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IGG Ig Group Holdings Plc

769.50
8.00 (1.05%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ig Group Holdings Plc LSE:IGG London Ordinary Share GB00B06QFB75 ORD 0.005P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.00 1.05% 769.50 771.50 772.50 778.50 760.50 760.50 821,099 16:35:08
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Commodity Brokers & Dealers 1.02B 365.4M 0.9530 8.11 2.96B
Ig Group Holdings Plc is listed in the Commodity Brokers & Dealers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IGG. The last closing price for Ig was 761.50p. Over the last year, Ig shares have traded in a share price range of 608.00p to 784.50p.

Ig currently has 383,407,764 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Ig is £2.96 billion. Ig has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.11.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/10/2018
09:49
galeforce,
actually I despise TM for different reasons from you .
It was because of what happened to an old friend of mine who was the victim of TM as Home secretary when she brought in regulations ( obstacles ) to people having the
audicity to fall in love with a none EU person . She is a mean spirited woman lacking any sense of compassion or empathy as are most Tory MPs such as Peter BONEHEAD as I call him. ( smile ) . I am ashamed to say I was a Tory until 8 years ago - incredible when I look back as I now detest most of them . ( wry smile )

arja
18/10/2018
09:49
Stoxx - whehey, let's crash out, let's make millions of people unemployed!

How crazy you hard brexiteers are. Surely it's completely obvious at this point that for the UK a no-deal Brexit is economic suicide.

We can either eat some humble with the EU and accept the deal they are offering us, or we can move to to the Norway/Switzerland situation and join EFTA.

The latter is a lot more sensible, IMO.

galeforce1
18/10/2018
09:43
agree TOTALLY about TM, absolute incompetent !!

she (TM) was/is a remoaner... she has attempted to appease the EU at every turn, a strong disciplined leader is required to basically take us out of the EU on our terms, if the EU doesn't like it, no deal... end of... the EU has as much to lose as the UK, the UK will not be the last to leave this cesspit of a money hole, would imagine within 5 years germany , france and a few others will go through the same process.
this is the beginning of a total break up of the EU

yes some investment will be lost in UK, yes some companies will leave the UK... so what.. they will be back in 5 years or so..importantly, we have our borders back, we no longer have to contribute to the EU fund and are finally able to negotiate our own trade deals.

lets get on with it !!

stoxx67
18/10/2018
09:33
Arja - I agree with you. Theresa May is a witch, and a blooming incompetent witch. Everything she touches turns to ashes.

Her current problems all go back to the ill-judged speeches she made in her early days as PM where she set out her 'red lines' (to the delight of the drooling tabloids) and talked a lot about the Commonwealth, the UK's unique place in the world and other such drivel.

These speeches came across as ludicrously self-important and managed to unite every other EU leader against her. EU unity is rare, but TM's hapless diplomacy made it happen!

She is now totally discredited at home and in the EU and she should resign. We need a new face as PM and a new, achievable policy. Like putting the UK in EFTA, I suggest.

galeforce1
18/10/2018
09:29
as I said , brexit might help this stock which is what is holding it up I guess .
arja
18/10/2018
08:49
dreaded Brexit ?

cant wait for it to happen. just wish we didn't have to hand over an extortionate sum (£39bn) to rid ourselves of the peasants.

dont we (UK) have £8.9bn in EU investment Bank , that we require back?

stoxx67
18/10/2018
08:43
this stock is trading between about 590 and 610 recently but surely it will continue
southwards purely based on fundamentals after recent EU ruling ? Unless of course the dreaded brexit happens and ruling no longer applies !

arja
16/10/2018
16:05
Good see the move up
h0me
15/10/2018
20:00
Well, I'm out but I still think there will be a profit warning. But with this volatility the share price could rally especially as the markets strengthen into the Xmas period...

Roch

rochdae
15/10/2018
12:01
Was a bit of a soggy start this morning but now looks like a good improvement for this afternoon is possible
andrewclarke99
14/10/2018
08:00
Opened shorts here
millennial
12/10/2018
12:25
Well, I added some more yesterday. Buying market-leaders at rock-bottom prices seems ok to me despite all the "noise" GLA
mister md
11/10/2018
20:44
Closed short here. Not bad 300 points. Volatility returning so IGG will do well. Plus the company is fundamentally sound with excellent management. I think there will be a good chance of a further profit warning though. The new regulations will severely reduce profits. Nevertheless, trading and investing is a massive global growth story.

Roch

rochdae
11/10/2018
19:29
Divi on 26th Oct surely?

W..of

wasteof
10/10/2018
23:08
The dividend finally turned up, 9 days late. I was going to give IG next year's ISA money. Not now.
zangdook
10/10/2018
21:53
IGG will be loving the volatile markets.
h0me
09/10/2018
19:25
"Are they usually this bad?"

Always with Dividends!

gbh2
09/10/2018
13:32
Kitty cats.

Did they cut the dividend?

tradejunkie2
09/10/2018
12:38
Looking precarious
tsmith2
08/10/2018
21:32
zangdook,

It may be the underlying IT platform a variety of brokers use, I forget the name but it was cited e.g. in association with dividend/cash transfer delays at the tanfastic Barclays 'Smart Investor'.

I quite despair at the state of modern online broking compared with a decade or so ago.

edmondj
08/10/2018
15:41
Support at 5.5 (not much) and 5?
tsmith2
08/10/2018
15:23
Kitti cats!

o.O

tradejunkie2
08/10/2018
11:47
That's the sub-custodian's job. It happens occasionally
terryfx
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