Hargreaves Lansdown Share Price (HL.)

Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hargreaves Lansdown Plc LSE:HL. London Ordinary Share GB00B1VZ0M25 ORD 0.4P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -44.50 -2.6% 1,665.50 481,482 12:19:05
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,665.00 1,666.00 1,678.50 1,646.00 1,670.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Financial 480.50 305.80 52.10 32.0 7,900
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
12:19:03 AT 85 1,665.50 GBX
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Hargreaves Lansdown (HL.) Latest News

Hargreaves Lansdown News

Date Time Source Headline
20/2/202018:36ALNCDIRECTOR DEALINGS: Hargreaves Lansdown Director Robertson Buys Shares
20/2/202015:51ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
20/2/202015:49UKREGHargreaves Lansdown PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
13/2/202015:05UKREGHargreaves Lansdown PLC Holding(s) in Company
07/2/202017:30UKREGFTSE Russell Hargreaves Lansdown
07/2/202014:03UKREGHargreaves Lansdown PLC Holding(s) in Company
07/2/202007:01UKREGBarclays Capital Securities Limited Results of offering in Hargreaves..
06/2/202016:51UKREGBarclays Capital Securities Limited Proposed offering in Hargreaves..
04/2/202010:00UKREGHargreaves Lansdown PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
31/1/202009:00UKREGHargreaves Lansdown PLC Holding(s) in Company
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Hargreaves Lansdown (HL.) Discussions and Chat

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Date Time Title Posts
19/2/202019:17HL.747
15/10/201918:23Mis selling scandal of Woodford - will there be fallout /mis selling by HL.?-
03/3/201509:10H&L. Strong demand on Day One536
09/9/201418:19Is this small cap the next Hargreaves Lansdown?-
11/6/201407:17Hargreave Charging structure69

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Hargreaves Lansdown (HL.) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
12:19:031,665.50851,415.68AT
12:19:021,665.001502,497.50AT
12:19:021,665.002003,330.00AT
12:19:021,665.501191,981.95AT
12:19:021,665.50741,232.47AT
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Hargreaves Lansdown (HL.) Top Chat Posts

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24/2/2020
08:20		Hargreaves Lansdown Daily Update: Hargreaves Lansdown Plc is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HL.. The last closing price for Hargreaves Lansdown was 1,710p.
Hargreaves Lansdown Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,590p and a 12 week average price of 1,590p.
The 1 year high share price is 2,447p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1,590p.
There are currently 474,318,625 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,862,685 shares. The market capitalisation of Hargreaves Lansdown Plc is £7,847,601,650.63.
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13/2/2020
15:39		natasonline: Even if they settle out of court, that's 1 in 4 of its customers that are going to get a pay out. Until we know what the courts think, it will put pressure on the share price. People don't like uncertainty.
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13/2/2020
15:34		natasonline: They're building it now, we don't know yet wether it has legs or not. Hence why I think the share price will move sideways until its thrown out or relsoved.https://www.slatergordon.co.uk/commercial-and-group-litigation/woodford-investment-management-and-hargreaves-lansdown/
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13/2/2020
13:51		natasonline: I feel the share price is going to track sideways until the law suit has been resolved and the damage is exposed.
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12/2/2020
16:24		romeoandjuliet: The price was walked down from £24 to the £16 levels by the financial institutions to negotiate some cheap stock from PHNo doubt they had some tidy shorts going ontoBuy their stock, close their shorts and up this shoots. Simple share price manipulation Fill your boots
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07/2/2020
11:21		intelinvestor: EEZA - that part doesn't read very well. sounds like hes bricking it. we need some directors buying shares to sustain the share price short term. Its almost a 2 year low? back to March 2018. PE @ 29.6 TTM eps 55.2
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06/2/2020
19:48		ochs: In reply to GrowthPotential the sale of HL shares made by Dampier in May was all correct and above board - he didn't sell in a closed period and at that point both Woodford funds were still in the W50. I doubt Dampier was expecting Woodford to explode a few months later - more than likely he just saw how high the HL share price was and decided to cash in some of his chips (as most over 60s would if they were lucky enough to hold as many HL shares as he does!)
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31/1/2020
08:33		robinnicolson: HL net new business of £2.3 billion was below analyst expectations apparently, hence the share price drop at the opening.
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17/1/2020
09:56		its the oxman: Upped my exposure a bit c.1800p , happy to buy while markets have had a decent rally and share price has slipped, I use HL and my funds with them have ticked up considerably. Underlying profitability will surely be on the rise despite Woodford where concerns are already very much out in the open. Bizarre it is so far below 2400p peak but as usual I'm probably missing something, perhaps people fear new clients are not joining or existing ones are withdrawing funds.
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13/1/2020
20:20		porsche1945: Will be interesting to see reaction at the end of the week when the poor idiots stuffed into woodfords dross finally have it confirmed how much they have lost, much wailing and gnashing of teeth, will the regulators have to be seen to do something and how much will it affect share price. Looking to get in on these on further weakness, 15.50 would be nice, heres hoping fridays news atrocious.
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20/11/2019
13:19		lomax99: Telegraph's Questor today: Questor: can Hargreaves Lansdown shares recover from the Neil Woodford collapse? Questor share tip: the investment shop was a key backer of the former star manager and the market seems to fear for the effects on its customers’ loyalty The Woodford saga is not yet over but we know roughly what is going to happen: investors in his flagship fund are expected to get the first of their money back in the new year but could suffer losses of about 33pc in the process. Woodford Investment Management itself will be wound up, but what of the other business closely involved in the disaster, Hargreaves Lansdown, which this column tipped in January 2017? Hargreaves’ involvement with Woodford came in two forms: it included his funds in its influential best-buy list and held stakes in them via its “multi-manager” funds. As a result, a large proportion of its customers had exposure to the fallen fund manager. It’s easy to imagine that those clients might blame Hargreaves for their losses, or just lose some of their faith in the firm, and move elsewhere. This certainly seems to be what the stock market fears: shares in Hargreaves have fallen from a high of £24.33 in May, just weeks before Woodford suspended dealing in its main fund, to £18.18 at yesterday’s close – a decline of 25.3pc. But will its existing clients actually desert the firm for a rival? And will potential new ones shun Hargreaves and choose a different platform? As we have written in the past, we are sceptical about such an outcome. Customers of financial firms seem to be remarkably reluctant to switch, even under extreme provocation. Don't look back in anger Questor is thinking especially of the IT disaster that overtook TSB last year: customers were unable to spend their own money as the bank in effect closed for business – but since then it has lost remarkably few of them. When businesses make these huge mistakes it seems that customers fume while the situation lasts but forget about it once things return to normal. Hargreaves is famous for the efficiency and reliability of its systems and for its customer service, none of which has been called into question by the Woodford saga. Questor wonders whether clients will consider that Woodford has already happened, they can’t do anything about it now, so why risk having to put up with inferior service from a rival in future just to vent their frustration at Hargreaves? Figures published by the broker since the debacle began seem to bear out this view. On October 10 it released a trading update for July, August and September – months in which Woodford was in every newspaper. Despite all that negative publicity, Hargreaves gained 35,000 customers on a net basis, which was more than the 29,000 it added in the same three months of last year. New clients accounted for £1.7bn of assets, again better than the £1.3bn achieved last time. It’s true that £900m of this sum came from bulk transfers from two fund groups that had closed their savings schemes but Hargreaves also spoke of “organic new client growth [and] ongoing wealth consolidation on to our platform from existing clients” – hardly signs that customers new and old had decided to give the firm the cold shoulder. If Hargreaves can turn in that kind of performance while coverage of Woodford was at its height, Questor has few fears about its attractiveness to clients once the scandal does eventually die down. We tipped the stock at £13.21 and readers who followed our advice are sitting on a gain of 37.6pc. We have every confidence that the shares will recover from recent weakness once memories fade and will therefore hold. Questor says: hold Ticker: HL Share price at close: £18.17½​
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