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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| European Assets Trust Plc | EAT | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 85.60 | 16:08:28 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 86.00 | 85.60 | 86.20 | 85.60 | 85.60 |
| Industry Sector |
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| GENERAL FINANCIAL |
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Posted at 27/3/2024 20:27 by investingdad It is a shame it is 9 months out from year end and the dividend calculation! However I am hoping that markets led by US continue to go well into the election and into November outcome, then leading into a Santa rally. We might just get a decent dividend and hopefully with it comes an inflow of cash as sentiment continues to move to higher risk and smaller companies. There is a sector wide issue for sure. There is also a huge move to passive investing for retail investors. Trusts are less fashionable and in general under performing with greater fees. |
Posted at 24/9/2023 13:12 by danieldruff2 The performance over the last year or two largely mirrors one of my other holdings, BBH, which pays 3% a year, and SSON, which pays nothing. All tend to be mid market sized investors. |
Posted at 18/9/2023 19:07 by investingdad Looks like EAT is selling off today due to this. Mild technical recession' forecast in eurozoneS&P Global Market Intelligence are predicting a "mild technical recession" in the eurozone, in the second half of this year.Currently, US is the only direction of travel for investors. Arguably India too based on the trusts I hold. I think momentum from increasing price forecast may help the US but it is over valued and certainly not cheap. There will be a correction there at a point too as indexes are being driven by an increasing small amount of stocks. Europe will take time to recover, however, EAT has hit my near term numbers today below 84p is buying opportunity for me. I'll add this week. The current Nav hanging around 93.3p is opposite to what we are all hoping for, hopefully it can resist a sell off whilst setiment isn't through the floor. |
Posted at 16/2/2023 22:24 by investingdad 24% increase since October. The appetite looks like it is returning to me. The initial shock of the war and energy prices hit this hard, but for the time being, investors look open to take on a little more risk as the hard landing 'softens'.These smaller companies are usually quick to recover. And as long as this big push from Russia fails then Europe will continue to gain sentiment. I have continued to invest. 6% dividend in current climate is worth it. I am on a historic yield of about 14% and I am currently regretting not investing more in October. Shame it didn't recover before the dividend declaration however! |
Posted at 26/10/2022 23:33 by aleman New investor presentation: |
Posted at 18/6/2022 16:27 by aleman It's understandable to think that on ADVFN. The odd thing is how many decent investors are still on here despite the multitude of nutters. Most decent questions still get decent answers, though. |
Posted at 06/1/2022 18:32 by panshanger1 FWIW Long interview with Sam Cosh in last weeks investor chronicle |
Posted at 06/1/2022 16:27 by marktime1231 Rounded up to four x 2.2p thank you Bank of Montreal or Threadneedle or whatever name you go by these days.To think you could have bought these under 80p during the covid crunch. Surprised an investment giant has not sought to replicate this model of converting a bit of growth in to top drawer distribution. Income investors would be lining up. The share price performance has been boosted by the narrowing of the discount, used to average around 10% now under 5%. If that trend continues to the point where EAT trades at a modest premium 2-3% we could arrive at that pivotal moment where the trust can expand, issue new stock at a small gain, propel itself forward using demand momentum. Why not, other income trusts with a solid track record do it. Nevertheless the performance of EAT rests on the growth of its basket of pan-European small and mid-caps, and as the man on the telly says they can go down as well as up. We can be happy with years of steady progress but that does not mean it will always be linear and so impressive. |
Posted at 31/8/2021 12:01 by marktime1231 Appreciation strengthening for the value and potential of European small and mid caps is serving us well, another of my Euro baskets JEDC also gaining momentum. UK small-mid cap trusts also performing, it is the rest of the FTSE which is dull Investors pulling back from riskier Asia or pricey US markets, or ... actually got now idea why, maybe it is just Europe's turn for a decent run. Certainly not complaining, and yes NAV through 160p this year is not so far-fetched an idea. |
Posted at 16/10/2015 09:10 by masurenguy The investment objective of the Company is to achieve growth of capital through investment in quoted small and medium-sized companies in Europe, excluding the United Kingdom. A high distribution policy has been adopted and dividends have been paid mainly out of other reserves. The Board announced and paid dividends totalling EUR 0.7581 (net) per share for the year to 31 December 2015 payable in three instalments in January, May and August.Review of the period to 30 September 2015 This was a more difficult quarter for European Assets Trust with our total return underperforming a weak market. Following on the strong first half, the markets faltered over the summer months as principally weakness in emerging market economies caused investors to question whether Europe could thrive in an environment of a slowdown in growth of global output and trade. The recent Volkswagen scandal also weighed heavily on the European equity markets. Over the quarter our NAV returned -2.8% in Sterling terms, which was behind the index which delivered -0.7%. Nevertheless, our performance year to date of +9.5% is still comfortably ahead of the benchmark's return of +7.5%. Recent economic activity in Europe has not, however, in contrast to global activity, disappointed with domestic demand and consumer confidence continuing to recover. This remains a good backdrop to invest in more domestically focused smaller companies. We are not however economic forecasters and believe that our strengths lie in stock selection. On this front, the recent market falls have provided more opportunities to both add to existing holdings as we have continued to issue shares, but also provide a strong pipeline of new investment opportunities. As is our process, we will continue to focus on company fundamentals and our team will work hard to identify the investment opportunities that will deliver strong returns for our shareholders over the long term. Over the three month period ended 30 September 2015 the Company issued 3,220,000 new Ordinary Shares for a total consideration of £34.7 million representing 12.0% of the Ordinary Shares in issue at 30 June 2015. During the period the Company also issued 7,987 Ordinary Shares from treasury via scrip dividend. To facilitate this issuance the Company published a prospectus in July 2015. This prospectus allows the Company to issue up to 9 million new Ordinary shares at an issue price of at least net asset value and a premium to cover the commissions of issuance. 5 million shares were made available for issue under a blocklisting facility. Of this current blocklisting facility as at 30 September 2015 2.4 million remain available for issuance. |
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