Fidelity Japan Share Discussion Threads

[pomp circumstance] 19/9/2005 12:40

I thought most made a bid for infidelity ;)

[nikkeitrader] 19/9/2005 12:39

For Fidelity ;)

[pomp circumstance] 19/9/2005 12:39

Maybe a bid ;)

[nikkeitrader] 19/9/2005 12:33

Oh please !

[madmanc] 19/9/2005 12:30

100k market maker buy just went through at full ask, someone knows something!

[pomp circumstance] 16/9/2005 15:48

ive got some PDF stuff that puts a very interest slant on Japan, will try to uncork it from that most annoying of formats later!

[madmanc] 16/9/2005 15:37

Looking better now, next week should be velly interesting!

[pomp circumstance] 15/9/2005 14:53

Been to busy mate, will try to post something over the weekend , or change the header ;))

I think the opportunity speaks for itself tho!!!

[madmanc] 15/9/2005 14:51

Level 2 looking alright, 2 v 1 with next mm on 88.75 offer.

Should continue up from here after it's small pause for breath, blue tomorrow.

[madmanc] 15/9/2005 13:36

Pomp

When you getting round to posting more info as stated in the header?


Get off Betfair and start reserching young man!

[zerouali] 12/9/2005 22:48

Three year uptrend in place, with Japan about to boom this could well double in a few months.

[nikkeitrader] 12/9/2005 22:48

People will now wake up to Japan as she starts on her next bull run. The win by Koizumi San has already been jumped upon due to the policies which he stated in his manefesto. Everyone should have some exposure to Japan quickly IMO.

[shirishg] 12/9/2005 22:29

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[zerouali] 12/9/2005 22:26

Bought in today, lovely chart with breakout beckoning.

[pomp circumstance] 12/9/2005 19:16

With a Japanese recovery underway, I think this is a good time to get back into these.
Ive got a big position in my main portfolio of these.

With todays result in the Japanese Election ( Koizumi Wins Japan Elections by Landslide ) new reforms will be pushed thru, and with the Japanese economy showing greater than expected growth, we could see another boom time over there, if a little more slowly this time!
Its said the privatisation postal reform will put its money into more efficient investments and produce a bigger boost for Japan's economy, which is the world's second-biggest but has stagnated for years.
Would have been in for warrants (FJVW) for greater leverage as they have been fantastic earners in the past, but i think they have expired now. If anyone knows better please let me know.

[knowing] 07/3/2005 20:56

and she did ;-)

[the knowing] 11/2/2005 18:46

Higher we cry

[the knowing] 17/1/2005 00:02

Looks pretty good at the moment ;-)

[the knowing] 29/9/2004 22:25

Nikkei has had 9 down days so it should be due for a bounce;

[skyship] 17/5/2004 09:23

The title of this thread is beginning to come into its own. Personally I'm bearish of global markets; however @ 57p FJV is now back into BUY territory. I'm overweight in CASH at the moment; & this is my first grab at the value now being restored as some stocks experience above average shakeouts. Half now @ 57.11; and another half if we see 54p over coming weeks.

[the knowing] 28/4/2004 23:13

Put some cash into Legg mason Japan about a year ago and has now doubled.Well worth a look if you feel Japan is still undervalued.

There is a link on the JAP thread.

Sianara

[mangal] 25/3/2004 09:40

I agree, the key is the manager and the support framework. Thanks for your suggestions - I think you mean FJV & not FSV though FSV is of course v good too as it's run by the well-respected Anthony Bolton. I'll investigate further your suggestions. Thanks again.

[yiyack3] 25/3/2004 00:56

Hard to know how to define what is the 'best' IT.
Past performance might be a guide if it is consistent.
If, as it seems, Japan will continue to well, then gearing is a factor.
Quality and experience of the team is key - best to have people there, not just based in London.

On the above I tend to favour the Baille Giffort ITs, BGS and BGFD. The difference is that BGS invests in small caps, BGFD invests in bigger but not necessarily big companies.
Also like FSV and AJG.
IJD is also interesting but the wider spread puts me off.