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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Prospect EP. | LSE:PEJR | London | Ordinary Share | IM00B1FW6C18 | 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% | 0.455 | - | 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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16/1/2008 22:59 | I assume that they would fall even more if the Yen wasn't gaining against the pound. This share interested me because of the chance of a double gain ie share up yen up. However since I have watched it these two things have never happened together. It seems that yrn up =jap shares down and vica versa. | webby | |
16/1/2008 22:27 | anyone know why this companies NAV dropped by 5p in 1 week , looks worrying .It share price dropped 10% in 2 days . Does anyone know what going on or should we pray that moneyweek does another article on Japanese REITS soon The Yen is rising against the £ yet these share keep falling ? . What happening why is NAV falling | tonyd3 | |
26/11/2007 17:05 | Bounce off a double bottom, just after yet another piece in Moneyweek. | spacecake | |
29/9/2007 08:32 | I am thinking that way. In fact I have been since it turned back up and have been kicking myself every day that I have missed the rise. | webby | |
29/9/2007 07:44 | Time to get back in Webby? RM | rampmeister | |
18/9/2007 09:12 | Glad I stayed out. Should become a good buying opportunity in the future | webby | |
11/9/2007 14:22 | A fair NAV should be around 70P as J-Reits have fallen significantly in the past few days since 6 Sep & £ has appreciated against yen | isa23 | |
10/9/2007 21:27 | Looks as though this one has fallen off the side of a cliff!! Anyone know if this is due to strength of yen or has a tsunami washed the apartments away?? regards linhur | linhur | |
21/7/2007 22:46 | I am out of this at the moment but I think it could soon be time to get back in. Anybody got any comments to make? | webby | |
22/6/2007 17:22 | PEJW RM | rampmeister | |
22/6/2007 10:06 | Could someone post the epic code for the warrants..thanks in adavance. | utsushi | |
30/5/2007 13:30 | Looks like Nav rapidly catching up with TSE:REIT index now but share price stranded some 10% lower than Nav - excellent buy opportunity imo. RM | rampmeister | |
09/5/2007 07:24 | No problem - just wish I could produce chart on here with overlay but do not have know how. Let's see what new NAV update brings - expected any time now. | rampmeister | |
08/5/2007 21:17 | Sorry rampmeister. Because I dabble mainly in Canadian stocks I immediately thought of Toronto stock exchange. I must say I thought it was weird at the time. Tokyo makes sense of course. | webby | |
04/5/2007 18:06 | Agreed but I was referring to the Tokio Stock Exchange REIT Index which has more relevancy. Check out below link for details. I think this index provides most reliable indicator for PJER bearing in mind their RNS NAV updates are usually a week out of date when published. | rampmeister | |
04/5/2007 13:49 | I can't quite see the relation between reits quoted on the Toronto stock exchange and PEJR which although it is quoted on LSE is purely invested in Japanese property. But stranger things have happened | webby | |
03/5/2007 08:15 | Have noticed that share price pretty closely tracks TSE:REIT index but with tendency to lag. Just lately TSEREIT has touched new highs whilst PEJR has turned down slightly. If I'm right we can expect PEJR to re-align itself which will produce a rise of 5% to 10% in very short term .....all imo. | rampmeister | |
13/4/2007 19:09 | I am obviously not keeping a close enough eye on this one! | webby | |
21/3/2007 08:09 | Great recovery in NAV to 1.25p despite recent market turmoil. | timc | |
07/3/2007 15:41 | Latest NAV down 6p to 121p. Not surprising. Can anyone explain/add to the following? Warrants Alert say "sell" based on (dodgy?) analysis from Dresdner Kleinwort. DK apparently think there are signs of "NASDAQ style irrational exuberance in the Japanese real estate sector... similar to that described by the NASDAQ composite between 1996 and 2000." Yet in their listing details this is what Prospect themselves said. "We are delighted with the level of support from investors globally. We look forward to deploying the funds raised in a portfolio of J-REITs and generating value for shareholders. On our numbers, the Japanese real estate market has substantially underperformed almost all other major international property markets over the last 15 years and despite the first sustained signs of recovery, it currently trades at only two thirds the level reached in 1992, and at significant discounts to the UK and US. With the general economic indicators looking more favourable, Japan's recovery, albeit nascent, underpins rents and capital values. Supply and demand points to asset price rises. The quoted Japanese real estate sector (excluding J-REITS) appears to us to have anticipated a continuation of the recovery, but J-REITs remain priced for continuation of a slump." They can't both be right! Anyone have any reliable on Japanese real estate prices? | kenmitch | |
06/3/2007 14:58 | Webby - I know the feeling I did liquidate all my silver holdings apart from physical near the recent top, and 50% of my Gold holdings, I did have a nibble on a leveraged trade yesterday in Gold but closed out at evens when I saw Oil had dipped below $60. I have liquidated about half of my equities which were mostly well in profit and am looking to scale out of some more as we get this current bounce played out. I am happy to take my profits and hold cash and buy into japanese/German property, I will hold cash at least until I have seen a bottom of sorts. S. | sahara | |
06/3/2007 10:41 | Sounds about right to me I am waiting before getting back in to this and IJPN. I read your stuff on the GOLD thread. I am holding physical gold with bullion vault. Trying to decide if gold will see support before the stock markets do or if to bail out now hoping to get back in lower. I am certainly not sure that this is over yet but my glass is always half empty. | webby | |
06/3/2007 10:12 | Webby - No need to apologise, we are all still learning. I am looking for an entry into Japan ETF as I have mentioned, but I am in no hurry just yet, I am awaiting the recent global sell off to settle. I had been waiting for the major support levels in the indices to be hit which are FTSE-6000 Dow-12000, and Dax-6500, these were all hit yesterday and I envisaged a bounce from here which we are seeing but I feel that this bounce will be used by those that didnt liquidate last week to do so now. Hence I am anticipating a further drop once we have had a sufficient bounce, and I expect the 200dma's to be taken out and overshot to the downside, then I will look for an entry into the ETF's on a ke reversal. S. | sahara | |
05/3/2007 22:16 | Sahara, Showing my ignorance again. Sorry. I am guessing that this is not moving much because the strengthening Yen is balancing the falling Jap stock market. When to buy back in to this and Ishares is the question as I was stopped out of both last Tuesday | webby | |
05/3/2007 10:43 | Since the dollar is so (historically) low, and property there has crashed somewhat, are there any American real estate trusts on the UK market? | asmagliocco |
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