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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Fidelity China Special Situations Plc | LSE:FCSS | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B62Z3C74 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
3.00 | 1.52% | 201.00 | 200.50 | 201.00 | 202.00 | 198.00 | 202.00 | 1,740,935 | 16:35:29 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt | 60.91M | 23.29M | 0.0494 | 40.59 | 944.29M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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23/5/2011 12:29 | Finally trading at a discount - who would have believed it ;) | roman2325 | |
04/5/2011 06:07 | Still over a 10 premium - Bolton raising more cash? | roman2325 | |
21/4/2011 12:30 | barnierbear look like you made a stupid mistake.....i see £1.20p short term with £1.50 medium based on AB...... just top up as its cheap as chips...... put to one side and come back to great returns in 3 years.......help u retire.... | rocketblast | |
21/4/2011 12:27 | wots the next high.... £1.20p | rocketblast | |
21/4/2011 12:25 | wots the next high.... £1.20p | rocketblast | |
07/4/2011 15:13 | A decent chinese punt - Looks like Prosperity's ACC stake is marching higher again, up 8.6% to another new high of 22.59, ACC stake now worth £170m. PMHL's total market valuation £168m. PMHL's Total Assets worth £538m (Net cash £140m)(Prosperity's ACC stake has a market value of £170m). Waiting for PMHL to play catch up. Prosperity Minerals Holdings (120.5p) (LON:PMHL) (30.3.11) has an absurdly low valuation according to Daniel Stewart & Co's Richard Nolan. | eagle12357 | |
18/3/2011 11:29 | NAV: 98p!!!!! No further questions.. | roman2325 | |
15/3/2011 10:31 | Hectorp: what are your thoughts on the chart now? Back to your 80p prediction? | roman2325 | |
10/3/2011 17:20 | Its clobbered the rest of the market however. | gbb483 | |
10/3/2011 10:00 | Very poor China trade figures, imports too strong. However, has not impacted on the Fund here, a good sign. Will watch from now for a chance to add again. | hectorp | |
09/3/2011 08:37 | Chart looking much better now. | hectorp | |
08/3/2011 13:16 | If its bouncing back, there is this inverted head and shoulders in play. Chartists will have taken note of it. roman, calm down. anyhow the ETF is not covering 'special sits' but is a blind overall Fund. OK it has its values, but it's not Mr Bolton in charge. ;-) AS said I may add an ETF as well as. | hectorp | |
08/3/2011 10:34 | It looks like that now all the mis-conceptions about the C shares have gone the share price is bouncing back. | gbb483 | |
07/3/2011 08:53 | Hectorp - if you really want to buy China buy an ETF. This is still on a silly premium and with the whopping fees Fido are charging it makes no sense to buy this (NAV is 103 for Christ's sake) | roman2325 | |
07/3/2011 08:49 | We can devalue in the west to create a platform to compete with the east in producing goods to export. The problem then is obvious! How do you get UK EU and US wages down to £1 an hour? 80p an hour? 80% devaluation perhaps, and thats a case for holding gold and silver. We simply cannot seriously compete. Also the East is fast becoming a 2 Billion people inclusive trading market with China as hub. Britain is a minnow, and our great Banking-based 'economy' is more or less stuffed for now at least. HSBC even, threatens to leave for H-K. I don't blame. I suspect it is still better holding this Fund or a China ETF than simply puting cash into a Yuan account. Also FCSS has come off quite a bit. | hectorp | |
06/3/2011 17:20 | I suspect Chinese manufacturing is becoming so good that they will be able to sustain exports even with a substantial strenghtening of their currency. I think that bank account in Glasgow might well be worth a flutter as the Western nations leapfrog over each other to devalue their currencies/encourage inflation. | atflores | |
06/3/2011 15:02 | But, he must know that, this creating a negative view of his Fund. Also I see China is to cut income tax for low paid. ( 3rd March decision) this will be good for Chinese markets. The poorer half of the population are hit by food and basic goods inflation. This will help a great deal. Perhaps a China ETF would do or half ETF half Mr Bolton's Fund. I see the China Bank in Glasgow will offer a Yuan savings account ( news today's press) min deposit £1800 paying 2.6% interest. Of course it is a currency play mainly. I doubt I shall subscribe. | hectorp | |
03/3/2011 12:23 | Hectorp - if the premium remains he will raise more money - simple as that. With the Chinese economy stuttering further every day I see no reason to invest here | roman2325 | |
03/3/2011 12:18 | I can recommend the King's speech prompter, Ian. -I wonder at long last if I might dip a toe in again. But I fear next year he could come up with a further wheeze, eg 'D' shares then 'E' shares and in 2014, the dreaded 'Priority F' shares. Also there is a fair chance that in 2012-13 China will have massive inflation problems. | hectorp | |
01/3/2011 11:51 | At the risk of splitting hairs, I make the effective price 105.5 (100/94.83) and calculate that accepting the offer has produced around 1% more shares than a direct market purchase..... not a big deal, but at least we have kept our heads above water! | ianwwwhite | |
28/2/2011 17:37 | So the C shares are effectively priced at 104.5p - which means your dilution is purely imaginary. | gbb483 | |
24/2/2011 11:31 | Hey guys, just buy buy buy at these nice low levels.....only way is up | halfpenny |
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