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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Xcap Securities | XCAP | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.20 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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Posted at 28/1/2014 11:23 by h d shoring Somebody likes xcap.Maybe a rerate coming as we approach results .? Did you get any cheap ones 11023154 ? |
Posted at 22/1/2014 08:34 by h d shoring Nice to see xcap earning a few bob raising £1.5M for gwmo. |
Posted at 20/1/2014 16:43 by dope007 Moved my account out of XCAP in December. Issuing shares for working capital, caused me to make that decision and move out, especially after they got fined earlier on for not protecting client funds |
Posted at 20/1/2014 12:59 by 11023154 Wealth management in India with Chola is no doubt a potentially lucrative deal. I think if they can secure a few more deal abroad then earnings should dramatically improve. I'm not currently invested but am looking very long term to see how xcap move in this new market. I can see great growth here hopefully with Chola being the platform.Ben |
Posted at 08/11/2011 09:12 by lucky_punter This year has seen junior gold mining stocks take a battering, but opportunities abound for investors keen on gold miners if they set their sights on Central Asia. So says broker XCAP Securities, which released a note on the sector this morning.Preproduction gold miners operating in the region appear to be "conspicuously undervalued" in comparison to African miners, said XCAP, pointing out that share prices put the enterprise value for Central Asian miners at US$11 per ounce compared with US$53 per ounce for their African counterparts. |
Posted at 20/9/2011 17:46 by equitydealer007 IMVHO......its probs because small cap firms have realised that when raising funds via XCAP whom receive a discount to the market, following which they then dump them in the market thus sending the share price into a downward death spiral! just an opinion, but I have seen them do it and its not pretty! Not good for shareholders and certainly not good for the company raising funds. imo they might be getting the cold shoulder now due to past actions???? who knows until they say something? all guess work! |
Posted at 25/3/2011 15:09 by andrbea XCAP tie-ups offer eastern promise25th March 2011 XCAP Securities has has formed a strategic alliance with firms in the Middle and Far East. The firm has linked up with GS Wealth (based in Singapore and Malaysia) and ECS (based in Hong Kong and Dubai) to offer portfolio management services for expat clients. XCAP will offer the services from its Wilmslow office, from which it will also be running three offshore funds. XCAP is targeting clients with a portfolio of more than £100,000, but argued that this was more inclusive than many rivals whose typical threshold was £1m. James Igoe, portfolio manager at XCAP Securities, said: "We have spent a considerable amount of time in the Far and Middle East and have now entered into a formal alliance with GS Wealth and ECS. "This initiative has really taken off and it has significant potential moving forward." XCAP Securities' finance director Mike Frame said: "As a UK-listed Investment bank we have the strength in depth to compete on a level playing field. "However, we offer access to our stockbroking service at a lower minimum threshold than our multinational competitors in these regions. That's our unique selling point." |
Posted at 05/3/2011 15:47 by yespmedc XCAP interview - |
Posted at 24/2/2011 10:45 by purplebox No - the RNS is a 'holdings' announcement in regard of shares held in Porta Communications PLC."The Company announces that it has received notification that XCAP Securities plc and its clients have a holding of 119, 205, 684 ordinary shares of 0.1peach which represents 3.19 per cent. of the issued capital of the Company." One of XCAP's nominee clients has sold part of their holding in Porta Communications PLC. It doesn't really amount to anything significant. There have been many similar announcements - 3 in January alone. |
Posted at 07/1/2011 13:38 by andrbea copid from iii (xcap) thread:30.12.2010 Broker for 12 AIM Companies.. San Jaime I follow a few new issue companies and have decided to have a small punt on XCAP for 2011, now that it showing an upward trend after an initial double dip. Here's hoping it will do better than my punt in EVG which surely must be at the bottom ? Extract from preliminary results: ----- XCAP (AIM: XCAP) is a financial services group offering full service stockbroking, corporate advisory and market making services. Highlights · Admitted to trading on AIM in September 2010 in conjunction with a placing for £5 million, before expenses. · Proceeds of the placing being used to maximise regulatory capital levels so as to enable the Company to provide substantial trading books and provide general working capital. · More than 50 employees and consultants dedicated to the provision of liquidity and creation of value for XCAP Securities plc's clients and shareholders. · FSA approval as a Part IV authorised investment bank secured in May 2010. · Corporate team have already completed 7 fundraisings for AIM companies since May 2010 and have been appointed as broker to 12 AIM companies with a rich pipeline of opportunities. · Market maker in 215 stocks with intention to grow further and substantially. · Rapid client growth in our retail and institutional broking businesses. · Asset Management team recruited from Deutsche Bank now well established and based in the Company's Wilmslow office. · Operating loss of £3.4 million for the period ended 31 August 2010 reflecting the start up costs of the business. · Total basic loss per share of 2.35p. · Business profitable in October 2010 and ahead of forecasted targets. Further information is available at www.xcapgroup.com ===== |
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