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CMCX Cmc Markets Plc

261.00
6.00 (2.35%)
17 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cmc Markets Plc LSE:CMCX London Ordinary Share GB00B14SKR37 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.00 2.35% 261.00 294,652 16:35:24
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
260.00 262.00 260.50 253.00 253.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security Brokers & Dealers 356.66M 46.89M 0.1676 15.51 713.53M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:24 O 1 259.50 GBX

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Posted at 17/1/2025 08:20 by Cmc Markets Daily Update
Cmc Markets Plc is listed in the Security Brokers & Dealers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CMCX. The last closing price for Cmc Markets was 255p.
Cmc Markets currently has 279,815,463 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Cmc Markets is £727,520,204.
Cmc Markets has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.51.
This morning CMCX shares opened at 253p
Posted at 14/1/2025 08:58 by sphere25
Wonder if there is some read through from PLUS. Price is just farting around 240p, waiting for the update. I know PLUS don't cover their punters risk...they take the whole lot.

You have gone very defensive there JohnDoe23. My moves are precautionary just to make sure that bonds don't spiral higher here and we get bigger plunges.

Good news yesterday though, bond king Rick Rieder of BlackRock pretty much calls a top in US yields at around that 5% mark. He said they would be attractive there and signaled a top. So watching to see if things do calm down with yields topping out.

Other reputable commentators are calling the short trade in US bond yields getting exhausted around that 5% level too. These folk are the experts. I don't know if that is a psychological congregation, but if the US settles down, then at least they won't affect our yields. Then it is over to our dream team to calm the markets.

No big spiral through 5% means we can all go back from the possibility of an extra terrible market to just a terrible market. It won't be a stock market, but a market of stocks imo.

People can hone in what they think is attractive longer term, shorter term, takeover targets?, what isn't going to warn on profits and so on....without that worry of a bigger crisis.


Still don't understand why this isn't moving in line with IG and PLUS.

Is there more skepticism on the trading update or less confidence in managing extra costs?

They are both flying.

It is still pants overall out in the market, but we wear the pants that are given.

All imo
DYOR
Posted at 10/1/2025 16:37 by sphere25
Closed at the low of the day at 232p.

This does happen Izztre.

When we get this form of panic in the market, selling begets selling...stops get taken out and people just run for the hills. It doesn't matter sometimes which company it is. This isn't an elevated form of panic (like 08 etc), but it is enough to see the selling gain even more momentum.

Seen CMCX plunge big in the past when it doesn't make sense, that is why I just took a little loss. I'm not getting in the way of this market and the freight train it is - just use the stop losses and get out when it goes wrong.

But, if trading is in line here (or ahead as some believe), then this will turn. The market will look at the cheap fundamentals and take into account what is going on out there. This is all playing into the hands of CMCX so it looks a buy into weakness as well - just hard to time with that trend and all out selling right now.

As a side note, the bigger problem with the yield moves and the worsening economic data prints is how it feeds through to confidence. We're in a mess that is getting worse, and unless someone takes a hold of the mess, companies aren't going to be saying positive things in this environment.

It could end up as profit warning central out there.

Hope I am wrong, but the market is doing the talking out there right now, and it is plain to see.

Covered my risk, locked the gains along the way and taken little losses where needed. Holding very little now.

Investors will have to be very selective and traders perhaps more nimble.

Maybe it gets bad enough that rate cuts save the day?

What a way to end the week!

Spew-a-rama!

Onwards!

All imo
DYOR
Posted at 10/1/2025 16:31 by brucie5
I posted not because I consider Cmcx to wrongly priced but purely on basis of what can be readily seen. I think the entire market is looking irrational atm, with no sign of the swing back to more realistic valuations vis a vis our international comparators. UK Plc is clearly being put back in the Dunce's corner. Perhaps we just have to own the hat and what, if any advantages it brings with regards to deep value. I don't think Cmcx is one of those atm, though it clearly was early last year. On the other hand, if you're an income investor you'd need to back to 2000 or 2009 to find such opportunities, such as they yet prove themselves to be, or not! As ever, Caveat Emptor.
Posted at 10/1/2025 16:05 by izztre
Volatility should help CMCX. Can't understand this market
Posted at 10/1/2025 10:38 by sphere25
Okay, he is back at the desk hitting the sell orders again. Vindaloo night outs to be avoided in future.

So that was just an illiquid pop without everyone involved - correcting now.

They've gone to China whilst there is talk of some form of financial crisis, if those yields don't calm down.

What happens if they go screaming through 5%? They keep doing these scary pops higher.

Just looking at the current moves out there...

TW. has gone from 120p to 107p to 113p now. There are all kinds of shorts, longs, leverage, normal share traders pinging about there. Volume was heavy yesterday. Maybe some shorts closing and some value bottom pickers coming in, but it isn't just there....

Alot of the rate sensitive shares were having heavy exchanges yesterday:

HICL, MSLH....GEN has had heavy exchanges recently too

Lower down, COST has plunged 14%

So there are heavy price and volume based exchanges. It is fragile with warning signs that the yields have to settle.

But hey they're in China so clearly anyone with concerns here....don't worry about it.

Nothing to see! Ha

All imo
DYOR
Posted at 26/11/2024 08:43 by aishah
Shore: CMC needs to communicate its strategy

CMC Markets (CMCX) has established impressive business relationships, but Shore Capital says the market won’t get behind the share-dealing and spread-betting company until it communicates a monetisation strategy.

Analyst Vivek Raja retained his ‘hold’ recommendation but cut his ‘fair value’ target price to 280p after half-year figures on Friday. The shares rose 3.4% to 273p, recovering some of their decline on results today. This year the shares have soared 158%.

‘CMC has proved its technological competence amply, having secured impressive business-to-business relationships over the years with the likes of ANZ Bank, and more recently Revolut and ASB Bank,’ he said.

However, he said the issue has been about how the company ‘communicates monetising these relationships in a way public markets can sustainably get behind’.

This has created significant share price volatility and ‘sharp earnings upgrade and downgrade cycles in the past two years’.

‘Furthermore, in our view, limited disclosure pertaining to the core trading division reduces forecast confidence. Until these situations improve, we are unlikely to be able to recommend CMC’s shares,’ said Raja.
Posted at 21/11/2024 08:27 by miss womble
With good results and a huge increase in the dividend, why has the share price dropped so much
Posted at 09/10/2024 10:30 by petersinthemarket
Excellent news, but I am a bit puzzled by the 2 director buys. Am I missing something? They appear to have confirmed share purchases a couple of days prior to a major announcement when the share price shoots upwards. Is this entirely legal?
pete
Posted at 09/10/2024 07:44 by ayl30
Good reaction so far, news today should underpin share price until results at end Nov
Posted at 08/10/2021 16:18 by grahamg8
Great discussion guys, quality in a nutshell is about repeatability which CMCX and similar businesses don't have. That is not the same as saying they are a poor company or a poor investment. Certainly the lower CMCX share price seems to have reflected some level of uncertainty going forward. I suspect the broker forecasts were in the main issued before the profits warning of 2 September. Peel Hunt says strong customer levels could indicate a rebound if activity picks up. In this context sky high gas prices and Evergrande on the brink of collapse are good news. Some are suggesting a share price fall to around 150. So set this against a median target of 397 you get a mid point of 273. And where is the share price? 267 at close. Who needs CFDs when the shares themselves are likely to be pretty volatile in the coming months.
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Cmc Markets Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the current Cmc Markets share price?
The current share price of Cmc Markets is 261.00p
How many Cmc Markets shares are in issue?
Cmc Markets has 279,815,463 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Cmc Markets?
The market capitalisation of Cmc Markets is GBP 713.53M
What is the 1 year trading range for Cmc Markets share price?
Cmc Markets has traded in the range of 131.00p to 349.00p during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Cmc Markets?
The price to earnings ratio of Cmc Markets is 15.51
What is the cash to sales ratio of Cmc Markets?
The cash to sales ratio of Cmc Markets is 2.04
What is the reporting currency for Cmc Markets?
Cmc Markets reports financial results in GBP
What is the latest annual turnover for Cmc Markets?
The latest annual turnover of Cmc Markets is GBP 356.66M
What is the latest annual profit for Cmc Markets?
The latest annual profit of Cmc Markets is GBP 46.89M
What is the registered address of Cmc Markets?
The registered address for Cmc Markets is 133 HOUNDSDITCH, LONDON, EC3A 7BX
What is the Cmc Markets website address?
The website address for Cmc Markets is www.cmcmarketsplc.com
Which industry sector does Cmc Markets operate in?
Cmc Markets operates in the SECURITY BROKERS & DEALERS sector

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