Ig Share Discussion Threads

[brwo349] 12/12/2016 09:47

Not much if any downside here - not with that balance sheet.

Time for a major loola bounce.

[deanroberthunt] 12/12/2016 09:45

this is 5 days of heavy falls, time for a bounce.

[dusseldorf] 12/12/2016 09:43

Lydnem - It appears so. I've added more to my SIPP, regardless of short-term price action their dividend policy is attractive, they are well funded and they may well benefit from restrictions as the biggest brand.

[lydnem] 12/12/2016 09:40

I think that IG are getting caught in the crossfire here. The FCA are trying to target some of the more unscrupulous operators

[rl34870] 12/12/2016 09:33

I agree , short term sentiment and long term value creation are two totally separate things. As Benjamin Graham put it" a voting machine in the short term and a weighing machine in the long term."

[deanroberthunt] 12/12/2016 09:25

can't remember how many times I've seen this action, a solid well managed company bashed on something not particularly toxic......only to be back to it's previous highs 6-9 months later, when the dust settles and the fear and paranoia recede.

probably more than 20x

[deanroberthunt] 12/12/2016 08:55

and what if all this bluster comes to nowt, or even IGG benefit.

[orinocor] 12/12/2016 08:49

deanrobber
IGG say they will pay 70% of profit as a dividend. Numis say 29p eps next year so 70% of that is 20.3p which gives a 4.5% yield at 450p

[blueball] 12/12/2016 08:39

EK has got this one wrong.

[deanroberthunt] 12/12/2016 08:36

just keep on adding, when all this blows over, looking back in 12 months, you'll say "why didn't I fill my boots at 440p!!" .....for a now 7.2% dividend

[staylow1] 12/12/2016 08:34

Certainly taking another hit this morning

[nazrat] 11/12/2016 23:47

Last weeks announcement from the FCA was a bolt out of the blue.

What do the FCA want to change ?
Firstly one needs to ask why do folk want to trade with these synthetic providers that the FCA is all in a flap about? The SB's have wider spreads and due to the small print they have the ability to quote prices unconnected with the underlying market and add to that all the that leverage.

At the moment we have an official trading exchange system which is competently out of date and out of touch with the real world. The SB companies have found a very nice niche here as the tax, stamp duty and even the duty to disclosure holdings % interest have been swept away. Add to that turbo charged potency of SB and CFD's
The old school way of trading is dying on its feet due to the undemocratic way the
trading system/burses have kept their way of doing business with its fees and commissions.
The whole system is crying out for change.

As for the FCA, I will say they are the most incompetent waste of taxpayers funds in the UK. Only when its too late they manage to arrive at the scene of the crime.
As an example the UK Aim market is crying out for help but they are still asleep at the wheel and continuations crime and fraud is ongoing, with share holders being defrauded and rogered left, right and center and they still sit on their hands and do nothing.

Companies like IG will grow and prosper just through their drive to do better and cheaper. The government/FCA, ect will fail in trying to keep the old school way alive unless they adapt and change. We now live and trade in a global community.

The idea that the imbeciles at the FCA can control companies and traders onshore and offshore is quite hilarious.
I would of thought it a better use of time if the FCA tackled the fraud within UK listed companies than the tripe they put out last week.

[lydnem] 11/12/2016 19:50

temmujin. you are an idiot

[investment dave] 11/12/2016 17:42

Yes agreed Gpx and gkp expecting further gains in share prices. Don't forget to trade them through IG

[deanroberthunt] 11/12/2016 17:16

Oil's the place to be tomorrow, NOPEC cut of 558k bopd

sorry fot o/t

IAE, ENQ, PMO should fly.

[blueball] 11/12/2016 17:08

Worth 200p at the most.

[temmujin] 11/12/2016 16:03

maybe they are bringing in these regulations to stop the plebs becoming millionaires when the stockmarket goes ballistic...might be too late though..because the ftse will go ballistic soon and the AIM market

[temmujin] 11/12/2016 16:00

LYDNEM..show me how you can lose if you buy at the bottom? say i buy vog at say £100 a point long at 34p..the most i can lose is £3400 and thats if it goes bust...very unlikely...but say VOG starts rising and hits 200p next few months...then i will be £16,600 richer...very likely

[lydnem] 11/12/2016 15:51

POsts that 637 are the reason why 80% plus lose. What a fool

[temmujin] 11/12/2016 15:48

i cant believe there are only 125,000 of us spread betting? they reckon 80% of us lose...i cant see how anyone can lose when the AIM market takes off soon...alot of mining companies and oil companies at near all time lows..get in at the bottom and you will all be minted... EUA,VOG,ALBA..there are 3 potential multibaggers...not to mention MTR and LEG

[investment dave] 11/12/2016 15:07

Look at them now completely recovered and the market will haven't learned from that occasion. Look at Wall Street s n p ftse etc all breaking all time Highs every other day. Markets just ignore bad news now and are extremely resilient. Expect IG markets to do the same and eventually break all time highs again probably mid 2017

[temmujin] 11/12/2016 14:12

same could happen

[temmujin] 11/12/2016 14:08

not so sure...reminds me of the internet bookies collapse when they regulated that ...sportingbet down from 400p to 15p,,,IG could go the same way