Aberdeen New Thai Invest... Share Discussion Threads

[sawadee3] 03/1/2013 09:35

Now paying 428. No stopping Thailand :-))

[sawadee3] 28/12/2012 14:54

No stopping this chaps :-))

[strollingmolby] 04/2/2012 09:52

New ANWS warrants thread here http://uk.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=26914469

[peterbill] 03/2/2012 09:26

http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/research/strong-long-term-performance-62282/?submitted=2#2

[rockafella2] 07/12/2010 12:18

http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/research/aberdeen-new-thai-it-lonanw-thai-economy-continues-to-perform-well-51210/

[chingman] 01/11/2010 20:43

http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/content/aberdeen-new-thai-investment-trust-the-china-effect-50051/

[painter] 13/10/2010 12:22

Hope you've bought already with the baht now at 47! One reason why we are doing well here.

[sawadee3] 13/9/2010 10:22

Tumbleweed thread but excellent managed fund. The country i will spend my retirement.. Thailand ! Good luck all.

[pip_uk] 01/9/2010 13:50

Motoring today, subs up over 7% exercise price of 200p, got until 2013 so plenty of time to outperform.I`m in for a few. Hope they don`t riot again for a long while.

[energyi] 19/12/2006 14:07

new THAI thread: http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=13402745 why not pay a visit. not many comments yet, but some good charts

[mangal] 19/12/2006 12:09

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.

[mangal] 19/12/2006 10:46

Why the sudden fall? Is this a buying opportunity?

[donut114] 08/8/2006 13:25

target rising to 155p/160p for short. For longer term even more!!

[donut114] 22/6/2006 10:04

It looks going to rise.

[mark93] 22/3/2006 21:26

THE BIGGEST EXPANDING COMPANY IN THAILAND AFTER BEING ALL OVER THE COUNTRY IS TESCO. ALSO THE PE RATIO IS FAR TO HIGH FOR THIS ONE.THIS IS NOT ANOTHER CHINA.CHINA HAS TO MANY MEN = WORK. THAILAND TO MANY FEMAILS = DON'T WONT TO WORK. DUMP IT OR SORT IT.

[dondee] 25/9/2005 14:42

Now at £1.21p still a buy?

[dondee] 02/4/2004 22:15

Yes, up 7p.

[wwalbers] 02/4/2004 13:18

Nice move today on the back of news regarding someone holding 7 ish %. Any views on the lonbger term?

[m.t.glass] 06/11/2003 11:45

Probably wise. Sold mine too early in Sept. Just bought a few again - quite possibly unwise ;-o Hoping it still has legs for a few days more. Share price already up 125% this year. Guess I may get stung for being greedy.

[gsands] 03/11/2003 16:22

What the hell's happening to ANW?? It's now above NAV..... If I had stock I would definitely be profit taking today.

[dondee] 31/10/2003 13:26

Up another 3p today.

[guysands] 27/8/2003 22:26

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!

[sugarbeast] 27/8/2003 20:12

it is absolute madness that at 40p it traded on a 30% discount,and is now on a 7% discount up at £1. I sold out today,as I think it is historically overvalued.

[lizzie ii] 27/8/2003 19:01

Historically the discount to NAV has been at or merely 15% ... clearly a lot less than that now.