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LSEG London Stock Exchange Group Plc

9,570.00
-22.00 (-0.23%)
Last Updated: 09:03:02
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
London Stock Exchange Group Plc LSE:LSEG London Ordinary Share GB00B0SWJX34 ORD SHS 6 79/86P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -22.00 -0.23% 9,570.00 9,570.00 9,574.00 9,600.00 9,542.00 9,588.00 56,347 09:03:02
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Admin-gen Economic Programs 8.06B 761M 1.4061 68.13 51.85B
London Stock Exchange Group Plc is listed in the Admin-gen Economic Programs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LSEG. The last closing price for London Stock Exchange was 9,592p. Over the last year, London Stock Exchange shares have traded in a share price range of 7,706.00p to 9,696.00p.

London Stock Exchange currently has 541,208,983 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of London Stock Exchange is £51.85 billion. London Stock Exchange has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 68.13.

London Stock Exchange Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/11/2021
08:18
Really struggling again today. Wonder what is going on BTS
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
18:13
salpara, every day in every share I own!

Have gambled an average down at £66.66

prokartace
17/11/2021
18:03
....Do you ever get the feeling that someone knows something that you don't!
salpara111
17/11/2021
17:48
Such moves are often the precursor to a placing by an existing holder looking to trim. Insiders/interested parties often try to push down and obtain the lowest price that the seller will accept. Whilst that goes on the stock gets placed on a restricted list and that also causes further price weakness. This is idle speculation I accept but no doubt all will be revealed soon.
gregmorg
17/11/2021
16:51
Bought 35k worth today - bargain
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
16:29
Very weird price action
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
16:28
Added another 100 at 6658
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
15:43
same, scep - 6751, filled boots!
marcela9
17/11/2021
15:24
Crikey, crazy drop. Just added again at 6785
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
13:33
Well my buy order placed and added more at 6835
scepticalinvestor
17/11/2021
10:42
Have been watching for a while and was going to push the button at £70, still watching as I don't really understand the weakness.
salpara111
17/11/2021
10:39
Took some today for a trade....its very choppy at the moment
laptop15
15/11/2021
10:33
The LSE seems to be less attractive to ipos as one by one the share price falls below the ipo launch. European and US markets are prepared to place higher valuations on firms than London.
It points to London losing out to its competitors and with Brussels wanting more control of the Euro trades London is set for more revenue loss.

stutes
15/11/2021
10:06
Really battling this one - just entered a 6890 buy order - at this rate, wont be waiting long!
scepticalinvestor
12/11/2021
19:47
Nick Train's monthly commentary on the Lindsell Train UK Equity Fund:

"Most frustrating, for me anyway, was the fall in the LSE’s share price in the last week of October, which left it down nearly 5%. This too was in the aftermath of a Q3 report, which on the face of it looked fine. We and others asked Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s analyst why the stock was falling (he being a respected follower of the company and, incidentally, an optimist about the merger with Refinitiv). His answer was a candid – “I don’t know!”. It is no mystery that not enough time has elapsed to make any final judgement about the wisdom of the Refinitiv merger, although we assume the sellers in October are pessimistic. But to be getting on with, note this. In merging with Refinitiv, LSE acquired a 54% stake in a business called TradeWeb, which operates global “electronic marketplaces for rates, credit, equities/ETFs and money markets”. TradeWeb is quoted in New York and its shares were up 10% in October, to an all-time high and up over 40% in 2021. The company has a value of $21bn, meaning LSE’s stake is now worth over £8bn. Nice business (TradeWeb and LSE’s dextrous acquisition of it)."

I bought more today.

robinnicolson
11/11/2021
11:05
From Chart point of view, it is time to top up.....it has to stay above 7046 for a move north
hjs
11/11/2021
10:11
Curious fall in the past few weeks - happy to top up. 3Q trading statement decent enough and positive. Great time for a top up!
marcela9
11/11/2021
09:25
There is also the clearing side of things. The refinitive business has to be the main focus now.
scepticalinvestor
11/11/2021
09:12
Some in the media are critical of LSE in terms of attracting ipos and warning about Brexit fallout.

Ate we seeing the London equity market shrinking?

stutes
11/11/2021
09:04
Think it is almost time to buy back in here again. Dumped all at over 8000p recently; rinse and repeat
scepticalinvestor
01/11/2021
11:37
I guess the market is showing it's a lack of confidence in the managements ability to deliver on the acquisition. Can't see any real appreciation or recovery until more positive news flow, and that will take time. However, I do suspect that eventually they will be able to provide positive updates on revenue, margin and growth, but I fear that will be later next year. If you are patient then a good opportunity to pick up shares on those bad days :-)

Speaking from personal experience, major IT integration programmes of the likes that LSEG have taken on are easy for Executives to sell to investors, than they are to deliver at street level. Long established IT platforms like LSEG's have typically evolved from a lower tech base, and do not lend themselves to integration easily. It will likely be a real wrestle to integrate with the Refinitiv platforms (which of course might also be old tech). Remember the not too distant banking IT integrations, and most UK GOV attempts at large scale IT. I have no direct experience of working on LSEG's and Refinitiv's IT platforms, but a lifetime of planning / architecting same.

I suspect that as integration project timescales slip management will succumb to throwing more cash at the problem and likely bring in a systems integrator (at some cost) to try and deliver. This usually equates to throwing more men and shovels into the hole.

However, as I mentioned earlier, at these prices they are a decent mid term buy only if the management can get a grip of the IT integration programme, otherwise we are destined for more volatility. Buckle up ...

disneydonald
29/10/2021
13:27
That is the one I am referring to however he sold almost half his holdings. Other key info is not 1 BOD has purchased at this lower price which shows their confidence in house. Stocks move heavily on feelings and the current feeling is cloudy. It has also broken its trend line so will be important to get above 7300 asap IMO
skynetinvest
29/10/2021
09:28
Mm, yes I noted the CEO partial share sale to cover taxes on a share option ( which is a pretty standard method of handling executives potential tax bill upon vesting BUT when exactly was the CEO significant share sale you refere to?
gregmorg
28/10/2021
16:45
Probably around 6500s if you consider profits down, salary of execs up, data servers crash weekly. Cant see this being a quick fix. Need a change of management.
skynetinvest
28/10/2021
16:43
CEO sold shares 2 months ago. He didnt do that because he thought the price would go higher. Just the tip of this mess.
skynetinvest
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