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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aberdeen New Thai Investment Trust Plc | ANW | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 398.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 398.00 |
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Posted at 10/11/2021 20:15 by thephilsweet2 I found the notification too late to register for voting, not that it would have made any difference. Personally I feel if Aberdeen had lost interest in running a Thailand fund they should have offered the option to liquidate and pass all the proceeds back to investors not just the ridiculous 15%, changing the remit so significantly without this offer seems underhand. We can see from the voting that most investors have no appetite for another Chinese fund, its not that I'm anti China, I simply have too many China funds already. I for one will sell asap and be avoiding the stupidly renamed Abdrn group from now on. |
Posted at 19/12/2006 12:09 by mangal Now I know: Thai stocks plunged after the central bank said overseas investors will have to pay a 10 percent penalty to withdraw funds in less than a year. |
Posted at 27/8/2003 23:26 by guysands When you say 'historically' do you mean over the last three years of a frantic bear market. If so then I can imagine investors during that period wishing to maintain a large margin of safety between it and the NAV. However with increasing confidence and widespread knowledge of the strength of the Thai markets it does not seem unreasonable that it could track closer than 15% and certainly closer than 30%.The ANW fund is one of the best most consistently performing funds out there primarily because the managers leave it alone and do not constantly change investments. It seems that just recently it has been over-exposed (listed last week as the 13 highest most consistant climber of the last 10 days - up there with the best of the equities) and it is possible that over last few days it got slightly ahead of itself. But the way this fund grows it won't be long before a greater margin opens up again. I think you've sold needlessly sugarbeast and may find yourself buying back in again soon. Its nice to have this tucked away in the back of your portfolio ticking along, sometimes up and rarely down. I find you forget about it and when you come back to it you think good grief, is it worth that already. A nice tonic to all those wildly up and down equities we so love to dabble in! |
Posted at 09/1/2002 17:51 by zen_ JUST for those interested in directly getting the benefits of likely substantial rise ahead of the SET50 index, TMB now offer a method of directly investing in the SET50 index with spreads of only 0.02%. No limits. We routinely invest 1-10 million baht. The account is TB3, and has only one drawback and that is that it all orders are on end of day prices only. However longer term investors will see that intraday there is relatively small movement. The SETI is not as easy to get a good deal on, but the SET50 makes up a bulk of the SETI and moves broadly in line with it, if not outperforming slightly. We were buyers at 268, 274 and 296. The index is poised to head to 342 then 381 fairly swiftly according to a number of domestic analyists. There are a number of pundits calling 550 or even 650 - a near doubling. On fundamentals many of the big caps are oversold and the currency is cheap at 44.08 per USD. aioho. |
Posted at 04/1/2002 09:31 by lizzie ii Sugarbeast, the SET index is doing very nicely at the moment and the performance in this company is better than SET anyway.One to lock up and watch grow slowly. I think investors will return in bulk one day but the troubles of the banking sector need to be more sorted before they do. |
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