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FOXT Foxtons Group Plc

70.60
1.40 (2.02%)
21 May 2024 - Closed
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
  1.40 2.02% 70.60 70.20 71.00 70.80 68.20 68.80 5,171,843 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 147.13M 5.49M 0.0182 38.90 213.32M
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 69.20p. Over the last year, Foxtons shares have traded in a share price range of 34.00p to 70.80p.

Foxtons currently has 301,294,980 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Foxtons is £213.32 million. Foxtons has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 38.90.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/7/2015
12:23
shame elcapital.why do spend so much time on here if you live in spain.ex stockbroker for which firm.

will need a sheep dog soon.
mike740 elcapital duki mechanicle trader mrbluesky and now onjohn.

jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
12:22
Happy to see this up near 300p, I know the commissions are drying up fast, they can only hid it for so long.

The prime central London property market is in serious trouble, it peaked Q1/2 2014, the SDLT dramatic changes in Dec '14 was one of the final nails in the coffin.

ny boy
25/7/2015
12:19
Spot on EL Cap.
mike740
25/7/2015
12:17
you are now filtered for being a moron

jeremyjezza 25 Jul'15 - 12:15 - 618 of 620 0 0 (Filtered)

elcapital
25/7/2015
12:15
mr bluesky joins the flock
jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
12:14
Are you knew to this site or just plain stupid? Do you think that anyone who posts on a thread is following each other just because they share a similar viewpoint? On that basis you are part of this imaginary gang too. See how stupid your attempt at logic is?
elcapital
25/7/2015
12:11
mike740 elcapital duki mechanicle trader the flock is getting bigger.
jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
12:05
so did you then you moron
elcapital
25/7/2015
11:55
crikey,you just followed him on here.
jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
11:53
I do not follow anyone
elcapital
25/7/2015
11:42
so mike 740.you have lots of titles then by my research.why so many names.whats the point.diku elcapital they follow you like sheep.
is it like when children make up imaginary friends.
you are an interesting character.i will continue my research.

jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
11:29
doodlebug aka tulip in disguise.
mike740
25/7/2015
11:28
jeremy FO.

filtered gormless tw-t.

mike740
25/7/2015
11:22
if its a great short at 300 should you not buy it now then.
jeremyjezza
25/7/2015
11:15
The share price will continue it's steady rise until interim results on 29/7 which I imagine will beat expectations and will see this heading to £3.00 fairly rapidly.
joemillion
25/7/2015
10:02
Just read an interesting article about all the dubious billions that have been pumped into the prime central London property market over the last years, criminal gangs from abroad laundering cash, pushing up prices to unrealistic levels.

It's clear the party is over and thousands of apartments are on the market with very few buyers wanting in, tens of thousands of apartments coming on stream over the coming years. Quite obvious the market is in danger of a severe downturn as the funny money has gone, interest rates are going to creep up and foreigner buyers have been slammed with unfavorable regulations making it unattractive to buy and park money, clear or not, into London.

Developers in many schemes are starting to slash asking prices as buyers dry up, despite all their slick marketing globally, it's a much harder sell these days.


For those genuine buyers, not with overseas funny money, the screws are tightening too....


Banks and building societies will begin to withdraw their best mortgage deals next week as home owners scramble to beat the rise in interest rates this winter.

Two of Britain's biggest lenders, Barclays and Santander, are planning increases for Monday and Tuesday that will add hundreds of pounds to the cost of new loans, The Telegraph understands.

Experts warned of a "domino effect" as rival banks pull their most attractive offers to avoid being deluged with applications for fixed rate deals.

It comes as new figures show the number of people remortgaging has risen by a fifth, with families switching from variable rate mortgages as the era of rock-bottom interest rates nears its end.


The Bank of England last week announced that it would start increasing its rates by the end of the year – a move which many had anticipated.
David Hollingworth, of mortgage brokerage London & Country, said: "We have all become used to rates going down over the past few years, but the party is over.
"The incredibly cheap, record low deals on offer today will soon gone – possibly never to return."

Foxt is a great short at anything up to 280/300p

ny boy
25/7/2015
09:14
I see the results are this coming week.maybe i will wait before investing.
ADVFN is very interesting.Learn a lot about peoples character.
mike740.You are a troll i think if thats the word.looking at your history you dont seem very nice.
better advice elsewhere i feel.

jeremyjezza
24/7/2015
19:38
Stamp duty rise hits London home prices with fastest fall since the crash



Perfect storm for the property collapse in Prime Central London to gain momentum, far too much supply, many thousands trying to get out, including foreigners, very few buyers.

ny boy
24/7/2015
17:33
clear and present dangers ahead.


Fears of a renewed global property bubble are rising as prices and yields hit records last seen before the financial crisis, according to new data.
The pricing of real estate around the world had become “increasingly aggressive”, research company MSCI said. This is particularly the case in the US, where investors’ returns from rental income are now lower than before 2008, when a crash in massively overleveraged property triggered an international banking slump.

ny boy
24/7/2015
10:24
why is that mike740.any stocks you would suggest.
jeremyjezza
24/7/2015
08:38
ohhhhhh no lad wouldnt touch it with a barge pole.
mike740
23/7/2015
21:27
They say invest in what you know & having purchased througn foxtons in the past is this a bad company to gain some exposure to the london booming market as a newbie to investing.
jeremyjezza
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