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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Herald Investment Trust Plc | LSE:HRI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0004228648 | ORD 25P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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5.00 | 0.23% | 2,155.00 | 2,150.00 | 2,160.00 | 2,155.00 | 2,140.00 | 2,140.00 | 35,403 | 14:55:16 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end | 63.35M | 48.12M | 0.8713 | 24.62 | 1.18B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/8/2010 14:19 | very quiet | amt | |
14/8/2006 09:13 | current NAV 397p. 60p premium at this price. But it seems very quiet here. | gb2005 | |
28/11/2005 08:34 | Pretty stagnant for two years now while Techmark is up 30%. Time for some changes? | jw885 | |
25/11/2004 17:06 | Cheers guys | techair | |
25/11/2004 17:05 | Use this to search for HRI(use full name): | jonc | |
25/11/2004 17:03 | Whoops that link does not work. | jonc | |
25/11/2004 16:52 | Top of the list: | jonc | |
25/11/2004 16:43 | This link throws up a few possible leads It dosen't look good. | optimist | |
25/11/2004 10:31 | A lady who works with my wife has recently lost her husband, and whilst clearing out paperwork etc discovered that he had deposited nearly £5k with these guys. Its basically a holiday club. Does anyone have any idea about what happened to them or if not how to go about finding them? Thank you | techair | |
09/3/2004 17:16 | NAV 415p Holding up even if profit taking to the fore. Looks like big computer, IT based stocks are consolidating, but rest of mkt looks OK. That may explain profit taking on HRI & the NAV holding up. Still 350p looks possible, ie previous high, or maybe it will go to bottom of trend, which by my estimates is the same price. So I am holding. Old high of 700p some way off. | mac | |
05/3/2004 15:36 | NAV 416p still on the up, but profit taking hitting the share price. Which leads the way I wonder? Agree whole heartedly with you Foster | mac | |
04/3/2004 12:10 | I hold both HRI and AIT. Comparing the two, I feel more comfortable with HRI and believe that AIT carries more risk. AIT is the result of the merging last year of ATR (Aim Trust) and TPC (3PC). By this means, it was possible for Bill Brown, the manager, to overcome the disastrous effects of having to cover loan covenants, because his gearing remained unacceptably high throughout the bear market. With this trust I am maintaining a tight stop-loss. As for HRI, I see on TrustNet today that it has produced the biggest asset increase (114%) of all the 58 Smaller Companies Investment Trusts over the past 12 months. Katie Potts, the manager, is to be congratulated on this performance. At the beginning of last year she had the courage to increase gearing at the right time, taking on loans of £30m at low interest rates, and has made some excellent investments. And yet, in the annual report, she seems disappointed with her achievements, saying, "... but even when you make money, you invariably think it should have been more". The Chairman, in his statement, says, "In conclusion, the year [2003] has been satisfactory". Only satisfactory? Rare modesty indeed. I say well done Katie and all at HRI. | foster | |
27/2/2004 11:12 | Decided to hang on - nice little breakout so feel quite pleased. Lokks like a bit of catch up expect it to setttle in 390-400 range for abit | slogsweep | |
20/2/2004 08:07 | Thanks for comments, only reason I'm swithering is 'other opportnities' can't own them all I'll look at the trustnet site before deciding | slogsweep | |
19/2/2004 17:25 | As mac says its up to you Slogsweep. But I think its worth noting the +19% gain in 3 months. Have a look at Trustnet you will see the current level of discount is not too demanding either. Also look at todays performance. Major holdings AMT 5.3%,IMT 5.5% amd TMX 3.7%. With 3x as many buys as sales. However my wkly chart does show the price to be near the top of a 6 month channel, so it could turnaround and head south. The next few days could interesting. It gapped up today, above the Upper BB on my dly chart. Spike or breakout? | ivt2 | |
19/2/2004 15:09 | 414p NAV It's up to you Slogsweep. I like the current chart. NAV growing nicely. Went to a premium to NAV on last bull run. Yes same management team. Have a quick look at the results, they are very straightforward. | mac | |
19/2/2004 10:15 | Held these for a while. They used to specialise in smaller Tech. Coys with some US ones. Is this still the case and is the management team the same as that of 4 0r 5 years ago? I don't usually take much notice of fundamentals now as I have too many holdings to keep up-to-date so I use charts as that takes less time. The chart on this looks a bit sad and I was on the point of selling as I have a number of good candidates (eaglet,Gart. fledgling,Schroder EM, Aberforth Smaller, Active capital) all growing 3x faster at least. Is there somthing I should know that might change my mind? | slogsweep | |
17/2/2004 16:15 | Breaking up into new territory since the crash. Taken time to come, which bodes well for the future. Recent results show manager in control & out performing. Time for a new thread? Any views on where this market is going & HRI along with it. | mac | |
06/8/2002 16:22 | Shame about the 750,000 Ingenta shares they bought a week or so ago at about 140p, just before a profit warning. They are now 65p! Not a significant amount in relation to the fund, but a pretty bad call! MH, I agree though, these discounts are huge. | gzr | |
06/8/2002 16:14 | And this one's on a 20% discount.Utter madness. | mh | |
02/11/2001 20:58 | Oh dear - £1 could well be on the cards; call me a pessimist but things are bad and could get worse. The technology profit promises seem to be getting further in the future & that chart looks suspicious. Ms Potts at least is sure of her salary! | gurp |
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