Tp Icap Share Discussion Threads

[sick of it] 07/3/2022 13:10

J - Looks like you missed the boat

[swinsco] 07/3/2022 12:48

Whooosh. On the move now.

[j777j] 07/3/2022 12:25

Look at the collapse of the business and the share price over the last few years.

They had a huge rights issues to try and buy business.


It is a sunset industry run by cowboys happy to divert funds out of the pension scheme


Good luck investing in that

[sick of it] 07/3/2022 12:01

Up 4% in a crashing market.
Excellent!

[jezza123] 04/3/2022 22:18

LOL Jeffian - I am not sure... I think he has to say it again.

[creditcrunchies] 04/3/2022 19:23

to smash the share price by -90% in four years is pretty impressive stuff you cannot get more incompetent than that I'm afraid

[creditcrunchies] 04/3/2022 19:13

I always transfer company pensions into my SIPP the week after I leave, none of them can be trusted in reality

[dhoult12] 04/3/2022 19:10

Will be very interested to see liquidnet update in results.
Given this lot totally messed up the ICAP integration.. and that was same buis to same buis I'm not holding my breath for good news. Might explain some of the price movement though, along with standard declining gross margin.

[jeffian] 04/3/2022 18:46

I think we've got that message JJ. It doesn't get any stronger by repetition.

[swinsco] 04/3/2022 15:31

That's some turnaround and just when the negativity gets as low as it can get. Let's see.

[j777j] 04/3/2022 14:37

Why are TPIOCAP attempting to grab £40 million out of their pension scheme?

Why do they claim that no suggestions were received for what to do with the excess?

How can they claim that, when all relevant information was not received by pension holders?


Dirty sleight of hand scumbags

What other tricks have they been up to?

Company's that put their hands into the till of pensions need to be scrutinized in great detail.


Robert Maxwell and Philip Greene saw fit to put their hands into the till of pension funds


That didn't end well


As far as I am concerned price target 0p

[elsa7878] 04/3/2022 10:42

If they are not making good money now they really are screwed.

[creditcrunchies] 04/3/2022 10:12

Looks like this one is going down the pan

[dhoult12] 03/3/2022 23:42

You mean those in ICAP who was run by Micheal Spencer, and while he kept the NEX stake, he sold immediately the part that was taken over by TP and became TPICAP.
Clever man.

[jeffian] 03/3/2022 23:00

Whilst TCAP seems a bit of a basket case, those of us who were in when ICAP was split between TCAP and CME are still well in the money due to the performance of the latter.

[j777j] 03/3/2022 16:17

Bye Bye TPICAP

[rcturner2] 03/3/2022 08:08

Guys, you know this company is loss making don't you?

[dhoult12] 02/3/2022 11:06

The reality is the staff cost isn't fixed it's bonus based on % of revenue for front office.
You then have management etc on top who tend to get a cut also. See declining margins over the years.

[little beaker] 02/3/2022 10:50

I'm in - the shareprice looks overshot to the downside and recent volatility should help rather than hinder the core businesses. Long term declines in core brokerage are balanced with new technology businesses, growth markets and opportunities, that in my opinion aren't priced in.

[elsa7878] 02/3/2022 09:55

The reality is that they have incredibly high fixed costs (mostly staff). Increased revenue should flow to the bottom line.

[dhoult12] 02/3/2022 09:50

Revenues yes. Recently that cashflow hasn't hit the bottom line...