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LOOP Loopup Group Plc

0.70
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Loopup Group Plc LSE:LOOP London Ordinary Share GB00BYQP6S60 ORD 0.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.70 0.60 0.80 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computers & Software-whsl 16.48M -21.8M -0.1102 -0.06 1.39M
Loopup Group Plc is listed in the Computers & Software-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker LOOP. The last closing price for Loopup was 0.70p. Over the last year, Loopup shares have traded in a share price range of 0.52p to 3.30p.

Loopup currently has 197,916,443 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Loopup is £1.39 million. Loopup has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.06.

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16/11/2020
14:19
Ah, this needs to get past the 'this is a Covid' stock narrative.
Hopefully the next update will prove it

My company has just confirmed H1 2021 we ll be working from home and a complete change in the future working practices going forward. Meaning - we won't be going back to 5 day office weeks in the future again... Extrapolate that for most offices that can afford to (productivity wise)... And this can only mean good news for LoopUp?!

pratt2
13/11/2020
15:09
FWIW
Daily Trading volume stats for 2020
'
Maximum___ 3,041,052 ___17 July 2020
Onein100__ 2,575,621____Top 1% of trading days
Q3___________382,222
Median_______187,821
TODAY________100,333 ____ so far Today
Q1____________76,614

togglebrush
13/11/2020
14:17
Hardly any volume going through today - is that our seller finally exhausted?
valuehunter1
12/11/2020
08:27
Sorry typo/ brain fart.
Meant 171 - if filled.

shellback
11/11/2020
09:19
217? Wrong Board?
mjmp1
11/11/2020
09:19
217? Wrong Board?
mjmp1
11/11/2020
09:06
Already holding and limit order in place to buy at 271.
shellback
10/11/2020
23:25
Hopefully this can bounce back strongly.

Zoom has fallen significantly but Zoom was at more than 500 times trailing earnings and 150 times fiscal 2021 earnings.

mfhmfh
10/11/2020
08:59
I just eat my own cooking by adding to my holding here . Good luck all .
mrnumpty
10/11/2020
08:53
A nice Bulls V Bears trading pattern this morning. Enough buying for the Bulls to come out on top I think
basem1
10/11/2020
08:49
The Times today refers to Loopup as, “Britain’;s smaller answer to Zoom”. That’s not right, surely?
alan@bj
10/11/2020
07:49
Further to my comment yesterday , the front page of today’s Telegraph has a list in which the U.K. population is divided into eleven categories of declining urgency for receiving a/the vaccine . The senior executives and managers of companies , who form Loop’s target market , are in the two lowest-priority categories ( no.10 all those 50 years of age and over ; no.11 rest of the population ) . Pfizer claim a 90% success rate for their vaccine , which will presumably make the ‘ R ‘ infection rate drop . However , it seems to me that it will take quite some time , even once their staff have finally received their vaccine , before companies feel willing to risk the health of their most essential staff and directors by putting them in aircraft or trains . Also , I imagine that , for international air travel , passengers will need written proof that they have had the vaccine . Furthermore , even if the vaccine is effective , it would take some time before aviation can in any way resemble what it was a year ago , and air fares are likely to be much higher , at least initially . No , Loop Up is not only a Covid stock , but this is what caused yesterday’s drop , which I personally think is excessive , so I’m watching with the intention of topping up . However , do your own research .
mrnumpty
09/11/2020
20:15
Who s had another nibble? Today's drop has to be retailers taking flight and panic selling. Hopefully ahead of next announcement this represents good value
pratt2
09/11/2020
18:18
This is not a covid stock, its about a fundamental demographic cultural switch towards workforce flexibility and giving people the option to WFH on a permanent, semi permanent or partial basis. Firms and employees now understand the benefits and realistic possibilities. Barclays spend around £9k per head per annum on facilities management at Canary Wharf. What do employees spend on childcare, commuting, a city centre flat vs countryside mansion etc etc. Today was a top up opportunity. All IMO. £65m revenues this year at Loopup and zero debt!
rimau1
09/11/2020
17:38
My entire portfolio (all tech & gold) shredded today. Have taken it as one for the old timers. No matter how much people want it to be the way it was, it never will be again. Very happy to pick up more at 173, complete over-reaction.
1jbrisky
09/11/2020
17:35
BBC News On-line states that the U.K. should receive 10 million doses of the vaccine by the end of 2020 , and that most experts think the vaccine will not be widely available until the middle of 2021 . Given that the BBC suggests , no doubt correctly , that the first in the queue to receive the vaccine would be nursing home and medical staff , together with the elderly , none of these groups forms the target market-place for Loop Up . In other words , the sort of people most likely to use Loop Up’s products would be the last to receive the vaccine . Like others here , I don’t see Loop Up as a mere Covid stock , although the Plague has increased the need for Loop Up’s products . From memory , I think the EPS for the latest six-month period ( NOT for a full year ) was 13.4p , suggesting for me that this share price fall has made the shares very cheap . However , do your own research .
mrnumpty
09/11/2020
15:08
I've not seen it as a WFH stock anyway - it's for high quality external, worldwide, calls from the *office* IMO. Agree, crazy fall. Bought more.
cooltools
09/11/2020
14:43
Agree with the posts on here. Massive over reaction which assumes life will return to how it was pre covid. WFH is here to stay IMV.
lastoneout
09/11/2020
14:43
Crazy drop. Home working will be here to stay for a while yet
johndoe23
09/11/2020
14:42
I hold for the same reasons hence frustrated with this huge drop. In fact I m considering topping up now as it's 30% below my SP
pratt2
09/11/2020
14:27
Hi Pratt,

Not in the least bit concerned, WFH is going to carry on because it just makes sense, Covid has just accelerated it. I don't buy shares that are driven by short-term trends - I don't hold and wouldn't hold any Covid-test shares. The new Direct Routing opportunity is unaffected either way by Covid so not an issue.

maddox
09/11/2020
13:46
I think it's a golden opportunity to top up
allstars001
09/11/2020
13:41
Total market over reaction here, flush the weak holders. Lets just let the numbers speak for themselves. Looking forward to the next update.
valuehunter1
09/11/2020
13:36
I understand that LOOP are not in the domestic market and their clientele are likely to be ,ore sticky so for me the panic is overdone and will correct as reality dawns.
arcadian
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