Share Name |
Share Symbol |
Market |
Type |
Share ISIN |
Share Description |
St. James's Place Plc |
LSE:STJ |
London |
Ordinary Share |
GB0007669376 |
ORD 15P |
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Price Change |
% Change
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Share
Price
|
Bid
Price
|
Offer
Price
|
High Price
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Low Price |
Open Price
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Shares
Traded
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Last Trade
|
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-14.00 |
-1.27% |
1,088.00 |
1,085.00 |
1,086.00 |
1,087.00 |
1,068.00 |
1,078.00 |
595,685 |
16:35:28 |
Industry
Sector
|
Turnover |
Profit |
EPS - Basic |
PE Ratio |
Market Cap |
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty |
25.95B |
398.4M |
0.7423 |
14.63 |
5.91B |
St. James's Place Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker STJ. The last closing price for St. James's Place was 1,102p. Over the last year, St. James's Place shares have traded in a share price range of 517.00p to 1,153.00p.
St. James's Place currently has 536,687,861 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of St. James's Place is £5.91 billion. St. James's Place has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 14.63.
St. James's Place Share
Discussion Threads
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15/10/2024 08:10:08 | Looking good so far. |  yf23_1 | |
09/10/2024 15:04:24 | 756p reached. Now 800p... |  action | |
02/10/2024 13:30:34 | the Value assessment report is an FCA required document.
To provide value a fund has to perform within 1% of its comparable indices. On the basis that SJP funds are reported inclusive of fund, platform and ongoing advice charges, its hardly a surprise that their funds underperform an indices with no costs deducted.
that said, comparisons in future years will be more realistic when the simplified charging structure is bought in.
Realistically, I think the regulator needs to consider its definition of value in this context, not just in relation to SJP, but the whole industry. |  bg23 | |
28/9/2024 09:05:47 | Yes I thought it was really strange, why would a company release a report saying how bad they were ! |  tim 3 | |
28/9/2024 07:49:53 | "The vast majority of funds run by St James’s Place “delivered insufficient value”"
....and later in the same article....
"Looking across all funds, 13 of the 39 funds run by St James’s Place were deemed to be failing to deliver value – a 33 per cent failure rate"
And all this was decided INTERNALLY by SJP not by some critical external body. So, it's more self flagellation from SJP 🙄.
I suppose if you tell everyone you're hopeless they can hardly then criticise you for being hopeless.
This is a takeover target now at £10 for new owners to swan in and make some simple changes to improve matters and unlock the potential.... |  dexdringle | |
27/9/2024 22:57:13 | Now Monday southwards move. I was looking forward to 755p and next 800p |  action | |
26/9/2024 11:54:51 | You've got to find a way
Say what you want to say
Breakout |  dassera | |
20/9/2024 17:11:48 | Big chunky 3m UT at 727 dragging the price down at close. Be interesting to see what it opens at on Mon. |  yf23_1 | |
19/9/2024 18:32:19 | Need to break 755p and next 800p. |  action | |
19/9/2024 16:30:02 | break above the consolidation high now. 800 now next resistance :) ? |  yf23_1 | |
17/9/2024 11:02:56 | I have taken 10,000 shares as I believe the restructure will push the share price up. |  ginty the brave | |
16/9/2024 17:23:49 | Chart looks like a flag to me, so the next move could be another breakout after the consolidation. Bought some this a.m |  yf23_1 | |
06/9/2024 12:43:55 | Anyone buying here? |  action | |
27/8/2024 14:46:50 | Will soon be back in the FTSE 100 at this rate. |  dassera | |
27/8/2024 12:20:12 | Share buyback programme starts today.... |  dexdringle | |
27/8/2024 10:29:54 | Interesting how stable the share price has been the past few weeks. Everything else seems very volatile. |  the millipede | |
23/8/2024 12:14:52 | Near temple 755p working from Memory and next one 800p |  action | |
31/7/2024 17:27:29 | They trailed that in the Finals last year, in October.
You could argue that if these results were better than the market expected they should be using all of the cash to buy back shares in a Tender Offer to reduce the shares in circulation. With fewer shares in issue future dividends could be restored to previous levels more quickly.
I would have preferred that. I am already kicking myself for timidity averaging down - if I had risked twice as much averaging down I would be close to break-even at current share price
Knowing dividends would recover, albeit lower than previously, would have created buying pressure for the shares, and not many shareholders would have missed the six pence [interim] dividend this year. (Why pay taxable divis when the money is needed in the business.)
The market already thought the drop was overdone. |  wbodger | |
30/7/2024 22:31:47 | I see that they have decided to split equally between buybacks and divi. A kind of hedge I suppose. Anyway good to see the market response. |  wad collector | |
30/7/2024 10:55:32 | Nice one Dex. Spot on again |  muffster | |
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