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ASCH Aberdeen Sml.Co

198.50
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Aberdeen Sml.Co LSE:ASCH London Ordinary Share GB0008063728 ORD 50P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 198.50 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Aberdeen Sml.Co Share Discussion Threads

Showing 26 to 47 of 150 messages
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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
03/6/2011
10:48
I think it must be early July with payment end of July. Aberdeen don't seem very helpful or good at publishing dates. NAV is £1.63 so could be worth adding!
plasybryn
02/6/2011
17:36
When is the next ex div date? Chart looks positive - 20 moving back over 50 day MA
plasybryn
02/6/2011
14:40
Another high. Accumulated income is doing well. It is higher than this time last year - although only about 2 weeks ahead. Could just be timing of payments but it would be nice if the company could start making noises about increasing the payout next year.
aleman
31/5/2011
12:02
New high for NAV, I think, at 162.6p. Could be over 164p at today's close if things hold. Share price should be over 10% higher for a normal discount.
aleman
25/5/2011
15:06
NAV has remained remarkably static just over 160p recently.
aleman
19/5/2011
09:47
Aberdeen Smaller Companies High Inc 160.71p NAV 17 May
davebowler
06/5/2011
19:19
I think they used to look at buy backs when the discount went over 10% but I haven't seen it mentioned for a while (unless I am confusing with SDV). It has traded at a premium in the past so I doubt it is down to not being well known.
aleman
06/5/2011
15:53
Quite a big discount. Do they have a strategy to manage the discount? Is it large due to the stock not being well known?
plasybryn
05/5/2011
11:34
Interesting. Ta, DB.

On small caps more broadly, strong balance sheets could lead to increased acquisition activity in the sector later this year, he adds.

Been watching for this for a while. I think all the constant doom and gloom spin in the media is making directors wary of making acquisitions - except for management buy-outs/delistings! Getting hands on cashrich companies at modest prices seems tempting enough for themselves where they don't have to worry about the shares subsequently falling in another downturn.

aleman
04/5/2011
08:58
Looks to have changed direction. Bit of catching up to do with NAV at 162p.
aleman
30/4/2011
06:55
Crazy price, nice entry point for new ISA holders to come on board.
crawford
28/4/2011
17:01
FT-SE SmallCap index up 0.9% today so the discount will probably still be over 20% tomorrow.
aleman
28/4/2011
14:05
I agree the discount is much too high -especially compared to Acorn -AIF and Smaller Cos Div -SDV both similar in their aims.
davebowler
28/4/2011
13:54
With today's small cap rises added to yesterday's NAV over 160p, the discount probably went over 20% today before the shares started to move up. That's takeover territory.
aleman
27/4/2011
11:56
With today's market's modest market rise and fall in the share price, discount is now nearly 20%. NAV has recovered the dividend already and is back to pushing for a new high. Crackers.
aleman
27/4/2011
10:36
So since its changed its name are we expecting the shareprice to crash through the floor and the discount nav to get sillier by the day?

Jeez wind it up imo.

envirovision
21/4/2011
12:20
Turns out discount yesterday was 18.1%. Still too high.
aleman
21/4/2011
09:22
Aberdeen Smaller Companies 19 Apr NAV 157.23p
davebowler
20/4/2011
13:53
Oh, dear. Shares down today with market up strongly. Current discount up to around 19%, I reckon.
aleman
19/4/2011
13:06
AIF looks good too - and less volatile, plus an outside chance of winding up later this year.
davebowler
18/4/2011
23:38
UK firms are set to pay out £64.2bn in dividends this year, up 13.6% on 2010, research by Capita Registrars suggests.
aleman
17/4/2011
10:04
I like the discount/premium chart - very useful.
lizafl
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