IG Share Price (IGG)

Business performance was decent in Q3 so traders seem to stick around. It's best to have a reliable platform so you can trade when volatility kicks in

Next update far away in July - until then IG will be saying "transaction in own shares" - buying cheap stock until it's no longer cheap.

Business performance in Q3

"In the period, total revenue of £240.1 million increased on the second quarter (Q2 FY24: £229.7 million) and was stable on the prior year (Q3 FY23: £239.3 million) despite the lowest level of volatility in over five years."

I've traded with IG for over 10 years

Used other too like cmc and etc

Definitely IG has the best product

It's more likely a failure is your own incompetence

Sorry to say it like I see it

Jonathb, yes I can comment. I have been with IG for around 25 years, when they first started out (spreadbetting). I really like the company, and, I am a shareholder, that's why I purchased the shares too! I would be more interested to learn why you had a problem, and, surprised that you had a problem with the customer service, I DON'T work the company lol. Having had accounts with other company's e.g. banks (Halifax useless), TD Waterhouse (who are quite good too), I am sticking with IG.

First up, some patience please. This is the only place I can think of to post this. Anyway, after some decades of happy trading on NY and LSE markets, I tried to open a plain ol' ordinary ig.com trading account. My 1st trade failed and there followed much time-wasting with offshore support. My usual gut instinct is when a new biz-partner spectacularly screws up on my very 1st transaction with him, I roll everything back and have no furthers.

Was this just bad luck? Anyone out there delighted with their trading experience on ig.com?

Earnings like to be up with volatility increasing every week now. I wouldn't call this "fully valued" untill over £10.