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JIGI JPMor. I&G

102.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 00:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
JPMor. I&G LSE:JIGI London Ordinary Share GB00B1G3N114 INCOME SHS 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 102.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

JPMor. I&G Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/12/2016
10:49
Final result was just over 107p plus a final dividend of 3p.

Sad to see it go, as it has been a wonderful investment.

tiltonboy
26/10/2016
21:53
Looks like 109.13p (103.4p capital entitlement plus 5.73p of revenue) to be returned to shareholders, as long as markets don't fall too far in the remaining 5 weeks.

I will be taking the cash.

tiltonboy
21/10/2016
14:36
It's been a wonderful investment for the last 5 years, and quite sad to see it go...but hey, onwards and upwards!
tiltonboy
21/10/2016
14:16
Dust to dust
luckymouse
05/10/2016
14:49
e2,

It's been a wonderful investment for me over the years, having bought at a large discount, and enjoyed an attractive yield.

Will be quite sad to see it go!

tiltonboy
18/1/2016
16:42
sold this recently, NAV on capital at zero.
yieldsearch
01/12/2015
15:53
JIGI now into their final year!
tiltonboy
14/10/2014
06:52
Sorry - didn't post on all the threads of all the stocks I sold when moving to 50% cash!

In the event though my timing was impeccable, my selection of which to sell and which to hold was fairly indifferent.

I still like JIGI as an effective liquidation play; but their underlying portfolio seems to fairly accurately track the FTSE so the redemption price obviously vulnerable to any major correction. I see the surplus represented by the capital shares NAV has now been entirely eroded.

skyship
13/10/2014
20:55
asmo,

You didn't detect the tongue was very much in the cheek!

tiltonboy
13/10/2014
19:19
''but on another thread''
.
looooooooooooooool



Was that on the Freemasons thread? :)

badtime
13/10/2014
19:08
To be fair to Skyship, Tilton, he did tell us much earlier, but on another thread.
asmodeus
13/10/2014
12:09
Ramper SKYSHIP strikes again!

Promotes it on a number of boards, then gets out and only tells you a month after the event...lol...

tiltonboy
13/10/2014
11:56
JD - the cover article in the 3rd October issue of the IC is on investment trusts. Of the 10 "Overlooked & Outperforming" trusts - 4 are under the JPM umbrella - JAM, JAI, JMO & JCH.

I sold out of here back in early September when I decided to go to cash - liquidated 50% of my portfolio.

Will keep them on my Monitor...

skyship
31/8/2014
23:56
The 7.5% return target is capital as well as income on a long term basis.
I have a JP Morgan SIPP so I have a number of JP IT + a small amount of EMG.
Over the last 10 years the lowest average annual return I have made on my current holdings is from JCH (Claverhouse) at 10.9% p.a, all dividends are all automatically reinvested. JMI (Smaller companies) is the highest at 16.6% p.a.

The conclusion I have come to is to not tinker with my holdings unless they fail to meet my target over a long term basis. With the exception of the mistake of investing in (JFJ) Japan this has worked & I have exceeded my target to date from 2003 at 11.3%. This of course includes the GFC period where my SIPP fell around 40% over a 12 month (07/08) period & then rose around 40% (08/09)!

List of holdings
JCH
JMC
JETG
MRC
JMI
JPE
JMO
JII
JMG (recently switched half holdings into JEMI)
JEMI (new 2014)
JAM
EMG (new 2014)

The other reason why I have a 'passive' management approach is because I am no longer making contributions into the SIPP.

j drama
31/8/2014
13:47
JD - As a matter of interest, where else do you hold or look for your 7.5%pa.

Personally I target 12%pa for my SIPP, but to achieve that I have to be fairly active with the c50% of the portfolio not hard-wired to Absolute Return investments such as ACD & RECP.

Much of that activity is commented upon in the CP+; PE; JDT & SL threads...

skyship
31/8/2014
12:10
Oh OK thanks.
j drama
31/8/2014
06:51
If you can buy at 95.5p (96p inc SD) then the GRY is 7.94%. You have omitted to add in the Revenue Reserve of 1.72p which will either be added into future dividends, or be added to the 103.4p at the end.
skyship
30/8/2014
23:40
Sorry, you're right I can't count!

The biggest factors impacting the yield you actually get rather tha the GRY are the spread & buying costs (depending on size of purchase).
There isn't a great deal of liquidity to buy in large quantities.
Buying 3k based on last buy on Friday at 96p your cost would be 96.81p, 4.55% annual yield.
Redemption value of 1.036p + 9.9p dividends is a total gain of 14.71% or 6.53% pro rata over 2 years & 3 months.
So buying now you wouldn't get anyway near an 8% return.

My annual target return for my SIPP is 7.5% so I won't be looking to buy unless I get in below 93.5p.

j drama
30/8/2014
06:57
JD - 9 (not 11 of course!) to come as I assume that last one will have been earned. Using two different methods I arrive at a Gross Redemption Yield (GRY) of 8.35% & 8.69%.
skyship
30/8/2014
00:16
Can someone confirm that there are 11 further dividend payments of 1.1p remaining (excluding the one just gone XD) I.e 1 2014, 4 2015 & 4 2016?
Wasn't sure whether with wind up date on Nov-16 you'd get the last div of 1.1p paid in Dec-16.

j drama
17/7/2014
11:27
My Capital shares NAV estimate based on yesterday's close was 6.77p. They actually achieved 6.80p. Not much in it - only £19k in a £68.2m portfolio - but still £19k on the positive side!
skyship
14/7/2014
14:49
As a matter of interest, to reduce the JIGI payment to the offer price of 96p would require a FTSE100 fall to c5850 - a 13.3% fall from the current 6750.
skyship
14/7/2014
14:38
DOH - of course, should perhaps have stressed that all those figures relate to the CAPITAL shares NAV, which falls to Zero @ c6386!

I've amended the first line of Post No.6 above...

skyship
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