London Capital Group

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So, anyone out there invested in London Capital Group? Stock price is trading at a lousy 2,38 p. I see a lot of potential in the stock. Especially, if customer growth and revenue growth will exceed expectations.

Is there reason to believe that customer growth and revenue growth will exceed expectations?

Let´s be surprised by their next half year report.

I rate the stock a "speculative buy" with tremendous potential for cheap money :clap:

Message to the naysayers, ignorants, party poopers:

1) No risk - no fun.
2) Keep on buying Apple stocks at multi year highs.
3) Or keep on buying FANG stocks at multi year highs.

My credo: Buy low, sell high!
 
Yes, I'm in, in a big way. LCG is my market hedge against erractic index movements. Maybe we've met before on twitter or advfn (value_investor / Dusseldorf).

I'm not sure interims will 'exceed' expectations as the company has predicted continued growth - how can you exceed unquantified growth?

The key for a re-rating is if there is a hint of profitability. Costs are high, but that's because revenue is not sufficient to cover.

Costs will be coming down, revenue should be going up, client numbers should be going up, expansion overseas should be accelerating.

They may need more cash to be injected to see through to profitability - the price seems to indicate people expect more equity to be issued. We'll find out soon I guess. My targets are 6.25 next year, 8-12p the year after - if current momentum continues and market volatility increases.




So, anyone out there invested in London Capital Group? Stock price is trading at a lousy 2,38 p. I see a lot of potential in the stock. Especially, if customer growth and revenue growth will exceed expectations.

Is there reason to believe that customer growth and revenue growth will exceed expectations?

Let´s be surprised by their next half year report.

I rate the stock a "speculative buy" with tremendous potential for cheap money :clap:

Message to the naysayers, ignorants, party poopers:

1) No risk - no fun.
2) Keep on buying Apple stocks at multi year highs.
3) Or keep on buying FANG stocks at multi year highs.

My credo: Buy low, sell high!
 
Yes, I'm in, in a big way. LCG is my market hedge against erractic index movements. Maybe we've met before on twitter or advfn (value_investor / Dusseldorf).

I'm not sure interims will 'exceed' expectations as the company has predicted continued growth - how can you exceed unquantified growth?

The key for a re-rating is if there is a hint of profitability. Costs are high, but that's because revenue is not sufficient to cover.

Costs will be coming down, revenue should be going up, client numbers should be going up, expansion overseas should be accelerating.

They may need more cash to be injected to see through to profitability - the price seems to indicate people expect more equity to be issued. We'll find out soon I guess. My targets are 6.25 next year, 8-12p the year after - if current momentum continues and market volatility increases.

Hi value investor! Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

I think LCG has a deep marketing problem! Since they got rid off their institutional division - which sort of differentiated them from the rest of the "FX wolf pack", they have lost a bit of reputation.

I would urge Charles-Henri Sabet to reconsider entering this space again. Even though they lost some monies with the Swiss National Bank disaster! An institutional offering is missing!

I stumbled upon this here in their annual 2016 report:

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"Total client money at the year-end was £19.1 million (2015: £23.8 million) of which £15.9 million (2015: £23.8m) was held in segregated bank accounts. These balances are excluded from the Balance Sheet. Unsegregated amounts held on behalf of clients under a Title Transfer Collateral Arrangement (“TTCA”) are included on the Balance Sheet (see notes 20 and 22).

Both client acquisition and client volumes are continuing to improve in 2017, with the first two months of the year showing newly funded accounts up 30% on the same period in 2016 and client trading volumes up 14% over the same period."

15.9 Million client monies is ridiculous indeed and LCG needs to gain aggressively new clients, IMO.

Or they start FINALLY an institutional offering....:smart:
 
Also buy high , sell even higher !

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:cheesy::LOL::cheesy::LOL:
 
And here is the latest detailed stock report from Reuters Thompson:
 

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Interim results for the six months ended 30 june 2017

LONDON CAPITAL GROUP HOLDINGS PLC

("LCG", the "Company" or the "Group")

INTERIM RESULTS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 30 JUNE 2017



LCG is pleased to announce its interim results for the six months ended 30 June 2017.



A copy of the interim results will be available from the Company's website, www.ir.lcg.com, shortly.

Operational Highlights



· Client volumes up 25% (2016 H2: 102bn, 2017 H1: 127bn)

This demonstrates the increased quality of client now trading with LCG.



· Client net deposits per month up 71% (2016 H2: £1.4m, 2017 H1: £2.4m)

This demonstrates the increasing effectiveness of the new trading platform and the increased product offering by LCG.



· New Funded Clients up 9% (2016 H2: 2,437, 2017 H1: 2,662)

This demonstrates the increasing effectiveness of the new brand, sales and marketing activities deployed by LCG.



· Assets Under Management up 17% (2016 H2: £14.8m, 2017 H1: £17.3m)

Further demonstrates the increasing effectiveness of the new brand, platform, sales and marketing activities.

Well, well, well....£17.3m assets under management.....about time to boost that figure.....

And bring back intitutional business.....:clap:
 
Bud Fox: Blue Horseshoe loves London Capital Group.....

A little bird is telling me LCG is about to get some major business....:clap::cheesy::LOL::cool:

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