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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Funding Circle Holdings Plc | LSE:FCH | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BG0TPX62 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 135.00 | 134.00 | 135.50 | 135.50 | 133.50 | 134.50 | 379,109 | 16:29:58 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Computer Programming Service | 146.8M | -38.3M | -0.1140 | -11.84 | 453.4M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/7/2019 09:22 | This is the real world! What did you expect with brexit? Be realistic its not bad news, bad news is revenues dropping they will grow 20% instead of 40% which is brilliant giving the circumstances, how many businesses do you know that are growing revenues 20% a year? Charts poused for a rerate next week! Can see it above 180 , certainly over 175p by Fri next week this is a trade its as simple as that most on here bought in higher and have a grudge but for me as a newcomer with an average of sub 139p its a good opportunity, i cpuld have bought at 115-120 but decided to wait to see which way its heading even though i knew i would pay more and i am now confident this is rerating gla | aladin1033 | |
06/7/2019 07:44 | Lots of scaremongering. Just 2 weeks ago it was valued at 250p by the markets whats changed since? Revenue growth will be 20% instead of 40% some idiots think revenues will drop 50% to make things clear revenue is still increasing so they are still growing its not the current revenue that will drop but the projected growth. For exanple a company making £200m projected growth 40% = 280m instead its 20% which means projected growth would be £240m just 15% lower . Will rerate back to around the 180p mark by the end of next week. Point is revenues are still growing, yes they are loss making but the market knew this at 250p | aladin1033 | |
06/7/2019 07:44 | Lots of scaremongering. Just 2 weeks ago it was valued at 250p by the markets whats changed since? Revenue growth will be 20% instead of 40% some idiots think revenues will drop 50% to make things clear revenue is still increasing so they are still growing its not the current revenue that will drop but the projected growth. For exanple a company making £200m projected growth 40% = 280m instead its 20% which means projected growth would be £240m just 15% lower . Will rerate back to around the 180p mark by the end of next week. Point is revenues are still growing, yes they are loss making but the market knew this at 250p | aladin1033 | |
05/7/2019 14:34 | Those big sells were holding it back should see a noce rise to 180 next week | aladin1033 | |
05/7/2019 10:28 | Revenue up 30%, Loans under management of £3.5 BILLION up 37%, what a cracking buy this share is now. A massive market over reaction to the slowdown in rate of increase (not reduction) in business, which was always on the cards. | aladin1033 | |
05/7/2019 10:00 | Rerate happening folks £1.80 next week | aladin1033 | |
03/7/2019 11:14 | Funding Circle mentioned here: "For a company whose fortunes are so closely tied to the economic cycle, and which remains heavily loss-making, I think that a large dose of scepticism is justified." | rndm355 | |
02/7/2019 14:45 | New target 90p | thetoonarmy2 | |
02/7/2019 11:16 | It's "Frauding Circle" really! | bathcoup | |
02/7/2019 11:10 | Any ideas where net asset value is now guys . | wskill | |
02/7/2019 08:14 | Fully listed Not just AIM companies that shame the LSE | sandy133 | |
02/7/2019 06:26 | Revenue growth expectations now halved ! Yikes | albert zog | |
26/6/2019 21:06 | I personally think this is going to zero. There is no tech in this aweful company. And looney economics, was a customer for years and took advantage of them, alas no more. | zccax77 | |
26/6/2019 17:17 | Think my next target would be £1.70 | thetoonarmy2 | |
07/5/2019 17:12 | 210p looking to come to fruition maybe a buy from there. | thetoonarmy2 | |
25/4/2019 20:37 | FT article: expiry of a 180 day lock up period (restricting some IPO investors from selling) has dragged the shares down since the start of April. A field day for shorters | yieldsearch | |
25/4/2019 14:27 | My valuation is about 210p and that's being generous. | thetoonarmy2 | |
24/4/2019 12:26 | My valuation for this is 80p (look at my post of 20 Dec). And that is before any downturn. | acquisitor | |
21/12/2018 10:39 | New target price from Citygroup 204p. Could indicate how far the share price could fall before it hits support level. | mridyard | |
21/12/2018 10:17 | So the sell off is down to Citygroup Inc. analysts cut their recommendations to sell and halved their price target. Sighting "There's evidence of credit deterioration," as the reason. | mridyard | |
21/12/2018 06:58 | 28-10-18 news report; "The dismal stock market float of FCH descends into farce as it emerges staff offloaded shares at the earliest opportunity. The peer-to-peer lender, which connects small businesses in need of loans with thousands of investors, suffered one of the worst debuts in the London Stock Exchange's history when it floated earlier this month with a £1.5 billion valuation. The shares dived 23% in their first week amid a torrid time for new listings on the stock market. City sources told The Mail on Sunday that there were a 'flood of orders' to sell Funding Circle's shares on the first day of trading from the company's own staff. While the founders agreed not to sell any more shares after the flotation for at least a year, no such restrictions were imposed on the remaining staff......" | mridyard | |
20/12/2018 19:36 | Your quite right I was following the chart. So any comments why this has fallen to 260p today. | mridyard | |
20/12/2018 19:26 | Fair enough. You traded for about 10% right? In at 350 and out at 385. | mbmiah |
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