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FXPO Ferrexpo Plc

51.10
-0.80 (-1.54%)
Last Updated: 12:51:13
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ferrexpo Plc LSE:FXPO London Ordinary Share GB00B1XH2C03 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.80 -1.54% 51.10 51.10 51.40 53.50 51.10 52.60 1,087,702 12:51:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Iron Ores 1.25B 220M 0.3678 1.40 308.64M
Ferrexpo Plc is listed in the Iron Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FXPO. The last closing price for Ferrexpo was 51.90p. Over the last year, Ferrexpo shares have traded in a share price range of 42.85p to 114.00p.

Ferrexpo currently has 598,137,142 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ferrexpo is £308.64 million. Ferrexpo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 1.40.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/7/2017
16:55
Thank you onedb1 perhaps I should finally pay more attention to charts particularly noting your quote "trend is your friend" Food for thought!
portugull
20/7/2017
16:16
Sorry Port . I am a technician so often take certain things for granted. I only trade price and technicals . I am what s called a trend and pattern trader . Anyone caught my post and my IQE mention..... Hopefully some did . Trend is your friend chaps . Well done to those who have been putting up with me since the 70s . Charts like these can make people snowballing into them very wealthy even with small capital
onedb1
20/7/2017
13:16
Thank you bone apart. In 13 years during which I have increased my portfolio from £196k to £535k despite annual drawdown I have never used charts. Find it difficult to get my head round them.
portugull
18/7/2017
22:40
Elliot waves , port.
bone apart
17/7/2017
17:34
Excuse my ignorance but what exactly is a ABC correction?
portugull
17/7/2017
13:30
Always keeping an eye but little to post . I posted my chart from the 70p days :-) . Trend trading at its best here .200p target was achieved and I suspect 240p secondary will to. Looking forward I am not too certain but wonder if a ABC correction could be due . Early days and very iron ore price dependent . My suspicion is that 240 is a swing level but will wait for it to see if I see selling then . Similar chart to FXPO is IQE . I love these charts and practically only trade on that basis .
onedb1
17/7/2017
09:29
Just a quick update for those interested in reclaiming SWT and registered in UK for tax purposes.
I spoke to HMRC this morning and they confirmed the following:-

"From 6 April 2016 dividends up to £5000 are not chargeable to UK tax so if your dividend is below that amount there will be no need to use the Swiss tax credit as there will be no UK charge against which to set it."

I only wish my dividends had been over this amount but alas, no. But the good news is the avoidance of form filling in this respect.

bellbottom
16/7/2017
10:03
sp seems to have been climbing pretty well to me. Top ups just under 8 weeks ago at around 140p are now around 52% higher.
Taken around 18 months to move from its lows at around 20p to 214p.

seroserio
14/7/2017
14:51
I have claimed the WHT on self assessment successfully over last 2 years... but can't through my SIPP or ISA. Phone the Tax office or chat online(which is easier)
sarahbudd
12/7/2017
22:40
Has anyone been successful in reclaiming Swiss WHT?
bouchonj
10/7/2017
19:05
hehehe

Can you see the parallel universe behind the mirror though?

:)

Superb company this..if only the WHT wasn't eyewateringly high & difficult to reclaim.

fangorn2
10/7/2017
12:23
quite.....
bellbottom
10/7/2017
11:50
Hmmm first sign of madness - talking to oneself.

Second sign, "Answering back!"

:)

fangorn2
09/7/2017
12:14
Quiet!! Not quite?!
It's quite quiet here.

bellbottom
07/7/2017
13:29
All quite here. I assume we are all watching the tennis?
Too hot to think.

bellbottom
03/7/2017
11:05
With the late trades on Friday and iron ore prices on the rise again, I thought these would fly today. As stated on Friday, I sold out for a small profit and thought maybe I'd been foolhardy. Nice rise early on today - about 5.9p up at one point.
Now heading toward negative territory.

Notice my managed funds in SIPP previously been doing very well have slipped back over the last two weeks.

Some news on FXPO credit loan facility.

hxxp://metalukraine.com/2017/06/28/ukraine-ferrexpo-to-get-500-million-loan.html

bellbottom
03/7/2017
07:59
Nice shift upwards in Iron Ore price.
grechen
30/6/2017
20:00
Well done Bell and everyone else who have made a killing.I was in here back in 2010 at £1-30'ish and sold at £3 thinking I would buy back into the dips......unfortunately there were no dips till £5 so I really missed out.
I too had a target of £2 this time and have been tempted to sell but I have a feeling that this is going to continue to rise into next weeks news and after that who knows.
Have put a £2 stop loss on today just in case but fingers crossed.

grechen
30/6/2017
17:36
Wow! Some big old trades in after hours dealing. £2.63 million traded of which £2.4 million appear to be buys.
Something going on - I didn't look at last nights after hours deals - were they in a similar vein?
At these levels you would expect more sells than buys, given the significance of having hit the psychological barrier of £2.00

Maybe we can expect results on Thursday that way exceeds our expectations and this is the result of some knowledge to that effect? Am I being cynical in my reading of these trades or are there some perfectly reasonable reasons for these deals.

Early Monday should now be very interesting - what's the likelihood of another 10p or 15p being added to the share price Monday?

bellbottom
30/6/2017
17:11
..more...series of significant trades in settlement after hours...
pbutterworth1
30/6/2017
15:12
Decided to sell off my FXPO again, @ 206.9p which I bought only Wednesday - the thought being 'a profit's only a profit when its cashed in.'
I may yet regret selling too quickly, given that iron ore is strengthening again, but these have been up and down like a yoyo and thought maybe I'd try my hand at buying and selling , trying to time the peaks and troughs - which, incidentally, I've never been too good at. As Arnold Schwarzeneger ssaid 'I'll be back'

Good weekend folks.

bellbottom
30/6/2017
09:30
Iron ore has entered a bull market after an increase in Chinese purchases caused the price to rally this week. The spot price for the base metal has risen 14pc just this week and 21pc from the one-year low of $53.36 per tonne it reached on June 13.
zho
29/6/2017
21:47
...series of significant trades in settlement after hours...
pbutterworth1
29/6/2017
12:14
I do feel though that the iron ore to Fxpo price divergence is going to start to put a break on the share price . Am never too good at exiting at a perfect top , so I started to use a scaling out process by which I smooth my exit out on technicals .though it needs refining and I haven't applied it to Ferrexpo . Sadly 200p was my target with the 240 level an exuberant chance .But if iron ore surges then the rally continues . Commodities are cheap on a ratio to equities . Am now looking to see what to do next . One of my greatest trades here must say .
onedb1
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