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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Henderson Grp | HGI | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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52.50 | 52.50 |
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Posted at 15/8/2007 13:47 by skythelimit I have been following the latest thread on Henderson with interest. I am particularly indebted to Bohemia for the letter he attaches from J Kyle Bass of Hayman about the smoke and mirrors exercise used to dump sub prime risk on unwitting and credulous investors. It is outrageous. Moreover Bohemia is correct that it is unfair that such an august name like the Henderson Group is now being tarnished with participation. But like Simon Cawkwell I too have heard such rumours and from more than one source. Can I suggest that a senior officer of Henderson issues a statement to the market that such rumours are baseless and without foundation and clear this matter up?However I must disagree that it is a defence that a AAA rated fund is marketed to investors who believe that the AAA rating reflects the quality of the investments when it only reflects the previous PERFORMANCE. If I bought into such a fund believing that I was buying a portfolio of well-managed AAA rated instruments only to discover they were ZZZ, I would rightly feel I was misled and would certainly seek redress in law for any loss that I had consequently suffered. But even if these damaging rumours about Henderson are indeed baseless, I must concur with both Bohemia and Simon Cawkwell that Henderson is a sell. On fundamentals it is over-valued by at least 35 pence. Its recent highs have been propelled by bull market sentiment. I foresee market gravity taking it back to 100p in the near future. But if any of those rumours about Henderson prove true, though my name is Skythelimit, the Henderson share price will be a case of Plumbthedepths. |
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