Ig Share Discussion Threads

[idiotsinthe darkrizandlintard] 27/9/2021 19:38

Just filter him and donot respond.

[sg31] 27/9/2021 18:37

Take it elsewhere guys.

[idiotsinthe darkrizandlintard] 27/9/2021 11:40

DON'T WORRY ABOUT ANSWERING HIM LUDERITZ. THE GUY WORKS THE BINS AND HAS NO UNDERSTANDING ON SIMPLE FINANCIAL THEORY. POOR GUY DOES NOT EVEN KNOW WHAT A DIVIDEND OR EX DATE MEANS??? PROBABLY LOOKING IT UP ON GOOGLE RIGHT NOW :)

EVERYONE HAS HIM ON FILTER ON ALL FORUMS - HE JUST GOES UNDER DIFFERENT ACCOUNT NAMES AND RUINS THE BOARDS.

ON OTHER BOARDS SOME HAVE MENTIONED THAT THE POOR GUY WENT BANKRUPT ON A STOCK CALLED BPC AND ODX AND SEEMINGLY NOW WORKS FOR THE COUNCIL.

JUST FILTER THE IDIOT.

GL

[luderitz] 26/9/2021 18:25

It was obviously a relative statement.

[idiotsinthe darkrizandlintard] 23/9/2021 22:08

And stock only fell 21p so a great day for holders and the stock went ex strongly in a flat market.

[cwa1] 23/9/2021 08:04

So XD for 30.24p this morning, pay day 21/10

[idiotsinthe darkrizandlintard] 21/9/2021 15:42

Great price action into the divi ex-date on Thursday although the market is strong in any case.

[disc0dave45] 21/9/2021 14:50

Thanks, missed that and last year it was on AGM day.

[cwa1] 21/9/2021 14:46

1st Quarter revenue update was last week. AGM tomorrow

[tourist07] 21/9/2021 14:02

Traditionally IG Group has paid approx 70% of its normalised EPS in dividends, which is a reasonable payout ratio for a company with relatively low capital investment requirements. Consensus EPS estimates for 2022 & 2023 are 71p and 81p respectively, so I expect any dividend reset to be upwards, towards 50-55p per share during this period and a yield north of 6% based on current share price.

[disc0dave45] 21/9/2021 13:57

Is it their Q1 tomorrow?

[idiotsinthe darkrizandlintard] 20/9/2021 14:25

Absolutely - when a company looks at capital allocation they obviously will go to reserves and current year cash-flow first instead of debt (although an optimal capital structure will be a mixture of debt and equity).

The term "inorganic growth" in the statement is obviously a reference to potential acquisitions which the market might not like in the short term, unless they can clearly explain to the market the synergies and the resultant EPS upgrade.

[macarona] 19/9/2021 14:07

Is anyone else concerned about this paragraph on IG’s future dividend policy? Does it read as a reduction to the current dividend:

The board have proposed a final dividend of 30.24 pence per share, which would maintain the Group’s full-year cash dividend for FY21 at 43.2 pence per share as guided previously. We have commenced a review and update to our capital planning framework, which we will discuss in the coming year. Consideration of shareholder distributions, alongside other priorities such as current and future regulatory capital requirements, operating capital requirements, and organic and select inorganic growth opportunities, will be the principal areas of focus.

[anhar] 16/9/2021 10:37

Must admit I was against the tastytrade deal, thinking that it was a foolish buy at the top of the market that would prove to be a burden in the inevitable tough times when trading volume collapses, usually in the later stages of a bear market when many lose interest in shares. Early days but so far so good, though we haven't yet hit those times which will really test the validity of the acquisition.

[coxsmn] 16/9/2021 09:31

That's the benefits of scale, range of product offering and tastytrade growth

[wall street trader] 16/9/2021 08:27

Great results opposite of CMCX - this long term will go from strength to strength

[jemt0703] 16/9/2021 07:19

That's a smash for me. £10 a share coming soon.

[coxsmn] 16/9/2021 07:07

Excellent trading update

[hpcg] 15/9/2021 16:22

Nice volatility thus far in September, along with people spending more time trading. My personal opinion is the drop is a massive over reaction to CMCX having been far too optimistic when lower volumes in August was both predicted and predictable.

Stockopedia has it passing 9 of their guru screens; not that it matters as we know from the number of takeovers this year that London investors are pretty hopeless.