This site is utterly useless and full… This site is utterly useless and full of abusive rampers who the moderators do nothing about whatsoever, exactly as another poster below states. Utterly useless for investing information and merely used to promote the clickbait adverts all over the site. "London South east is the classic problem with social media platforms we have today. LSE protect their biggest inputters on the site. They protect the bullies. Anybody who participates in this site who dare had a different opinion to the regular " site owners" is kicked out. Yet any abuse and bullying by the aforementioned regular user is tolerated . LSE you should be ashamed at enabling the bully."

Lack of investment in website = broken company Just warning folks not to spend any money with this company - their website has been slow and broken for years, clearly a lack on investment in back end systems is to blame. As of the last few weeks the chat part of the site is largely down during trading hours. When it is working it is mostly populated by teams of rampers promoting poor stocks to unwary site visitors, there appears to be no active admin to deal with this, so one has to wonder the implications of lse.co.uk supporting this behaviour.... I am closing my account with them today

Very useful website Very useful website. It's being spoilt for many users by the number of adverts that are popping up, sometimes partially obscuring the messages that people are posting. I would like to know how to stop the adverts appearing.

It's a great free site It's a great free site. I keep my portfolio under watchlists which gives me the share movement and the RNS at about 7am. My only niggle is it ignores dividends. The share chat is a bit of a joke but who takes any notice of that. It's inhabited by traders not investors. Do your own research.

Incorrect data Do not rely on this site for correct information. I purchased 5000 shares in a company and LSE share trades had them listed as sold. The same thing happened the next day. Don't know where they get their information from but it's not correct. How many share trades are showing as sells when they are actually buys?