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FOXT Foxtons Group Plc

53.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 09:28:11
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Foxtons Group Plc LSE:FOXT London Ordinary Share GB00BCKFY513 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 53.50 53.50 53.80 53.50 53.50 53.50 18,988 09:28:11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 140.9M 9.13M 0.0303 17.66 161.19M
Foxtons Group Plc is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FOXT. The last closing price for Foxtons was 53.50p. Over the last year, Foxtons shares have traded in a share price range of 34.00p to 60.50p.

Foxtons currently has 301,294,980 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Foxtons is £161.19 million. Foxtons has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 17.66.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/8/2018
20:02
There will inevitably be a cash call and dilution if not a private equity takeover at far lower price.

Looks like there will be no deal at Brexit.

Will hit property hard.

The party is over for at least 5 years.

dt1010
03/8/2018
18:11
I am a property investor and chartered surveyor and have been in property for 30 years.
Agency survives on transactions and I have never known a more dire short term outlook for sales , high stamp duty, mortgage i affordability, rising interest rates, death of the private investor , Brexit and the rise of online agency all of this is the death knell for traditional high street agency
London as the economic centre of Europe has been called into question by Brexit and the seemingly endless upward trajectory of the market is not only stopped but the real value of London residential post Brexit with all the above is very uncertain
This in the short term will take a few years to settle and with buyers not wanting to get involved in such an uncertain market and sellers not feeling enough pain to accept the new reality we have a property market that is doing nothing in a low volume slow decline
This is the worst scenario for high st agency and I believe in 3 years over 1/3 of all agencies will be gone
Therefore there is only one short term to medium term outlook for foxtons and anyone who believes there will be anything but a slow decline in revenue with high fixes costs is dreaming. Cannot see a single reason to believe the value of the company will increase and see nothing but future reduced earnings and problems ahead

magnetjonathan
03/8/2018
13:26
Who are you trying to kid you know wtf you’re talking about you shameless ramping idiot NY Boy
dt1010
03/8/2018
09:11
Nice mini dip yesterday, buyers came back for some cheaper stock, rinse and repeat going forward
ny boy
02/8/2018
18:19
I agree traditional agency will evolve rather than die completely. Online is for the lower market. Mid to upper want the human customer facing service. But...a hybrid agent can do both. No shop. An office instead. Lower costs. All the internet listings. Accompanied viewings if you want them. Negotiation of the sale if you want it, the whole thing. For a fraction of the cost. The market for such agents is growing hugely.
dt1010
02/8/2018
08:44
DT100. Maybe right. But do you see my point about the NECESSITY for conventional agents. ? At the top of the market - there is arguably a need for 'posh' (nasty word) agents like Savills as the well-heeled like a middle man in their deals and they don't care much about the money. But lower down - it seems a bit pointless to pay so much for them.....? Add to that - low volume /continued crazy stamp duty (foolish of the govt) - and t4 not much of an investment case really.
emeraldzebra
02/8/2018
05:19
If May screws Brexit up it will surely happen
Brexit cause a mess whatever happens short term
Hence why this is still not a buy

dt1010
01/8/2018
18:01
If Corbyn and his cronies get in then Armageddon is sure to follow in the UK, sell everything and leave! Buy Bitcoin and some other cryptos if it happens, and some gold too as the pound will go under a $
topazfrenzy
01/8/2018
14:33
Direction of travel is north & buy the dips, smart money was even in before Highclere’s 5% holding was announced..67p is the first resistance to crack, PHTM next, just need some patience with these sticks but rewards are good GLA those long.
ny boy
01/8/2018
14:28
Has 70p easily in it's sights, 80p may well be a tough nut to crack to push on.
blueteam
01/8/2018
14:25
Nothing like the smell of shorters burning in the afternoon is there?!
joemillion
01/8/2018
14:20
government statement to revise letting laws is to be weakened, so that could be a reason for jump OR about to be bought out. 80P first level to test. No debt and interest unlike to rise this year especially as we head to Brexit.
blueteam
01/8/2018
13:38
So I agree - 50p here we come - but it will stay there/or similar - for ages.
emeraldzebra
01/8/2018
13:31
Thanks DT100. The main problem for the mkt is actually stamp duty. If only the idiot govt would reduce it - then you would get the mkt to rise, and sales volume moving again. All the people who would buy - say a house for £ 1.5 mill are not doing so - because of it. So everyone is stuck -including investors - and are fishing in the same market. Nobody is trading up. If Hammond lowered the tax - the govt would get more sales and t4 bigger revenue. (same goes for corporation tax...if you reduce it you get much bigger receipts - but Corbyn and his other idiots won't believe it !) But returning to the problem for Foxtons.......why use an agent like them when you can engage people like Purple bricks instead. ?
emeraldzebra
01/8/2018
12:55
DT1010, you must be clueless if you are short mate
ny boy
01/8/2018
12:38
Correction:
f15jcm
01/8/2018
12:37
Oh don’t worry LONDON will be fine eventually but stamp duty lack of affordability tail off of interest relief and additional 3% for investors....all these things will continue to make themselves felt...along with abolition of lettings fees which will hurt lettings turnover. I own in wandsworth and Fulham and Clerkenwell. Two investments one house which I live in now and again. I know agents well, I talk to KF and Foxtons and Marsh and Parsons among others. I know the market and what it’s doing and it is relentlessly bad at the moment. The mega prime owners are taking a view on price but no one else is yet. KFH are other agents I deal with and know some
Of the guys well. Not good. This might be seeing a little bounce but it’s not reflected in the sentiment of the working environment in the marketplace.

dt1010
01/8/2018
10:15
DT1010. You make some interesting points. However it's not so much the level of the market that must be the worry for Foxtons and others --- (I think it will move on upward - despite Brexit - in my area - it already is....population of Ldn rising HUGELY each year etc etc ). But more that I struggle to see the reason to engage a conventional type estate agent.....they are such a rip - off on fees - compared to Purple bricks etc etc. How do they add value ??? Comments appreciated and apols to all who are long here !
emeraldzebra
01/8/2018
09:17
No NY.

Expect a sell off of this little bounce.

See you back at 40p chap

dt1010
01/8/2018
08:05
Heading for 67p resistance as a first start, expect more institutional buying to follow a Highclere in
ny boy
01/8/2018
07:47
Good Start !
chinese investor
01/8/2018
07:41
Went short at 60p this morning, target is 40 - 45p, last results were poor and business is now burning cash, I cannot see how it is worth 165 million.
eastbourne1982
01/8/2018
07:25
Not to worry lads

The will sell off again

Summer doldrums and pre Brexit freeze will shag the market even more

dt1010
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