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HL. Hargreaves Lansdown Plc

736.00
-2.00 (-0.27%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hargreaves Lansdown Plc LSE:HL. London Ordinary Share GB00B1VZ0M25 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.00 -0.27% 736.00 737.60 739.60 750.00 731.80 750.00 1,055,572 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security Brokers & Dealers 735.1M 323.8M 0.6833 10.83 3.51B
Hargreaves Lansdown Plc is listed in the Security Brokers & Dealers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HL.. The last closing price for Hargreaves Lansdown was 738p. Over the last year, Hargreaves Lansdown shares have traded in a share price range of 676.40p to 944.80p.

Hargreaves Lansdown currently has 473,875,929 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hargreaves Lansdown is £3.51 billion. Hargreaves Lansdown has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 10.83.

Hargreaves Lansdown Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
27/3/2024
08:45
A long term recovery play with great dividends. The company is not going to go bust.
The new CEO was in the tech division of RELX, a data business where he was instrumental in building out the tech. He has started to take a broom to the key staff at HL and brought in a RELX alumni recently.
I think this will do very well with a 2-year horizon.

hunter154
27/3/2024
08:28
Interest-rate outlook set to benefit banks
The higher-for-longer interest-rate scenario is helping banks, taking pressure off deposit repricing and asset values but boosting interest earnings. A return to ultralow rates is also less likely, meaning lending and securities earning potential is less squeezed.
Full Story: The Wall Street Journal (3/25)

Period of ultra low rates was the exception. Economies back to normal with appropriate rate range.

I've been with HL for many years and have almost no complaints.

£3.99 v £11.95 only relevant for very small trades.

Negative: 2nd qtr was down and I doubt the 3rd will be any better. However, with all markets hitting new highs I HOPE the UK will see more enthusiasm.

dickbush
21/3/2024
14:25
More to HL than dealing fees on shares Pensions Funds advice etc. Would not hold 1M Sipp at a Robin Hood app etc,
wouldn't t sleep at night. Like saying BMW will loose sales to Hyundai. When I ring HL always a positive experience, consumers always willing to pay a bit more for good service. Will find out next 6 months if share price rises!

giltedge1
21/3/2024
14:07
I suspect we'll get an announcement on dealing fees soon. ii are now £3-99, so £11-95 looks totally out of date.
ochs
21/3/2024
13:59
I can't see anything but margin difficulties ahead.

From April the cost per trade is going to be double that of AJ Bell and II.
It's fund fee is also nearly double.
As interest rates start falling the money it makes from that will fall as well.

They appear to be doing nothing about any of it. Client acquisition and retention is going to be a problem


(and don't even mention the impact of 212)!

cc2014
21/3/2024
13:25
I agree is good value here but no one is playing and if people are not dealing that is another revenue stream cut.

Will continue watching as the new Isa s coming into play might give it a little fillip but will be short lived .



Hope to see some improvement personally looking to buy lloyds and Close brothers but this car finance probe is holding both these shares back and stymying any inclination to deal in any volume in any share.

The sooner the FCA gets their house in order and announce the result of their investigation we might see an upswing but until then markets will continue to stagnate and face to face brokers will suffer too.

jubberjim
21/3/2024
12:13
Way undervalued at £7 on all usual financial metrics cashflow, dividend yield earnings, market leader etc, no pension deficit Low cap ex model. Company should be buying back has plenty of cash. Have my SIPP here works well £200 per year, no charges on drawdown win win. Plenty of other old timers like me at HL over 1M.
giltedge1
21/3/2024
11:56
HL’s challenge is that just about revenue variable is working against them and costs control is failing to match the revenue challenge; profitability expectations have to be permanently reset, and management doesn’t do a good impression of accepting or understanding that. That noted, a big overseas financial player could easily see this as a readymade market leader available at a good price.
eigthwonder
21/3/2024
11:44
I think the takeover thing is wishful thinking although there is a lot of HL. bashing atm. I have been watching HLs fall from 20 quid a share. It was obvious even then to a novice like me that the lofty price wasn't justified by the underlying figures and PE of 20/30. Also, the Woodford scandal has done them no favours.But the yield is currently approx 7% at this level with a PE of 9/10 and fees, whilst still higher than some others have been trimmed. The savings platform which i use for short term cash offers instant access accounts paying monthly interest at nearly 5% there are also loads of cash ISAs paying top rates. There are a lot of HL haters on this board but I have held and traded on spikes so my average is only about 700. The large short position does worry me though, 7.6% short is a lot and makes me wonder what they see that I don't.
stoopid
19/3/2024
16:34
I'd suggest ii if you want an easy to use site, low share dealing fees and an ok app.

Btw I bought a small HL top up this afo at 689.5p as we are approaching the Oct low, and I smell some sort of takeover approach the further away from £7 we get.

ochs
19/3/2024
16:29
Sunshine today
I agree with you 100%
HL treat their clients abominably. It seems their company maxim/motto is 'Shaft the clients they are numpties'

I will be moving my investments .......question is...who to????

cottlet
19/3/2024
09:24
He he down again!!
barnes4
18/3/2024
15:15
Now on a prospective yield of c. 6.2%
lomax99
18/3/2024
15:01
barnes4 is a mugg lol
growthpotential
18/3/2024
12:45
Ok, well the recent high was only 843/844p, so you must have been short for a long time. I think I'd have been tempted to close under £7 in October and re-open my short over 840p when it started to recover...
ochs
18/3/2024
12:30
Unfortunately only 8:50 but still plenty of meat on this and so many others to choose from
barnes4
18/3/2024
12:16
What price did you open your short at @barnes4?
ochs
18/3/2024
08:30
Yeee
Best short ever this little beauty

barnes4
17/3/2024
15:19
Sunshine Today ---> "58% of clients rate HL BAD or POOR".

Really? And your source for this 'factual' revelation is....?

bend1pa
16/3/2024
14:42
Sunshine Today - 22 Feb 2022 - 08:42:30 - 1637 of 2694 HL. - HL.

I for one are extremely happy I have been proved correct

This was my experience 3 years ago.



Having read the posts on this site over the last few months here are my views on HL. Most highlight just how bad they have treated clients.

I put it to you: Warning bells should be ringing loud and clear, if a FTSE 100 company is constantly getting these exceptional poor ratings on an open review forum. 58% of clients rate HL BAD or POOR

First please read my original post in 2018.

They have since forced me to close my account . !

HL don’t care one tad about their customers, in my view.

They have over one million clients picked up over the years, through slick marketing and the fact the competition from the banks has always been so dire.

HL make massive profits off the back of clients most of which, ( but not all ) have little understanding of investment.

I see even an article written just today, by themselves, encouraging investors to buy on the dips. ( They don’t want redemptions, at all costs, as lower FUM equals lower profits.

These profits are 65P for each pound of fee income, unheard of margins within the sector.

I believe their greed and very poor customer service will be their downfall, as those that got sucked in over the last ten year bull market suddenly see, their investments can go down the pan, in a market downturn.

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Investors were warned here in July 2018 when the stock traded at £20.00 plus.

sunshine today
16/3/2024
12:08
I can see PE taking this over, given the recurring cashflows, cost cutting opportunity and long term sector stability and indeed growth.

The free interest is masking a more serious issue, but the market isn't stupid here and sees that hence the fall in valuation / share price.

m_kerr
15/3/2024
15:43
Come on baby

Who says shares don’t go down in a straight line

These do

barnes4
15/3/2024
14:06
Shares don’t drop like this for no reason
Especially as the FTSE is up
I smell blood

barnes4
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