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RQIH R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd

5.51
0.17 (3.18%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd LSE:RQIH London Ordinary Share BMG7371X1065 ORD 2P (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.17 3.18% 5.51 5.02 6.00 5.46 5.02 5.46 166,739 16:35:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Title Insurance 82.8M -297M -0.7929 -0.06 18.8M
R&q Insurance Holdings Ltd is listed in the Title Insurance sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RQIH. The last closing price for R&q Insurance was 5.34p. Over the last year, R&q Insurance shares have traded in a share price range of 4.50p to 73.20p.

R&q Insurance currently has 374,572,864 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of R&q Insurance is £18.80 million. R&q Insurance has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.06.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/6/2014
05:54
Phoneix bought 500k bringing them to 12.3%
adam
29/5/2014
18:18
LG, yes I too read it as a seller of 500/- and related buyers of 230/- x 2 and a 40/-.

Marked at the bottom end of the quote, so probably instigated by seller, which could be bearish.

Given similar trades totalling 400/- in recent days, JonWig is probably correct in predicting a "substantial shareholder" RNS shortly.

coolen
29/5/2014
17:14
would have been a put through as clearly not particularly market price sensitive. no way would you be able to sell 1m shares to the market and only drop the price tuppence.

also have a look at phoenix PHNX. They are in closed run-off insurance too.

adam
29/5/2014
16:19
I hope you are right jonwig, but I read it as a breakup of 1 million sold. Surely a 'put through' would not have moved the price at all?
lord gnome
29/5/2014
14:59
Lord G - probably not!

I read three separate trades at the same price reported at different times from 12:21.
More likely a transfer between related parties at an agreed price - since it's 1.3% of the equity we might get a report.

A 'dump' of that many shares would have meant a bigger drop, three hours earlier or more!

jonwig
29/5/2014
14:40
Tick down today. We have a big seller. Somebody has just dumped 1 million shares at 145p.
lord gnome
30/4/2014
23:12
I think there is usually a slight advantage to the company if you opt for the income option if you are tax neutral due to isa or sipp since it doesn't reduce the share premium account so I usually opt for that in such cases.
dangersimpson2
30/4/2014
21:15
Thanks dividend will get paid into my ISA and SIPP so no tax to pay. Just have to decide if thats what I want. Thanks for your help
chector177
30/4/2014
20:17
Looks like if you want a return of capital then chose P shares but if you want money paid as a dividend then chose Q shares. Potential tax advantages either way depending on your circumstance.
rik shaw
30/4/2014
20:13
Depends whether you want a capital gain (P shares) or dividend income subject to income tax (Q shares). Depends on your tax position, but generally if you are a higher rate tax payer then P shares are good and even better if you don't use your annual exempt amount.
topvest
30/4/2014
20:01
Can anyone explain to me the difference in Q and P shares in plain English? Thanks
chector177
01/4/2014
15:43
Looks like you were spot on speedsgh. We now seem to have a double bottom in place and hopefully we will pull away from here. Still having to wait until the new tax year before I can do anything.
lord gnome
06/3/2014
14:13
Looks like possible support around 137.5p from floor of rising trend which commenced Q2 2012.
speedsgh
06/3/2014
09:35
Well, in hindsight, 180p was too high.
140p might be a reasonable buy, 125p even more so.

jonwig
06/3/2014
09:10
Still heading south. I am locked in by CGT issues until the new tax year. In hindsight it would have been better to sell out higher up and take the tax hit - but I hate paying tax! I am not selling out down at these levels and will look to add once this bottoms out. Long term, these look ok and the yield is now becoming attractive again.

This post reads as though I am trying to convince myself. Any other thoughts?

lord gnome
28/2/2014
14:25
Management expects results to be in line with expectations so not quite a profit warning, but use of "challenging" and "trending lower" suggest the risk is to the downside rather that a chance of exceeding expections....
red ninja
28/2/2014
08:27
Expectations of this stock must have been so high that even mention of the word "challenging" sends them in a tizz.

Some will read this as a profit warning, I wouldn't quite go that far!

jonwig
10/2/2014
14:56
He suggested selling Thorntons a couple of months ago.Now at a high!!I make my investment decisions on news and not tipsters.LT
ltinvestor
10/2/2014
12:43
Would have been worthwhile selling on Friday, knowing that many armchair readers wouldn't move until today.
Opportunity knocked - I'm getting slow in my old age!

jonwig
10/2/2014
12:26
Certainly looks that way. No fundamental reason for selling. The company isn't going bust. Normal service will be resumed in due course. This would be a good entry point for anyone looking for a safe, high yield investment.
lord gnome
10/2/2014
09:54
going by this morning's fall the lemmings have obviously been reading the IC article over the weekend.
speedsgh
07/2/2014
09:46
still holding having reduced by half a while back. see no reason to jettison them at this point in view of the excellent return i am getting on capital invested.
speedsgh
07/2/2014
08:41
I suspect that any dip will be short lived. The MMs will be only too pleased to drop the price to accommodate any sellers.
lord gnome
07/2/2014
08:33
still holding here
alter ego
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