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FOXT Foxtons Group Plc

59.00
4.40 (8.06%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Foxtons Group Plc LSE:FOXT London Ordinary Share GB00BCKFY513 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.40 8.06% 59.00 58.00 60.00 60.00 55.20 55.40 988,258 16:35:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 147.13M 5.49M 0.0182 32.97 180.78M
Foxtons Group Plc is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FOXT. The last closing price for Foxtons was 54.60p. Over the last year, Foxtons shares have traded in a share price range of 34.00p to 60.50p.

Foxtons currently has 301,294,980 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Foxtons is £180.78 million. Foxtons has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 32.97.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/3/2017
08:15
Old news, yawn, dip buyers will come in, markets look 6-9 months ahead.

Where's the empty vessel this morning?

ny boy
08/3/2017
08:11
Foxtons sees property sales plunge as Brexit vote hits
08 March 2017
Business

Foxtons says revenue from property sales plunged 23% last year due to uncertainty following the Brexit vote as well as changes to stamp duty.

Profits at the London-focused estate agent more than halved as a result, falling to £18.8m last year from £41m in 2015.

Foxtons does not expect any let-up in 2017, warning trading conditions will "remain challenging".

Sales will fall further this year if current trends continued, it said.

bbc news

aishah
08/3/2017
08:03
Not great results. See this heading further south today I reckon.
jockthescot
08/3/2017
06:58
Support is 76p
Resistance 99p


Budget could hammer it

tattooed93
07/3/2017
11:50
DT. Do you actually invest, or just go around posting nonsense all the time, I don't care if you are short or looking to buy in cheaper, it's of no interest to me.
ny boy
07/3/2017
09:06
I'm out for the time being, waiting for the results tomorrow and the budget ...
topazfrenzy
07/3/2017
08:59
RYE BAY in on the short action:

hxxp://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB00BCKFY513/all

Looks set to plunge soon!

cancun tango
07/3/2017
08:54
Shorts increased to 4.70%
chiragmahe
06/3/2017
17:37
Ha, YOU are the noise you flip flop loser lol

No market update until April here...

Lots of time for you to fester and sweat lol

dt1010
06/3/2017
12:36
Not long before we are heading for 120p, ignore the noise.
ny boy
06/3/2017
12:11
No it's the 'NY BOY is a rumbled loser' board.
dt1010
06/3/2017
11:55
THOUGHT THIS WAS MEANT TO BE THE FOXT BOARD?
ayl30
06/3/2017
11:48
'Turnaround king' Archie Norman in the frame for next M&S chairman
By NEIL CRAVEN, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY
PUBLISHED: 22:59, 4 March 2017 | UPDATED: 11:20, 5 March 2017

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Former ITV chairman Archie Norman has been approached to be the next boss of Marks & Spencer in a move that was last night predicted to create ‘the perfect match’.



MKS - im buying

albanyvillas
06/3/2017
11:47
PMO has done nothing, you forget its sucked in more lemmings failed at a major support level too. It will still go bust the debt is monstrous.
ny boy
06/3/2017
10:52
Remember this guru on PMO when it was 20p and the geezer was derampimg like it was gonna go into administration , and hey ho it went up 300% within months , guru indeed.
jotoha2
06/3/2017
09:47
Make your mind up slagging off every stock around, do you actually invest in anything or just looking for trouble.
ny boy
05/3/2017
17:34
NY you are even more of a loser than I give you credit for!!


Look at this!

'Yep but investors are in la la land, ignoring obvious warning signs, this could end badly, when you have the Dow racing up 1000pts inside a month on a few vague policies (without detail) one has to be concerned, if you are a seasoned pro. Looks like the last stage of "I must get into this market or I'll lose out" , just before the plug gets pulled'.


Posted by YOU on the PURP BB on 2nd March!

So you think the market is going to crash do you?! And yet you're in FOXTONS and you think what, that others should buy it?! And that therefore FOXTONS shareholders will be immune from your predicted market crash?!

Make your ruddy mind up you idiot!

dt1010
05/3/2017
17:24
NY BOY you have got a clue, not a single shread of credibility or knowledge.

You slagged this company off for months and months on here, labelling it a load of rubbish with finite life.

Now you buy the shares you'll say anything positive to support your position.

A takeover? Haha
Stamp duty reform hahaha
London market improving hahahaha
Pigs flying are next no doubt...

Get a life. You should have bought PURP, much derided but it's delivered the share price action you so desperately crave here.

What an unabashed flip flopping loser you are!

dt1010
03/3/2017
16:44
Correct. Chinese buy single flats off market in the resi real estate space, a bit like gambling. Agencies are simply not on their target list.
jockthescot
03/3/2017
13:51
The Chinese are buying bricks and mortar investments and /or developers with a track record and a land portfolio for the future To my knowledge they havent looked at any agents
If they did Savills would be at the top of the list with their global reach and Asian presence
There is no future in buying a company whose sole assets are individuals who dont own the comapny and can walk out of the door next day withe business No chance
All they would be doing is giving investors a huge Golden goodbye

hillofwad
03/3/2017
13:26
Hillofwad

My view is based on a couple of Chinese investors that have been looking in the sector, they are long term buyers, as with Chinese they usually take a 10-20 yr view on London investments, they have been buying a lot of commercial investments in the City, they have a positive view on London ..Brexit or no brexit.

You maybe right of course, time will tell, GLA

ny boy
02/3/2017
13:32
NY Boy Why you think an overseas investor would be interested in buying Foxtons unless at a knockdown price or SFA as in the case of DTZ in 2011 when flatpacked to an Australian outfit when the majority of the individuals currently running the business dont own any part off It doesnt add up

Foxtons has already done the rounds to the point the original shareholder who drove the buiness have long gone just owned by investors
This would only stand up if an overseas investor backed maangement buyout which would be a fraction of current value

The "assets" the individuals who make the fees can just walk out through the door s with clients attaching A very big price to pay for the name Foxtons and some burdensome leases

hillofwad
02/3/2017
13:09
Some institutional selling & buying today.
ny boy
01/3/2017
16:02
Hill of wad

Not really a lot, they have been cutting costs too, the whole network is set up perfectly for an overseas predator to make a knock out bid, the very cheap £ enables them to offer a bit more too, I think that will happen Q3/4 this year.

For me cheap, I've added

ny boy
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