FXCM shares traded down 13% on Thursday after the company reported its results for the third quarter. (And this on a day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up nearly 1%).
Wall Street not impressed with FXCM’s Q3
FXCM shares traded down 13% on Thursday after the company reported its results for the third quarter. (And this on a day when the Dow Jones Industrial Average was up nearly 1%).
FXCM shares now sit at $9.96, or 29% below FXCM’s IPO price of $14 per share last December.
Reasons given by those covering the company on Wall Street for the less-than-enthusiastic response to FXCM’s Q3 include:
- although decent, results were below analysts’ expectations for net profit in the quarter.
- negative guidance going foward.
- weak number of accounts added.
- commentary about expenses on the company’s investor conference call.
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