The company has also secured a €25 million bank loan to support this expansion. In addition, Flow Traders is diversifying its revenue streams by expanding into new asset classes and regions, positioning itself as a broader financial technology company beyond its traditional strength in Exchange-Traded Products (ETPs). Despite these positive developments, Flow Traders is focusing on cost control, with operating expenses remaining stable and technology investments continuing to play a critical role in their strategy. They are also working on a share repurchase program and exploring further debt financing options to support their growth ambitions.
October 31, Flow Traders will come out with numbers and we will see how the plan pans out for the company for now.
What did the stock price do and what should we expect?
We first look at the big picture as we did in the April 19 article. Below is the price chart from the beginning of 2017. We consistently see support in the €16 to €19 zone and clear resistance in the €35 to €38 zone. Typical for a company like Flow Traders that has to have hectic financial markets. This comes back again and again and also ebbs away.
Below is the price chart as of April 1, 2024.
On the left, we can indeed see that the price is once again holding the support zone but what is particularly striking is of course the price plunge to the lowest level since its listing on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange in 2017. This was on July 25 when Flow Traders announced its numbers and its plan. Suspending dividends and taking out a bank loan was not appreciated by investors at the time.
In the meantime, we are more than two months down the road and once again we see the share price performing strongly. The news has been processed and the price is technically on breakout from a low.
What is the concrete expectation of Flow Traders?
The stock price suffered a lot last summer. This was because the company has a plan for the future and had to leave certain things for the short term before that, such as paying dividends. A plan has yet to work and creates a level of uncertainty resulting in an exaggerated price reaction.
The share price is holding technical support within the well-known €16 to €19 zone and is on a breakout.
Tension in the financial markets is increasing due to the possible escalation in the situation in the Middle East. This may give an additional push to Flow Traders' share price.
Our expectation is a short-term rise in the share price to € 25,-/ € 26,-. For the long term, the price may continue to the well-known € 35. The latter, of course, depends on the figures and reports that Flow Traders publishes on October 31.
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