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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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East Star Resources Plc | LSE:EST | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BN92HZ16 | ORD GBP0.01 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.20 | 3.00 | 3.40 | 3.20 | 3.05 | 3.10 | 2,171,469 | 16:15:42 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Management Consulting Svcs | 0 | -3.11M | -0.0142 | -2.25 | 7M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/1/2011 17:29 | NET ASSET VALUE THE EASTERN EUROPEAN TRUST PLC The unaudited net asset value for The Eastern European Trust PLC at close of business on 5 January 2011 was: 560.34c per share (US cents) - Including current year income 362.37p per share (pence sterling) - Including current year income 545.02c per share (US cents) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) 352.46p per share (pence sterling) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) | energiser01 | |
05/1/2011 16:20 | NET ASSET VALUE THE EASTERN EUROPEAN TRUST PLC The unaudited net asset value for The Eastern European Trust PLC at close of business on 4 January 2011 was: 560.54c per share (US cents) - Including current year income 359.42p per share (pence sterling) - Including current year income 545.80c per share (US cents) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) 349.97p per share (pence sterling) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income | energiser01 | |
31/12/2010 13:53 | NET ASSET VALUE THE EASTERN EUROPEAN TRUST PLC The unaudited net asset value for The Eastern European Trust PLC at close of business on 30 December 2010 was: 548.56c per share (US cents) - Including current year income 356.40p per share (pence sterling) - Including current year income 534.74c per share (US cents) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) 347.42p per share (pence sterling) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) | energiser01 | |
24/12/2010 15:24 | THE EASTERN EUROPEAN TRUST PLC The unaudited net asset value for The Eastern European Trust PLC at close of business on 23 December 2010 was: 547.25c per share (US cents) - Including current year income 355.22p per share (pence sterling) - Including current year income 533.71c per share (US cents) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) 346.43p per share (pence sterling) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) | energiser01 | |
24/12/2010 08:07 | NAV now around 356p by my model. dyor etc.... | energiser01 | |
23/12/2010 18:52 | VIP fell 1.14 percent to $14.77 in morning trading and has been basing out around $14 since May. Russian stocks, measured by the Market Russia Vector (RSX) exchange-traded fund, have been pulling ahead of other emerging markets, rallying 11 percent in the last month. In contrast, the iShares Emerging Markets Index (EEM) is up less than 4 percent in the same period. VIP has been lagging both, but some traders may think that it will rally soon now that it has support in place at $14. The stock also appears to trade at attractive valuations, with a forward price/earnings growth ratio of just 0.3. Last quarter its revenue grew about 24 percent year over year, and its enterprise value is less than 5 times EBITDA. U.S. telecom giant AT&T (T), by comparison, has revenue growth of less than 3 percent and an enterprise-to-EBITDA ratio closer to 6 times. Calls outnumber puts by a bullish 5-to-1 ratio so far today | energiser01 | |
23/12/2010 17:55 | NET ASSET VALUE THE EASTERN EUROPEAN TRUST PLC The unaudited net asset value for The Eastern European Trust PLC at close of business on 22 December 2010 was: 545.87c per share (US cents) - Including current year income 354.54p per share (pence sterling) - Including current year income 532.49c per share (US cents) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income) 345.85p per share (pence sterling) - Diluted for subscription shares (including current year income | energiser01 | |
23/12/2010 08:13 | NAV still increasing, I now have this at 353p+ dyor etc.. | energiser01 | |
22/12/2010 10:38 | The warrant seems to be junmping today up 15% already. I think tht ESTS is pretty much a warrant on the Russin Stcok Exchange which is IMV cheap. | kimboy2 | |
21/12/2010 12:05 | EST 21-Dec % of NAV Bank Pekao SA 184.5 12 CEZ 770 10 GAZPROM 25.48 8 HACI OMAR 4.48 7 LUKOIL 1746 6 NOVATEK 307 5 ROSNEFT 220 4 \SBERBANK OF RUSSIA 106.45 3 TURKIYE GARANTI 4.92 3 VIMPEL COMMS 15.23 3 | energiser01 | |
21/12/2010 11:20 | Have you got a breakdown of that calculation ? | kimboy2 | |
21/12/2010 11:05 | I have NAV moving upto around 350p+ at present, apart from Lukoil, the rest of the top ten are all positive today. dyor etc.. | energiser01 | |
20/12/2010 16:43 | EST planning to buy back up to 7.5% of the shares at close to the current NAV, which can only assist with raising share price and thus subs. Could be interesting next few months. dyor etc..... | energiser01 | |
26/10/2008 21:31 | how low can this go, sub 75p and i will buy | robizm | |
28/1/2008 09:24 | leedskier - yes. There are a couple of other funds to consider for eastern europe exposure: Jupiter Emerging Europe and also Neptune Greater Russia. I wanted something a little less volatile than IEC which I also hold. I managed to buy just before the massive drop though: brilliant timing. | dasv | |
27/1/2008 20:13 | I had a look at the company's website. A clever lady runs the portfolio. But yet to outperform Peter... | leedskier | |
14/1/2008 13:05 | Off my radar until now - I like the look of this and will buy here and IZBL potentially instead of TEM. | dasv | |
14/7/2006 13:52 | I am thinking that perhaps I should buy back into EST soon. I instructed my AVC to re-buy JII on Monday but haven't heard whether the transaction took place. I regard India as a long term growth story but by March figured most markets and especially emerging ones had got ahead of themselves too much. I prefer India over China on the grounds that the former is a functioning democracy where on the whole the rule of law prevails. Also China has I think had over investment in a number of industries which means although the economy is growing fast it won't necessarily translate into value for shareholders. However, I can't say I am an expert on either economy so don't take my word for it. | greenpastures | |
11/7/2006 16:45 | Greenpastures I was stopped out twice following my initial purchase last year.... first time I bought back in at a slightly higher price, second time I went back at a lower price. I also realised my profit whenever I was showing £1000 over my original investment. I ended over £4300 up on EST when I was stopped out in March. Tight stop-loss works for me but may not suit everyone. I haven't gone in very hard this time as I am not confident enough of the situation. Bought some JRS a few weeks ago and now have a decent profit. I see JII are down again today although the NAV is up a few pence. Could this be a buying opportunity or have I missed something? I am rather wary of both China and India at the moment but still quite like emerging Europe. edit: 23:17 Just seen the awful news from Mumbai..... | tuckswood8 | |
11/7/2006 16:04 | raxzi - ROFLAO | nirvs | |
11/7/2006 15:50 | If you go short with the intention of keeping your position open until October (ie for 4 months) you are taking one big chance. Good luck mate but do you know what you are doing? | raxzi | |
11/7/2006 11:40 | Spot-on Greenpastures. Looking to short EST, TEM, JII on a next possible leg down...and hope to keep short thru to an October low. No position now | nirvs | |
09/7/2006 19:52 | That's a tight stop loss for a share with EST's volatility tuckswood. EST over the last three years has often fallen back 10% or more and swung back higher. I sold out in March at 304p and haven't as yet bought back. My feeling is it is rather early to buy emerging market stocks as the jury is still out on whether the US will have a soft landing although that seems to have been the majority view the last couple of weeks. However, the latest data appear to be casting doubt on that view so we could yet see another downswing and if so emerging markets are likely to fall disportionately again compared with the mature ones. | greenpastures | |
08/7/2006 15:21 | Great performer for me last year until I was taken out in March. (I use a 7% rising stop-loss. Believe now could be time to get back in and bought yesterday, will keep a tight stop-loss though. | tuckswood8 | |
08/3/2006 14:16 | To me it looks like a forced seller is offloading as the daily quoted NAV is pretty steady?...plus Russian ministers thinking there's an equity bubble.... | cootuk |
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