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And then of course we can try to work this out

PLUS est PBT 1H20 circa £320m (6 months) MC £1315m

IGG act PBT FY20 £296m (12 months) MC £2880m!!!

Thanks to Sailing John for the above number and saving me the work!

Hi Tom

Not the best of days for you then mate...sorry to hear that....Pro trader on IG pretty easy to get if you know/give the right answers on the multiple choice ( I think it was just a mutli choice questionnaire)

Not sure on the ESMA for retails but would make sense

The inference is ethical

IMHO IG is capitalising on the weak / inexperienced trader or even addict etc by allowing potentially unlimited debt. As you say, PLUS has a different business model, via negative balance protection, which sits far better with me

It was through stocko that I found this! Although I havent seen that article...thanks PK

It will be 8% at this rate

Forward PE is 16.8..CMC is 13.3..PLUS500 8.1..yield is 5.18% not 6%

>Also how come are revenues are up 100m more than 2018 but profit barely above it

Hedging strategies reduces risk but also profit...£10m on failed IT systems...

I reckon 169-171 sideways until it pushes up well....patience needed

Looks to be turning upwards

IG £11m revenue from bad debt Vs £0m PLUS due to negative balance protection

>in any event the yield is as good as any utility but the prospects brighter

If there are not going to raise it on a profit increase of 52% when will they?

Full disclosure Im a large IG client

Im not comfortable with 2% of revenue from bad debt

IG 52% increase in profit after tax to £240.2 yet dividend increase = 0%?

So 52% increase in profit after tax to £240.2 yet dividend increase = 0%?

Really

IG Full year earnings tomorrow....

Volume is ridiculously low..we are looking at 200,000...yesterday was nearly 1,600,000

Impressive come back today..as I thought it suggests sellers are drying up

That was Friday by 0.09% lol..are you short speculator?

Yes its frustrating but Im sure it will turn...when is the question

Multiple sources give it 12.7 forward p/e (including infront which is a pro system)..also stockopedia which I rate

Jefferies cuts to hold from buy * Forterra Plc : Jefferies cuts target price to 194p from 233p

Looks like the reason for the drop, even though the target is 194