Hargreaves Lansdown flotation

mroller

Browntrout wrote: »

It has got to be Allshare/FTSE250 Trackers forced buyers, and they'll track it all the way back down too, this is very high beta, as you say 40 times current earnings which is well over twice the market average...

DYOR

you have to look at furture earnings as well.
If I remember well, HL said they increased their profits by 50% last year. The market is certainley anticipating such an increase for next year.

I think the fact that more and more people are relying on the internet to sort out their finances and investments will help HL as they are the cheapeast. Anyone who makes a minimum effort will know that.

olivert

as you can tell by the rest of this msg.i am getting on a bit,but this stock reminds me so much of mercury asset management about 10 years ago i think they went from 2.25 gbp to 14.00 gbp in a few years,i sold out too early. in the end they were taken over by merrilll lynch.does anyone else remember this.hl has huge growth potential.anyhow i was allotted 5,000 shares and i am not stagging.investors how decided not to subscribe must be a bit upset

mutley74

i sold because i was shocked to see the intial price go so high! I would have been happy with even 180p!

as mentioned earlier on this thread i cant see what can support the share price to stay at 200p+ levels especially on current growth earnings. maybe within a few months the price will come back down to earth....lets wait and see.

Liz_the_Whizz

atpug wrote: »

where is the form to download? i cannt find it under account management?

There's a blue box at the bottom left of the page entitled "I want to..." - the third option is "withdraw surplus HL offer cash from my account". Click on that and it gives a link to print the BACS withdrawal request form.

olivert

Good Second Day Trading Now Gbp2.1425.a Thumping 54.25p Premium,i Wish All Wekks Were Like This One

mutley74

Liz_the_Whizz wrote: »

There's a blue box at the bottom left of the page entitled "I want to..." - the third option is "withdraw surplus HL offer cash from my account". Click on that and it gives a link to print the BACS withdrawal request form.

hi
i looked around which tab is it on? I looked around on the portfolio management page and home page....

thanks

Rhino666

atpug wrote: »

hi
i looked around which tab is it on? I looked around on the portfolio management page and home page....

thanks

atpug

Here is the link............
http://www.h-l.co.uk/investor_relations/hl_share_offer_faqs.hl

9th question down IIRC

I can't see it but I have no money to withdraw

Now please thank me - I certainly would have thanked you if you had come up with a compelling reason as to why I should have bought HL shares ;-)

olivert

Still Going Well Now2.17p,i Was Allotted 5,000 And I Am Hanging On

mutley74

great news
http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/18052007/214/new-issues-round.html
anyone know how i can apply for the Vector IPO?? I am very interested in applying for that..

Rhino666

atpug wrote: »

great news
http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/18052007/214/new-issues-round.html
anyone know how i can apply for the Vector IPO?? I am very interested in applying for that..

Heh atpug, I can help you again - shame I can't help myself :-)

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Vector Hospitality will be offering investors the opportunity to buy shares in its diversified portfolio of over £2.6bn of some quality UK hotels by listing on the LSE as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) in late May.

Vector Hospitality’s portfolio includes hotels, as well as conferencing facilities, such as; The Malmaison and Hotel Du Vin chains, Hilton, Marriott, Rezidor, Thistle Guoman, De Vere hotels and the Village Hotels and Leisure chain.

The offer is open to all our clients. Applications will be accepted via Hoodless Brennan. We do not know the price or allocation rules as yet, but will send you information as soon as it is available.

To register your interest and for further details please email Clare Walsh at Clare.Walsh@hoodlessbrennan.com, stating your full name and account number with us and we will send details of the price range to you. '

It does look like you will have to become a Hoodless Brennan client but that is a good idea anyway :-)