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LIO Liontrust Asset Management Plc

489.00
3.50 (0.72%)
13 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Liontrust Asset Management Plc LSE:LIO London Ordinary Share GB0007388407 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.50 0.72% 489.00 489.00 490.00 501.00 481.00 481.00 653,020 16:29:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 197.89M -3.49M -0.0537 -91.06 315.26M
Liontrust Asset Management Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LIO. The last closing price for Liontrust Asset Management was 485.50p. Over the last year, Liontrust Asset Management shares have traded in a share price range of 410.00p to 862.00p.

Liontrust Asset Management currently has 64,935,384 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Liontrust Asset Management is £315.26 million. Liontrust Asset Management has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -91.06.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/11/2024
14:03
spawny - yes more than likely, but keep in mind an S&P500 ETF (eg. through a provider such as Vanguard) will have the lowest charges of all.
31337 c0d3r
07/11/2024
13:59
I do think that the 22 p dividend due in Jan is safe. By Aug, I see inflows improving due to Pension reforms ie Mansion House etc. With that, hopefully, the 50 p due in August will be safe.
1viky
07/11/2024
13:56
The next dicident is 22 p. If there is any cut which I doubt, it will be in the big 50 p August dividend. Why would they cut now?
1viky
07/11/2024
13:54
Analyst don't seem to agree that dividend will be cut.
1viky
07/11/2024
13:52
UK market does seem knackered I agree. I'm beginning to wonder if it makes sense to sell all my UK portfolio and buy BlackRock shares and be done with it. Given they are major shareholders in most of the world's big companies and their share chart looks far prettier than most of UK ftse100 dividend payers surely it's not a bad strategy?
spawny100
07/11/2024
13:37
I don't hold but have been watching because of the yield. To me now that it is 16% a rebasing looks inevitable and I think the divi gets halved. The price weakness may be related to the market expecting a big cut but I wouldn't be surprised if a further drop happens should the divi be rebased.
This would still give a decent entry point for me but longer term income holders will be hit hard unfortunately.

scrwal
07/11/2024
12:56
Uk market exists no longer

All the big outfits have moved overseas

barnes4
07/11/2024
12:55
Total dog share
davethehorse
07/11/2024
12:42
We're at the mercy of the tiny auto bot trades....rigged markets
davethehorse
07/11/2024
12:10
Looks like it, if anything FTSE not liking it lol
davethehorse
07/11/2024
11:26
Let's see if the market moves on today's interest rate news here and in the US
davethehorse
07/11/2024
11:24
Divi is uncovered but with a decent cash balance it's likely to be kept at 72p or thereabouts imo...so do analysts...
davethehorse
07/11/2024
08:16
All of those US financials have great charts like a growth stock. Compare them to long term charts of UK financials. Stark difference and an illustration of just how screwed our market is.
spawny100
07/11/2024
08:16
This is what concerns me - US markets at all-time highs. Many UK stocks at multi-year lows. At some point US markets will pull back a bit and then it's usually a case of “When America Sneezes, the rest of the world catches a cold" ...
And what about a dividend cut for a final kick in the ... ?

mister md
07/11/2024
08:08
Last night the S&P500, Dow Jones and NASDAQ all closed up at record highs.

Multiple financials also closed up at record highs, including:

JP Morgan +11%.
Wells Fargo +13%.
Goldman Sachs +12%
Morgan Stanley +13%.

If it was the other way round and all these brokers fell -13% you can guarantee LIO would be falling at least -13%!

So will LIO follow and close up around +13%?

31337 c0d3r
07/11/2024
07:26
The only logical interpretation of the share price movement is that the interims are going to be dreadful.
rcturner2
06/11/2024
18:45
Lol down ticker lovers unite!
davethehorse
06/11/2024
16:16
Let's hope LIO becomes a takeover target for a decent premium
davethehorse
06/11/2024
16:14
But could fall a fair bit further from today's level too....as someone said, the UK market is broken....
davethehorse
06/11/2024
16:11
Skinny - It is a very good buy for newbies.
Trouble is, most of us bt much higher some time ago.
pete

petersinthemarket
06/11/2024
15:41
That spike to 500 was because AIM rallied on budget day and LIO with it. If AIM rallies on Nov 14 on Mansion House reform speech, LIO will rally too.
1viky
06/11/2024
15:32
Yep luckily ABDN & POLR doing a bit better today. Slightly surprised after LIO outperformed the others briefly with that spike to 500p last month, but then dropped back again (and more) ever since.
mister md
06/11/2024
15:29
ABDN is up based on its US stock portfolios, I guess. LIO has US funds but is looked upon more as a UK player. Interest rate cut tomorrow will help. Also, Mansion House reforms on investment in AIM , reduction in outflow due to clarity on pension will all help the share price
1viky
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