Fidelity China Special S... Share Discussion Threads

[bigwilly1986] 13/5/2010 10:17

rocketblast you have lost the plot ;)

[rocketblast] 13/5/2010 09:30

some say even higher but i am conservative or is it lib dem....hmmmm

[rocketblast] 13/5/2010 09:29

i see this well ablove £1.15 next few weeks as mid term move up. looking good with a year end target of £1.45.... nice one

[roman2325] 11/5/2010 09:07

Barnie: everyone's bullish on the long-term prospects for China but in no way is this a Raging Buy at the moment - just hold off and wait for it to drift a good bit lower

[barniebear] 11/5/2010 07:29

With the continued political uncertainty & the ££ in freefall this is a Raging Buy IMO.

[barniebear] 06/5/2010 18:48

Atflores

You missed the most important thing Re China NO DEBT & the greenback is only kept alive by Chinas purchases of that currency!!China IMO is the next SUPERPOWER

I don't think I'll be around in fifty years!

Likewise but more like 5 in my case just leave to your youngest next of kin or in my case my grandchildren

[irenekent] 06/5/2010 15:23

I don't think I'll be around in fifty years!

[atflores] 06/5/2010 14:43

No disaster in sight. There is no question that China and other industrialising countries are moving to have economies, and cultures, far more dynamic, interesting, and important than those of the self-loathing, leftie-raddled West. It is by no means certain that this fund will do well, but it seems like a betting certainty that such funds will have the opportunity to do so over the next 50 years or so.

[irenekent] 06/5/2010 08:25

Over blown, over hyped - a predictable disaster. Bolton is brilliant but even he can't move markets. There is a general sell off world-wide with governments trying to raise taxes before the second melt-down and the return of right-wing politics. Just look at Greece, Australia - Portugal and Spain next, and then the crumbling Eastern European countries who are finding it harder to export their unemployed to Western Europe. If demand for Chinese goods starts to fall off as wage rises cut competetiveness I can see this share failing to make any headway in the near future.

[barniebear] 30/4/2010 18:54

just had a look, wow, good timing barn.


Check it again Whizzy It did not reach my programmed sale price of 0.35 but if you have "Balls of Steel" it might be worth a "Silly Punt" My big earner so far is PDL bought @ 54p with costs!

[whizzy1] 30/4/2010 16:19

just had a look, wow, good timing barn.

[barniebear] 30/4/2010 10:13

whizzy

My large(fun punt)is in SEO yesterday Not for widows & orphans

[whizzy1] 30/4/2010 09:00

Patients will be rewarded here, nothing toxic, a history of solid returns, when it goes, it will go, in for £25 K myself, it's a balance, as my rather large, quick & risky punt is with SDY, up 29% in two months.

[barniebear] 29/4/2010 18:38

So why invest? Quicker and bigger bucks to be made elsewhere.

Or Lost I have mearly "Parked" a few bob in this stock"!

[lr4850] 29/4/2010 18:36

So why invest? Quicker and bigger bucks to be made elsewhere.

[whizzy1] 29/4/2010 18:31

This will float around the quid for some time, A.B and his guys have to spend the cash first, then the interims should start the ball rolling.
You wont make a quick buck here, im looking 2 years min.

[barniebear] 29/4/2010 14:47

How much lower??
Roman Let us look in a crystal ball for possible events next week.
Ready N/L is 3rd in the polls but with Yellow(liberal)support hang on to power but will not get into bed with N/L until they ditch Bruin!! This spooks the markets Big Time with the ££££ falling like a stone so if above proves correct a poss 30% upside next week!!But just crystal gazeing OK.Tories win poss Loss of 5%

[bigwilly1986] 28/4/2010 11:43

IMO it will be affected by UK plc, as more eurozone problems would lead to a flight to safety etc. But I agree that long term it won't matter.

[roman2325] 28/4/2010 11:34

How much lower??

[whizzy1] 27/4/2010 18:57

Sea of red today (obv).
At the very least we are in a holding that won't be affected by UK plc.
P.S
China/Bank up 41%



I expect there will be more money going in should the fund join the FTSE250 and the trackers get involved in the fund. I also think there will
be a lot of IFA money in the funds so there is unlikely to be much stagging going on.

[topvest] 26/4/2010 21:03

Hmm - interesting - is the cash in US$? Not a great start!!

[bigwilly1986] 26/4/2010 15:31

Why is the NAV going down? Is it the exchange rate?

[barniebear] 23/4/2010 18:50

roman.

Yes i know it was not personal just my aggressive style.

I bought First National Greater China growth late last year @ £2.59 now app £3.54 it has been over £3.60 this year & is showing me a decent profit but not nearly as much as PDL bought @54p with costs now trading @82p.

[whizzy1] 23/4/2010 18:24

What sort of fees does AB intend pulling from the fund YTD. anyone?