Investec Share Price (INVP)

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Investec Plc LSE:INVP London Ordinary Share GB00B17BBQ50 ORD GBP0.0002
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  8.10 3.97% 212.30 1,260,748 16:35:07
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
211.80 212.00 212.40 204.80 209.80
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Financial 2,698.42 310.48 115.30 1.8 1,478
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:55:28 O 11,932 211.884 GBX
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10/2/202110:44ALNCInvestec Announces Early Redemption Of South African Senior Notes
08/2/202115:00UKREGInvestec PLC Holding(s) in Company
05/2/202116:40ALNCIN BRIEF: Investec Sees Some Shareholder Disapproval For Resolutions
05/2/202115:30UKREGInvestec PLC AGM Update Statement
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2021-03-03 17:59:05211.8811,93225,282.00O
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2021-03-03 17:51:59212.30199422.48O
2021-03-03 17:51:59212.302,9576,277.71O
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03/3/2021
08:20		Investec Daily Update: Investec Plc is listed in the General Financial sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker INVP. The last closing price for Investec was 204.20p.
Investec Plc has a 4 week average price of 190.50p and a 12 week average price of 178.90p.
The 1 year high share price is 405.30p while the 1 year low share price is currently 122.55p.
There are currently 696,082,618 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,581,142 shares. The market capitalisation of Investec Plc is £1,477,783,398.01.
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22/2/2021
09:46		xamf: CJD - Thanks for the Bloomberg link. The price to book was the initial draw for me and the fact that we seemed to have made a decisive break above 200. Just hoping this doesn’t drift up to the next trading statement.
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20/2/2021
10:45		mo123: Morning cjd. I see from your post that you have used selective data, a smattering of hyperbole and an Inspector Clouseau mindset that arrives at a totally illogical conclusion. I actually bought more shares on Friday morning at 202 around the fib retrace level starting from 185. Maybe I wasn't clear enough about the statement that "it's all history." I was referring to the fact that it will be a historic cost by the time the final results are published in May. I believe that going forward INVP should have a great future. Mo
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20/2/2021
00:13		cjd190573: Hi XAMF I am not ramping but here are two recent independent articles that may help you to reconcile the share price back to reality:- hxxps://www.hl.co.uk/shares/share-research/share-tips/stockbroker-tips/archive/bofa-says-sell-off-in-investec-not-justified,-reiterates-buy https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-11/s-african-bank-rally-has-legs-as-jpmorgan-sees-payouts-resuming' target='window'>https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-11/s-african-bank-rally-has-legs-as-jpmorgan-sees-payouts-resuming
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19/2/2021
21:12		cjd190573: Hi mo123, I apologise in advance if I am barking up the wrong tree but your closing comment today (at 16:28 - just to scare people 90 seconds before the bell) almost has an apocalyptic undertone. On 22 Jan, you say you are 'sold out' (when it's down), then last week you appear to ramp the stock and promote positive material, (when the share is rising). I can't help but feel that you are ruthlessly trading this share and are hoping at the moment, that it goes down a little bit more, (now it is retracing), whilst people are thanking you for your input. I am all for free speech but when people use terminology like ''well it's all history', it is not helpful. There is no profit warning or RNS to support your words and hope fellow readers do their research. Good weekend all.
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19/2/2021
09:44		xamf: This may have already been discussed.. Looking at the first half results (to 30 Sept'20) their earnings/share are 11p. They reckon that the second half will be better. Let's assume full year EPS is 23p. That puts the current share price on a PE of 8.82. Surely this is a no brainer. Even on a conservative PE of say 11, the share price would be 253. That's 25% growth from here plus a healthy dividend along the way. It's also reassuring to note that their tangible net asset per share value increased 5.2% to 397p. I'd be nervous if profits were expected to fall but here again future earnings show decent growth over the next 3 years. I am not trying to ramp this - just stating what I can see. This has only recently come under my radar. For all those who know this stock better than me am I missing something here?
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13/2/2021
09:45		mo123: Cheers zulu. Actually, it was others pointing out the deep discount in the share price to book value that caught my attention. Good luck if you (and others) are holding on till finals in May. The company did say that the second half would be better than the first but that was before the SA variant of CV appeared. Would expect to see a much improved outlook for the co. in 21-2022 with both countries opening up for the recovery trade. If the rise in the share price continues into next week we could see momentum traders come in and push it a fair bit higher, well hopefully. CAPE TOWN – South Africa has secured 9 million doses of the J&J vaccine, with the first consignment of 80,000 vials expected to arrive in the country next week.
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11/2/2021
09:39		mo123: Cheers cjd For those who can't access the article. Basically banks have lagged since onset of virus but are heavily geared for the reopening trade and SA's recovery in next 6 -18 months. Sees 30% upside in general for SA banks. Repayment trends are encouraging. price-to-book (PTB) for Investec only .32 and an estimted P/E 7.2 Has overweight (O/W) recommendation. Main risk to recovery is poor vac distribution and possible 2nd wave.
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22/1/2021
07:53		boozey: Big jump in NAV value at N91 where Investec has a 25% stake. You can't help but feel at times that backing INVP is like backing the wrong horse!
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16/10/2020
16:20		candid investor: Haha..I know exactly what you mean..I think though that when jnterest rates are heading into negative territory...and when the current outlook is totally unknown it's probably better to stay in cash.. The thing I have learned about shares also, is that if you can be patient enough, a share price will come back again to an entry point you are hoping for...my problem is that patience has never been a virtue that I have ever possessed
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15/10/2020
20:15		candid investor: Blimey Minsky..if I was thinking of committing suicide before reading your post, I wouldn't be changing my mind afterwards.!!..actually joking apart...I agree totally with everything you say plus I would add a couple more...the government are almost maxed out on their credit card with actions they have already taken thus far..not much left to combat the second wave...then of course the deficits have to be repaid in the future..think massive tax hikes combined with huge expenditure cuts, when the virus has been defeated....no such thing as a free lunch..Going back to Investec, they have already pointed to significantly lower profits, also I am not sure how the earlier de-merger will affect their future returns and any future share price growth ..I was trying to make a quick in out stealth trade, I wasn't successful so I cut my losses and exited last night...I can't help thinking the UK market in general now fits the 'dogs' category (even excluding Brexit)..most FTSE 350 shares are dull and boring...very few genuine growth stocks and the ones that are are quickly gobbled up by overseas usually Chinese or American companies...my core holdings are now rooted in global equities and specifically Lindsell Train and Fundsmith which offer geographical and (stock selection) diversification ..and in my view are much safer than the FTSE..which I exited in full yesterday.. what else are you invested in ?
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