parties.
It's poor journalism,in my view.

djderry
19/3/2021
16:48
It was nothing of particular opinion or news. Just usual illogical IC weasel words. Even the free Shares mag (with ajbell) is better than the IC nowadays.
time_traveller
19/3/2021
16:44
Use Bing search engine to search "IP Group premium could soon return"
scubadiverr
19/3/2021
16:43
Donald,
So in plain English, what does your pasted article say - that the Argies are just playing stalling games?

rar100
19/3/2021
16:40
They didn't mention Burford in the bit I saw, but I havent got a subscription so maybe didn't see the whole thing?
rar100
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