Plus500 Share Discussion Threads

[coxsmn] 14/11/2022 18:32

Dividend was due last Friday?

[base7] 07/11/2022 08:09

Interesting RNS this morning & our Board clearly believe that todays RNS will enable clients to be more engaged with our offerings & possible be tempted to trade more.Some of you who use the platform may have a more pragmatic view ?

[base7] 01/11/2022 07:40

Good to see the buyback program continue with an additional $60mill committed- approx 6% of our current cash pile

[oi_oi_savaloy] 26/10/2022 06:08

It's just a pity the exchange rate has fallen back slightly from a couple of weeks ago....it was almost parity, now back to $1.14 ish to the £.

[base7] 25/10/2022 20:41

Good points squeak -especially the return on cash of almost $1bill ,which @ 3-4% would provide $30-$40mill pa whereas at the beginning of the year the returns would have been negligible

[squeakeasy] 25/10/2022 20:22

Hi..my understanding is that recent share price strength was / is due to strong performance / results from similar platforms eg IG Group, up similar today. Plus rally in equity markets more generally. And also because they hold a lot of cash on which they will soon be earning higher interest rates on than just a few months ago.

[oi_oi_savaloy] 25/10/2022 19:04

Plenty of volatility too.

[base7] 25/10/2022 16:52

Perhaps our stronger share price in recent days reflects US interest if our US subsidiary is gaining traction & being recognised as such in the US .MoreUS$ revenues while the $ stays relatively strong is no bad thing

[base7] 11/10/2022 07:50

Agree Aleman & Q3 showed a reduction from the comparative-although we still expect to be ahead of revised increased expectations-so clearly FY22 will be excellent with an increased dividend & continuation of buy backs.Perhaps we will soon own the company as I am not planning on selling any time soon!
Very optimistic re the US opportunity which presents substantial potential for growth together with progress in Japan.
I appreciate that Plus is still viewed with suspicion by some , resulting in ourlowe rating than some in our peer group but we are hopefully proving ourselves with each reporting quarter & our rating will hopefully soon reflect our achievements since IPO

[aleman] 11/10/2022 07:27

Maybe not as strong as CMCX but that's a lot of cash on the balance sheet so potential for higher dividend and buy-backs. $950m is basically half the market cap.

[aleman] 06/10/2022 08:27

Trading update from CMCX shows higher than expected operating income of +21% over previous H1, after market activity improved through August and September. Guidance at Q1 was in line with levels of the prevous year's Q1. PLUS could be looking at an interim dividend above 60 cents and another special at year-end. The current trend suggests a FY dividend possibly above last time's 119 cents?

[base7] 04/10/2022 20:34

Isn’t there rather large futures markets in Chicago ?
Hoping update due v soon remains very upbeat

[thorpematt] 04/10/2022 20:24

Well I was already Bullish.

But thinking about it, they ought really to also do a deal with an NFL franchise.

I suggest Chicago Bears could work.

see what I did there?


....I'll get my coat.

[base7] 03/10/2022 22:41

Today's partnership deal with Chicago Bulls shows that we continue to build traction in the US via brand awareness.Hopefully we will have benefitted from recent market volatility

[base7] 30/9/2022 15:11

9 month trading update due by the end of next week & no reason why we should not remain ahead of expectations & our cash pile possibly exceeding $1bill, our revenue mostly arising in stronger currencies than £s, & continued traction in the US market should result in a strong statement & should underpin our current SP

[sophia1982] 21/9/2022 08:35

Very good CMD. It looks like an excellent management team.

[blackhorse23] 20/9/2022 14:09

Another excellent dividend stocks with 0 debt CURY (LSE). https://www.google.com/amp/s/capital.com/amp/cury-currys-share-price-double

[base7] 20/9/2022 07:33

Tend to agree Aleman although due to our variable annual revenues over the years it is not clear what the starting point is -ie revenue H122 was over $500mill & we are,apparently ,ahead of expectation so revenues over $1bill must be possible for FY22 so is the aim to exceed £1.5bill by 26.Clearly US is expected to be a significant part of our business & our CEO is clearly encouraged by the early signs.With view to our sadly weal £ it would be beneficial to have & be seen to have increasing US$ revenues.

[aleman] 20/9/2022 07:19

Aiming for 2026 revenue of $1.2bn?

[oi_oi_savaloy] 20/9/2022 07:05

Either badly worded.....or they're telling us that costs are rising and that to keep on delivering $500mill+ per year is amazing....and we should be pleased with a company that's generating £500mill net profit a year going forward.....maybe?

[base7] 20/9/2022 06:46

"new 5 year incremental,annualised revenue objective of approximately $500mill "
Can anyone explain what that means relative to our recent historical performance -when 3 out of the last 4 years showed revenues well in excess of $500mill & our Interims this year exceeded that level + our operating profits have exceeded $500 mill in 2 of the last 4 years & expected to do so this year.
Was it a typo or have I missed the point ?

[base7] 09/9/2022 16:33

In volatile & uncertain markets Plus have performed well & I entirely understand the desire to top slice or sell out completely.I have decided to keep my holding on the basis that i hope that we continue to perform well in a volatile market,we continue our expansion in the US ,continue our buy back program ( we have bought back around 17% of our issued shares over recent years) ,a continued high yield & from my perspective a fear that if I sell I will invest the proceeds in stocks which may not be successful!
Good luck to all, whatever your strategies !

[thorpematt] 06/9/2022 23:56

Well, I must confess to a recent topslice. But essentially this is in uptrend (higher highs, higher lows). 50 day MA tends to give support here too


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[aleman] 05/9/2022 11:14

It's been doing the same for long enough, falling with the market, maybe recovering a little as things calm, and then only rising when the specific good trading news comes in. UK markets don't seem to like to anticipate good news. They prefer to fall on doom and gloom fears en masse until good news slaps them in the face. Lack of positivity and poor ratings are why we lose so many good companies to takeover.