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BPW Blue Planet

29.50
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Blue Planet Investors - BPW

Blue Planet Investors - BPW

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Blue Planet BPW London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 29.50 01:00:00
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
29.50 29.50
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Posted at 21/7/2010 10:15 by undervaluedassets
this from the last monthly fund fact sheet:

"In April we became complacent that the effects of the stimulus, particularly as it remains in place in the US, and the strength in the Asian economies, would continue to spur global growth and corporate profitability and drive markets higher,
for somewhat longer, and we reinvested in the market. This was a mistake. Despite markets having a series of minor rallies, the current trend in equity markets is down this year and we see major risks ahead of further sharp market falls."

Well a little humility at last BUT.....

THIS LOT HAVE NO CLUE

WORST KIND OF SHORTERM TREND CHASERS AND GAMBLERS WITH INVESTORS MONEY.

HORRIBLY HORRIBLY DANGEROUS TO YOUR WEALTH.

READ SOME OF THE MONTHLY FUND UPDATES ON THEIR WEBSITE AND YOU WILL GET AN IDEA HOW BAD THIS LOT REALLY ARE. THEY HAVE NO CONVICTION AND NO ABILITY OF ANY KIND WHEN IT COMES TO INVESTING .

IF YOU HAD INVESTED IN 1997 YOU WOULD BE DOWN MORE THAN 50%.

TIME AND TIME AGAIN THEY CALL THE FINANCIAL MARKETS WRONGLY BOTH ON A MACRO LEVEL AND IN RESPECT OF INDIVIDUAL HOLDINGS .

MR MURRAY IS HORRIBLE HORRIBLE CLUELESS GAMBLER (OR HAS BECOME ONE)
Posted at 21/7/2008 18:36 by carterit
The article referred to his warning in April 2007 that we were heading for the worst banking crisis in decades led by a tsunami of bad debts he forecast for US Banks.

It laos mentioned he positioned his owns funds defensively,moved a significant portion to cash and avoided any banks with sub prime exposure - and thought that they would be able to weather the storm - but they didn't.They still got clobbered.

He has started moving back into the market since June.

He has once again been tempted to invest in UK high st banks (Barclays being one).

Banks are no longer lending at crazy interest rates and low valuations.

Bad debts are rising and could continue for to rise for 18 mths.

The freeze on inter bank lending rates will have unfrozen in 6 to 9 months,and there'll be a lot more liquidity in the market by then and as "money markets unlock,credit will increase and interest rates will fall relative to base rates"..

"In essence,this is a fantastic time to be getting involved with the banks and in terms of share price,we are near the bottom.But people must understand we are not near the bottom in terms of the credit cycle"

Inflation will stem demands for loans and growth on loan books will be less vigorous.

He also slams the Fed for extending the flood of central bank money to investment banks,and reckons a fair portion of this money has ended up as speculating on metls and oil.

He reckons 80% of the recent 100% increase in price of oil is down to speculation.

Reckons bams in the west face lower growth but are oversold,and despite his optimism reckons semerging market investors may yet see a fall of upto 25% in the price of financial shares

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