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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Conduity Capital Plc | LSE:CCAP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMX66220 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.975 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/10/2009 14:52 | Welcome Bossman.I don't know about the trading range but if the markets do drop (before rising again) it would be a good time to buy. I hope to pick some more up around 14p, though in this market who knows. Some investors are waiting for a pull back in the markets before moving higher and the some think that we are due for a big drop. CCAP will advise next week on the AUM at 1st October. Good progress has been made and long term I believe that one should have exposure to the emerging markets. CCAP do pay healthy dividens and as the AUM and performance fees increase we should see a strong rise in dividends. I have CCAP in my SIPP and will add on weakness. | rogerbridge | |
04/10/2009 14:10 | Hi everyone, I am looking at this share for a long term position. What is the trading range for this share at the moment and the support price? Trying to work out the best entry point. thanks and GLA | bossman1978 | |
30/9/2009 09:48 | I like a share that goes up when it's EX. | utsushi | |
11/9/2009 17:44 | Hi LeonWil, just arrived home.There has been some steady buying here for a few days. Looks as though the 1.5M was a buy or in the least a stake changing hands. Getting interesting here. Emerging markets is tha place to be long term, though there will be some bumps along the way. The increase in AUM should givve both capital and dividend increases over the coming yeaars. | rogerbridge | |
11/9/2009 11:44 | ...no comments on the 1.5M 'buy' at 14.25p this am? | leonwil | |
19/8/2009 19:40 | This looks a great long termer empirestate.Money will move to emerging markets and the far east over the coming years. Hedge funds are there now and institutions will follow. There may be a blip or two over the coming years but one to pick up on the dips. Hoping for capital gains going forward and a cracking divi. | rogerbridge | |
19/8/2009 18:02 | will pay 12.5 rog, as most have paid more in last week or so sessions and was encouraged by the 250k by yesterday | empirestate | |
19/8/2009 16:55 | Good luck empirestate. | rogerbridge | |
19/8/2009 15:44 | hope i can get some at 12.25 in the morn | empirestate | |
06/8/2009 07:16 | Thats promising, will keep this on close watch. I'm not sure if the emergers or indeed the main western markets are 'truly' recovering or it's just a massive analyst and central banker hype story or I would already have been buying. I'm still firmly buying and holding gold silver and platinum opportunities as they arise ( eg AQP recently, and HGM today on a decent update from them). Its the case that many have recovered well since November but are nowhere near the prices they might be considered to be capable of. I am attempting to build a folio of undervalued resources in the ground in the PGM metals as cheaply as possible, not simply chasing cheap share prices. H. | hectorp | |
05/8/2009 07:08 | Funds under management increased to $2.55 Billionat end of July. | rogerbridge | |
04/8/2009 17:35 | Thanks for your input Hectorp. I am looking like you for some cash and it will be interestong to see if the funds under managemet have increased when the figures are released during the next week. There is a risk, but if the figure increases both management fees and performance fees should do likewise. I have picked a few up and will add in greater quantity shold their prospects improve. One to keep an eye on. | rogerbridge | |
03/8/2009 17:52 | This looks interesting. Institutions are looking to emerging markets for long term gains and CCAP can offer a solution. Funds under management will increase as the markests go up and this in turn should encourage institutions to invest. CCAP do propose to pay an half yearly dividend. Going forward it seems to me that CCAP is cash rich, in the right markets and can grow the funds under management and share price. The dividend could well be in double percentage figures at todays price. | rogerbridge | |
29/3/2009 12:19 | Definitely stake-building here........the next week will be interesting.. | richardsj | |
22/3/2009 21:44 | Come on Jim what are you waiting for? Trading at effective cash with funds under management for free - 12p and you can have mine! | richardsj | |
04/3/2009 12:36 | results tomorrow, with cash very high, could be an interesting watch....needs equity markets to improve. | deep powder | |
11/2/2009 00:13 | AUM down from $2.2bn at the beginning of January to about $1.9bn at the beginning of February. I would imagine at some stage they are cheap but it seems one way traffic at the moment. | kimboy2 | |
18/12/2008 09:09 | anyone looking at these? I have been in a couple of times in the past with success and share buybacks and director's buying has caught my attention. For a £ investor the US$ business is of course attractive. I noted that marcap is at a slight premium to the June 30 book value which seems to be fairly high quality as there were no intangibles and that the first half's earnings were just a bit more than 3x current share price and indeed first half's dividend represents a 20% yield. I appreciate that conditions now are far less rosy than in the first half but merits study. PS Just checked that AUM at Dec 1 08 were $2.137bn compared to Jul 1's of $5.7b | cerrito | |
11/4/2008 11:52 | Why the drop!!! | kemorkid | |
26/3/2008 13:16 | Oh dear, the website shows fund awards going back to 2002. I'll stick with CLIG!!! | not manu | |
05/3/2008 12:25 | What do you think of share buy back and current price -Cerrito. Kemorkid. | kemorkid | |
28/2/2008 23:17 | An extremely impressive performance ; the comment that they will return substantial sums to shareholders via dividend and buy back ; a share price that is not high by recent standards and at current prices at an historic pe of 6x. I have been in and out reasonably successfully in these in the past but not sure I want to go in again...main problem is that the performance fees were at $83.8m almost double the management fees of $43.5m and it will be difficult to repeat that performance. Also despite their new products and a generally buoyant year for emerging markets new subscriptions were only $387m. Interested to see that with fee income going up from $90m to $128m ie an increase of $38m, total bonus related expenses went up from $30.5m to $42.8m ie $12.3m, a profit share which I suppose is par for the course. Anyway for now I think I will pass because of my concerns that the management fees will not be repeated, and given the rather subdued share price reaction it seems many others agree with me. I would welcome other people's views on this. | cerrito | |
05/10/2007 09:11 | Yes, you should have bought at 55p, which I failed to do also. | kingfast |
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