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FOXT Foxtons Group Plc

51.80
-0.80 (-1.52%)
Last Updated: 08:34:25
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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
  -0.80 -1.52% 51.80 51.00 51.60 52.00 51.40 51.60 156,052 08:34:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 147.13M 5.49M 0.0182 28.90 158.48M
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 52.60p. 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 £158.48 million. Foxtons has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 28.90.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/7/2020
09:23
ok sell everything and go and hide under a rock buywell, that's what always happens with the doom mongers and then they miss out on all the rallies

NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR PETRIFIED SUBURBAN VIEWS

They are printing money like there is no tomorrow and it will go into stocks and property as it always does

Yes there will be a debt reckoning at some point but not while they keep printing

ANYWAY MAKE SURE YOU BUY BITCOIN!

Plat, you are filtered so I cannot read the drivel you come up with you great old bore lol

topazfrenzy
16/7/2020
09:07
Listings show what vendors want not what people buy.I don't thing agents get much for listing a property
plat hunter
16/7/2020
09:05
buywell has been looking at listings for sale on RMV

Daily they are going higher and higher granted

But

50% of those are reductions in price

The UK property market is in free-fall with sellers asking stupid money because they do not see what is coming with 30% unemployment in the UK next year as Covid-19 still ravages the population again and again.

It can be caught twice

Banks are going to get marmalized as debts and mortgages don't get paid.

Most real estate agents IMO will fold

dyor

buywell3
16/7/2020
08:56
let Hill have wet dreams over Dexters in the meantime, while the big boys load up on this
topazfrenzy
16/7/2020
08:55
Hill is a provincial loser, he knows nothing about how money moves around the world, and how London is about to embark on its biggest journey in decades, and yes Hong Kong money will be part of this big shift
topazfrenzy
16/7/2020
08:53
Idiots, you are first class idiots

This price is so cheap, who cares about 2p here or there, this will double before Christmas

topazfrenzy
16/7/2020
08:22
I have no idea why you think he is a loser as I am watching your wild predictions tank. The Foxtons share price and your recommendations are nothing short of ugly. Rather than displaying self-confirmation bias, why don’t you re-visit the share price history and recalibrate your “buy-o-meter”?
roddyb
15/7/2020
16:25
Poor hill, keep talking to yourself loser
topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
16:01
Oh dear Poor old BF speaking from his pocket again he doesn't understand the operational costs of running an estate agents office

That's 8 sold in 2 months 1 per week and guess included some delays in lockdown Thats not buttering any parsnips

Although that seems fine all things considered certainly doesn't accord with any fires or buying frenzy



Perhaps he ought to look at SE 16 . 31 for sale A big fat zero for the last 60days




London W1 61+3 sold in 60 days

The most telling stat of all Current inventory 3898 just 238 sold in the last 60 days Do the artithmetic




Since he doesn't read these posts it's just going over his head! LOL

hillofwad
15/7/2020
15:45
The market is on fire, look for example in SW9 on the Foxtons website ..
tick the box for recently sold and you see what is happening (with loads more under offer)

hxxps://www.foxtons.co.uk/properties-for-sale/sw9/?sold=1

This is going to blow soon, once we get an update

topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
15:33
stop responding to me you're filtered lol
go back to bed

topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
15:25
false alarm .Fire Service called to Foxtons office today at Ilford .Looks like everything under control by the inventory

12 properties for sale Buying frenzy in evidence though 1 under offer

hillofwad
15/7/2020
14:58
A nice 60% short squeeze would be great when Foxtons updates the market this month
topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
14:51
Property market on fire, stay out of this at your peril

(You two above are filtered so talk amongst yourselves)

topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
13:16
Lol as funny as that is... 140 million in one weekend??Literally half of the population of the US went shopping at the same time... That's insane and mental
plat hunter
15/7/2020
11:31
Scenes outside Foxtons Ealing office this morning as housebuyers work themselves up into a frenzy
hillofwad
15/7/2020
08:53
buywell, you keep hiding but not everyone is scared like you, stupidest post I have read
topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
08:52
both filtered, keep ranting
topazfrenzy
15/7/2020
08:38
Plat

Yes just taking a look at Clerkenwell office


Average listing time is a staggering 54 weeks
Inventory of 44 Just a miserly 2 under offer

"Buying frenzy" urgentally required! Must be the shorters interfering with potential sales

hillofwad
15/7/2020
08:27
The London City life is finished...I used to work in Fenchurch and now live in Zone 5 a little further out and it's painstakingly obvious to anyone who lives in greater London that it will never come back.The only people who think Foxtons is a good idea are those who are living off promises and hype of 10 years ago and have never been to London or understand the driving forces of it's unique economy.
plat hunter
15/7/2020
08:05
If as it is now starting to look like ---

Covid-19 is here to stay , nobody in their right mind will want to live in a block of flats.

Especially big blocks of flats as there are in Cities.

buywell3
15/7/2020
06:32
One of the problems with someone like Foxtons is as highlighted in the above article on CWD is the current fee earners have little skin in the company

How do you retain the very best fee earners and keep them on message to remain on the premises rather than tread water and use Foxtons as a springboard to go elsewhere ,clients and instructions following ?

You would have thought with the share price languishing at below 40 p some good share options for staff would be a fair prospect to keep them mean and keen

The senior executives seem to be overcompensated especially Nic Budden who trousered £1.3m pa whilst the company performance is less than sparkling

hillofwad
14/7/2020
13:31
Very noticeable the response mainly outside London to the SDLT changes has been a flurry of activity



Just ask Dixons Northfield Office in S Brum 51 instructions 75% sold stc


Early days of course ,SDLT changes very welcome but little sign of much movement amongst Foxtons branches

Reading the DT article its a crying shame that having set up a network of bespoke New Homes offices across London that Foxtons have been unable to bag a big cheese developer like Galliard who have an impressive portfolio

Old "Buying frenzy "can ramp as much as he likes but this is no Pamplona bull run

hillofwad
14/7/2020
11:56
''It's gone bonkers': buy-to-let inquiries boom as landlords swoop on stamp duty break

After years of punitive tax hikes, some investors are now seeing their bills fall by half'

topazfrenzy
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