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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Eaglet It | LSE:EIN | London | Ordinary Share | GB0002974375 | ORD 25P |
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% | 199.50 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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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12/12/2001 00:03 | Good steady buying for the past week but price slipping a little in the past two days. Could be a due for a 10p advance in my opinion | malcolmmm | |
02/11/2001 17:14 | If you want more info on what Eaglet have been buying, go to citywire.co.uk and search the archieves for EIN news. There is masses of it - almost every day's Shrewd Snapshot seems to have somne mention of EIN. Regards | mjparry | |
02/11/2001 12:09 | Eaglet called it right with Old English Inns Investment (OEI). What have they got it wrong with? | liveinhope | |
02/11/2001 09:57 | Your answers:- HPS, STG, MSB, ELH, DPLM, APC, HVN, PDG, DCF To mention some. | scripophilist | |
02/11/2001 09:44 | Not sure what Eaglet is currently holding but he has been involved with Corum, VFG, Stratus Holdings, Gaskell............ They take relatively large positions and can not/do not want to always get out as shares peak eg they have seen Densitron go fom 40p to 550p and back down to 30p. When they bought OEI it was as a growth stock and had much more potential than the take out price. Overall I like their strategy and feel they could do very well over next 12 months. | marathonmike | |
02/11/2001 08:01 | Dunno about "got it wrong" because I don't know what price they got in at, but Linx Printing Technology has gone pretty sour over the last 6 months. EIN had 5% of their funds in LPT about 6 momths ago | zzaxx99 | |
13/9/2001 10:44 | Has anyone looked at the chart on this one lately? stock looks headed for 200p before any resistance. | hooley | |
01/9/2001 17:32 | I think you may find that when NAV results come out that this trust is now trading at a discount to NAV. Eaglet has quite a committed following, look at its consistent record to see why. Whatever happens in the next few months, this trust will be trading at £7-£10 in 2-4 years, IMHO of course. A good long term buy and hold. | maffs0 | |
29/8/2001 20:06 | Herald looks worse , especialy when you take a look at its holdings. Dil | dil | |
29/8/2001 19:08 | JRB Doesn't surprise me . Small cos are out of fashion at the moment. One of the major brokers(I forget which one ) have just pulled their Brokerage operation in small cos...sign of the times- everybody wants the security of the larger cos.....Ladron | ladron | |
29/8/2001 18:39 | Well, I don't short, but the last thing I'd buy in a bear market is an investment trust standing at a premium to its net assets. Eaglet has fallen 20% in the last 6 weeks, wiping out all the gains of the last year and most of the premium. I'll look again when it hits 250p. | jrb | |
29/8/2001 17:27 | Tipped in the Mail on Sunday | rgepage | |
15/8/2001 16:26 | Interesting to note that two companies (Pressac and Old English Inns) that Eaglet has substantial holdings in have shown large rises on bid speculation. When the market realises this there may be a few investors jumping back into EIN. DYOR, good luck etc. LP | passfield | |
03/7/2001 19:09 | If your looking to short something i,d suggest you stay away from investment trusts and concentrate on technology shares.In my opinion Eaglet will reach the 10.00 mark in 2 to 4 years. i believe you should continue to buy when there is slight dips in the market. | alwicon | |
29/6/2001 00:27 | dulay, Oh yeah!... -1.3%!... Dropping like a stone!..... Honestly, have you got a short position open on Eaglet IT? | rogue tr@der | |
28/6/2001 11:56 | good drop in progress. Like I said, in this market a 10% discount is appropriate, suggesting the shares could easilyt fall by 25% in a blink. | dulay | |
28/6/2001 09:52 | Hardly plummeting!... Finsbury World Wide IT looks much more volatile and short-able... So push-off and short something else! | rogue tr@der | |
28/6/2001 08:47 | I cant see any type of recovery in this share for next 18 months. Plenty of downsid, though, given the 15% premium to net assets. | dulay | |
26/6/2001 11:58 | starting to plummet | joe90g | |
26/6/2001 09:57 | Now starting to fall, large holdings in Corum and Netcentric, cannot help net asset position. A discount to NAV is now needed, 20% would suggest price of 350p or so, a drop of £1. | dulay | |
15/6/2001 08:05 | EINs asset value must be dropping this week. Looks a good trading short imho. | westex | |
25/5/2001 10:38 | What impresses me is the gradual and consistent increase in NAV and price running at approx. 60% a year, every year! This fund hasn't just got lucky for a short period imo like some other funds. It may not be a very exciting investment, but would make a good core holding to any portfolio, like mine, and use other money for more risky investments like mining. ethos, You might be lucky and get it cheaper than it is today, I'll be adding if it drops significantly, but I hope not. RT | rogue tr@der | |
25/5/2001 00:37 | everyone knows how well this fund as done but is the price a little high now ? and more importantley can they keep this trend up? | ethos21000 |
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