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JII Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc

935.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:31:27
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc LSE:JII London Ordinary Share GB0003450359 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 935.00 933.00 940.00 - 14,262 08:31:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end 21.78M 2.96M 0.0404 231.44 685.1M
Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JII. The last closing price for Jpmorgan Indian Investment was 935p. Over the last year, Jpmorgan Indian Investment shares have traded in a share price range of 778.00p to 943.00p.

Jpmorgan Indian Investment currently has 73,272,730 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jpmorgan Indian Investment is £685.10 million. Jpmorgan Indian Investment has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 231.44.

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11/1/2012
11:19
Infosys Q3 profit seen up 30 per cent
Deccan Chronicle - 4 hours ago

This is the biggest holding in this fund at 12%.....

binladin
11/1/2012
10:14
i guess most of the hedge funds who exited are buying in now before the deadline.......
binladin
11/1/2012
10:10
have no fear just Greed..........
binladin
11/1/2012
08:36
this is going to break out today from 350 range,because the technicals show a big rush this year into Indian equities and the bigger indian companies with 7% growth far outweighs growth in Europe and USA.Indian compainies can offer a better added value compared to its European or US peers.........
binladin
11/1/2012
08:30
The top 10 stocks which the fund ownes has gone up 4,5% today...........
binladin
10/1/2012
15:27
Foreign Investors Buy Net 124 Million Rupees of Indian Equities
QBy Paresh Jatakia - Jan 10, 2012 11:15 AM GMT+0100
Soros buying Indian stock...........

binladin
10/1/2012
13:03
JP morgan buying its own shares it knows they are undervalued..........with the hedge funds investing directly and indirectly in India,it know it can sell these shares later to investors......
binladin
10/1/2012
12:27
10 Jan, 2012, 01.53PM IST, The writer has posted comments on this articlePTI

Moody's upgrades India's short-term foreign currency rating from speculative to investment grade

binladin
10/1/2012
11:50
let the party begin..............all the way to 10pounds..........with no more than a million in subscription shares in issue..........
today is the first day of the rally..................with only 4% gain,

binladin
10/1/2012
11:13
The 500p ceiling will be broken in a few months imo...........
binladin
10/1/2012
11:11
Most people do not understand the effect of opening the stock market to foregieners who want to invest India,Soros is the first one to go in.....just like he was the first to go into Gold............all Indians will only invest in India.............
binladin
10/1/2012
10:58
we will see a rally now...........all shorts are gone long only.........
binladin
10/1/2012
09:34
alot of the dilution effects from the subscription shares is gone and we should easy see this going to 400p in the short term...........
binladin
10/1/2012
08:41
JPMorgan Indian: Investment trust looks for bounce back as India opens stock market up
By Richard Dyson

Last updated at 11:51 AM on 9th January 2012

binladin
10/1/2012
08:34
When Soros moves with a long postion in India,all the hedge funds will move also............
binladin
10/1/2012
08:29
very postive...........also from other brokers all postive on india especially JP morgan indian fund..........
binladin
09/1/2012
18:58
I find solace in the developing world: George Soros
Pranav Nambiar, TNN | Jan 9, 2012

Cont...

India, he said, would play an increasingly significant role in global affairs. "I'm positive over the long term about India and less optimistic about the US where we are in a political and financial crisis," he said.

Cont...

tenapen
08/1/2012
14:35
India's PM Manmohan Singh Sees 7 Percent Economic Growth Despite Global Worries

Cont...

tenapen
03/1/2012
15:36
2012 Outlook - How Will G20 Nations Fare?

India, 1.2 billion people strong, will be another GDP star in 2012, with a 7.5-8 percent growth rate, after a likely near 10 percent growth rate in 2011. Economic liberalization, including stock ownership by inidviudual foreign investors, industrial deregulation, privatization of state-owned enterprises will continue to yield jobs. Further, India's large English-speaking workforce will enable it to maintain its comparative advantage in information technology and software personnel. Inflation is likely to remain high -- at/near 8 percent in 2012 -- and that remains one of the nation's major challenges, along with building-out its infrastructure; overall, strong domestic demand will keep India in the emerging market star category in 2012, and in the immediate years ahead.

tenapen
03/1/2012
11:28
3 Jan, 2012, 12.58PM IST, ET Now
Indian government needs to get its act together in 2012: Jim Rogers

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tenapen
11/12/2011
11:06
The last few months in the stock markets have been tough and the Indian market has not escaped the gloom which has affected the global markets.

On a more positive note Indias current external debt to GDP rate is at only 20%. In the past 20 years we have seen its external GDP rate go from 28.7% in 1991 to around 20% in 2011 indicating that its external debts have been reduced over time.

When you compare the current external debt to GDP rate of India to that of other markets, for instance the UK and US, it is incredibly low.

So what does this all mean? A low debt rate indicates that the Indian economy produces a large number of goods and services and most likely makes profits that are high enough to pay back debts. There has been a steady improvement in Indias external debt position as a result of its prudent external debt management strategy. This includes the observation of long and short term debt, raising sovereign loans and concessional terms with longer maturities, and regulating external commercial borrowings.

It is clear that the over borrowed, uncompetitive economies of the West are approaching their sell by date. The problems the world faces originate in the US and in Europe. With India poised for decades of growth we believe all investors should have some exposure to emerging markets, exposure of around 10-15% in their portfolios.

loganair
08/12/2011
08:53
The above is talking about subscription shares....JIS.L
India will outperfom the world...........

binladin
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