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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Abrdn European Logistics Income Plc | ASLI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -0.40 | -0.66% | 60.00 | 16:35:06 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 60.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 60.00 | 60.40 |
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Posted at 11/6/2025 10:44 by skyship Value investors AVI take their stake up from 10% to 11%.I topped up again today. A safe 20%+ over the next 12months. |
Posted at 26/3/2025 15:51 by skyship AVI move up from 6% to 10%, adding c16.5m shares outside the Market - no trades shown.Joe Bauernfreund one of the best value investors in the Market; so following his trade no bad thing. |
Posted at 21/3/2025 08:53 by williamcooper104 Thanks that's useful info - comparing bid/asks is v hard to do before opening an account and it can easily be a greater cost than a set dealing fee Looking at opening up a UK broker account as have little in the US now so don't need my US broker for virtually free FX, and while they are still excellent on much else they're not so good on UK smaller caps and also have a slight nervousness about exposure to the US in general Still have my legacy HL account from old, but pretty clear it's now the worst UK platform Was looking at IG, AJ Bell and Interactive Investors |
Posted at 10/3/2025 00:57 by chucko1 I would not expect the market to follow fundamental value! So, yes, fundamental value would dictate 58.1p ceteris paribus, but the market price will wander wherever its heart desires until such time as discounted values are exchanged for cash. You can always discount cash, but one day it turns up in your account and is not subject to market forces - only your own!The wind down of TENT has led to a very mispriced situation where there appears to be 6p of remaining cash and receivables trading at effectively 2p. I think there is actually 4p of pure cash within that, but you have to wait a year or so to see it. To a lesser extent, the same thing happened with EPIC. Fundamental value seems not to be as strong a force in today's markets as compared with pre rate rises, but that is natural. But also to be taken advantage of for the patient investor, it seems to me. |
Posted at 09/3/2025 16:17 by williamcooper104 Yep - swaps help and all things being equal (which they usually aren't) rate convergence between euro and sterling should give offsetting currency gains for £ investors The big elephant is the potential for mass capital flows of European capital leaving America for home - has to help risk spreads Plus while yields go higher, the demand for industrial property and market rents should go higher too War economies imply higher inflation, less consumer spending, and ultimately some form of financial repression/yield control |
Posted at 28/2/2025 14:35 by kernelthread I found this description of how to work out the tax in a similar situation:hxxps://static.aviva From what I can understand, your cost base is divided between the A and B shares in direct proportion to their market value at the close of trading on the first ex-rights day. The B shares will have their redemption value and the A shares are valued at the closing price on that day. |
Posted at 28/2/2025 14:05 by williamcooper104 Should be CGT and thus treated as a part disposal - but as always if you've anything other than a small amount at stake then best to confirm with an accountant - you can try investor relations - they might say that whole they won't give tax advice but that that believe..... |
Posted at 30/1/2025 07:32 by spectoacc Poor Rathbones, they can't even hold on for the capital returns.Or rather - poor Rathbones fund investors. Being repeated across the market - possibly a challenger for M&G as "most inept investor". |
Posted at 16/1/2025 09:39 by scrumpyjack1 Bought some more this morning. One has to bear in mind that ASLI is so small it is of no interest to brokers, analysts and institutional investors. I guess that is why the price languishes in the absence of Aberdeen completing sales. Brokers notes on such companies are probably more driven by corporate relationships than objective analysis. As Aberdeen get success fees on disposals you would think they would try to make some, but then they are such a useless company they will not attract the best talent to work for them. Grump over for the time being! |
Posted at 29/8/2024 16:30 by chopp1 See the latest news is that over €12m have been wiped off the NAV because of costs in volved in selling off the portfolio. I warned a long time ago that voting to discontinue was stupid given the costs involved and the “forced sale” issue. We will be lucky to see two thirds of our investment back. Another horrendously managed REIT.If those investors who voted for discontinuation had been prepared to sit it out and wait for interest rates to drop,it would have been a different story. But no, the institutional investors have screwed us through their ridiculous impatience. Retail investors always get screwed in this sort of thing when the big institutions can just absorb the losses. I’m sick of it. |
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