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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Herald Investment Trust Plc LSE:HRI London Ordinary Share GB0004228648 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -18.00 -1.08% 1,652.00 32,069 16:35:23
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,658.00 1,668.00 1,670.00 1,658.00 1,660.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Equity Investment Instruments 11.74 0.26 0.05 33,040.0 1,099
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:35:23 UT 2,606 1,652.00 GBX
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Herald Investment (HRI) Latest News (1)

Herald Investment News

Date Time Source Headline
06/8/202015:46UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
05/8/202013:56UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
04/8/202013:47UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
03/8/202016:04UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
03/8/202013:54UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Form 8.3 - Microsaic Systems plc
31/7/202013:08UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
31/7/202007:00UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Transaction in Own Shares
30/7/202016:52UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Half-year report circulated to shareholders
30/7/202012:43UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
29/7/202014:37UKREGHerald Investment Trust PLC Net Asset Value
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Date Time Title Posts
04/8/202015:41Herald Investment Trust plc18
06/7/202016:09Quality High Tech longterm Investment206
25/11/200417:06Anyone know what happened to these guys?6
06/8/200216:22Herald Investment - cheap bucket of IT shares. Quick.11

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Herald Investment (HRI) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2020-08-06 15:35:231,652.002,60643,051.12UT
2020-08-06 15:29:001,668.0029483.72AT
2020-08-06 15:29:001,668.001091,818.12AT
2020-08-06 15:29:001,666.0025416.50AT
2020-08-06 15:29:001,666.00661,099.56AT
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Herald Investment (HRI) Top Chat Posts

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06/8/2020
09:20		Herald Investment Daily Update: Herald Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Equity Investment Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HRI. The last closing price for Herald Investment was 1,670p.
Herald Investment Trust Plc has a 4 week average price of 1,600p and a 12 week average price of 1,262p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,710p while the 1 year low share price is currently 877p.
There are currently 66,513,027 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 83,995 shares. The market capitalisation of Herald Investment Trust Plc is £1,098,795,206.04.
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17/7/2020
14:02		spangle93: He's not exactly selling a good case for investment though, is he? "It is perhaps surprising that the overall returns have been positive when COVID-19 has led to economic havoc, and technology is at the eye of the storm in trade tensions between China and the United States. Share price increases have led to the valuation rating of the portfolio rising from a p/e ratio of 21.4x at the start of the year to one of 25.3x Bloomberg estimates. Furthermore, analysts' forecasts rarely reflect share-based compensation so valuations are really higher than they have been at any time other than the internet bubble of 2000. However, there is no comparison with that period as most investee companies are solidly generating cash. In addition, the challenge for investors in finding value anywhere makes these valuations less unattractive, and it is evident that there is more interest in the TMT sector. The caveat is that the economic outlook remains precarious, and forecasts are more uncertain than usual. " Compare this with the positivism of SMT's statements
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24/5/2020
13:39		quepassa: To put Friday's 15.5% Discount-to-NAV and share price of 1426p into clear perspective. Three months ago around 6th. February, HRI achieved an all-time-high share price of 1530p with a NAV of 1722p - just 32p higher than the latest NAV on Friday of 1690p. However the Discount-to-NAV in early February was 11.2% by comparison with the current (and still bloated) Discount of 15.5%. If we applied February's 11.2% Discount-to-NAV to this Friday's NAV of 1690p, it would dictate a share price of 1500p compared to Friday's close of 1426p. In my opinion, the share price is still a bargain at this discount level and not yet fully up with events at a time when many other leading Investment Trust NAV's have already narrowed back down to pre-Covid-crisis levels. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP.
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20/12/2019
17:03		weatherman: While the NAV has gone to 1656p, the share price has come back to 1458p - thus returning to ~200p below NAV (~12% below).
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01/11/2019
07:50		quepassa: The small-cap sector is generally a little under the cosh at the moment - and the Woodford affair is a major contributor to negative sector sentiment- but the quality and resilience of Herald continues to shine through and impress. Just how wise to have a truly diversified portfolio with no oversize investments in illiquid holdings. When you consider that NAV is 1563p versus a current share price of 1295, the discount of 20% leaves a lot of room for compression and the share looks attractive. ALL IMO. DYOR QP
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18/7/2018
07:41		quepassa: Great half year figures from 31Dec 2017. A stunning uplift in NAV of +9.6% against a tough UK market whereas the benchmark Numis smallcap/Aim index produced a negative return of -1.7%. This is great/astonishing outperformance. Although it must be admitted that Herald underperformed against the Russell 2000 smallcap Tech index by a smidgeon which returned +15.6%. - Food for thought perhaps for the fund managers about their country weightings. The Herald share price has increased a highly satisfactory 14.9% over same period. Great set of half-year results. Total net assets now confirmed as having surpassed the £1billion mark at £1.046bn. Onwards and upwards for Herald. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
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10/1/2018
17:54		garth: NAV continuing to rise, discount growing, share price starting to trend sidewise having broken out of its seemingly inexorable rise. Concerns about the wider market looking toppy? G.
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05/12/2017
17:23		anley: YES I am in these and have been for many months. Miton and Herald with one VRS director now control 28% of VRS and I don't have to tell you what has happened to the share price of VRS in 2017.
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09/9/2017
09:29		quepassa: Switched out of Scottish Mortgage earlier this year after a great run and into HRI. Glad I did. The more I look at this fund, the more I respect it. With a NAV of 1309p versus a share price of 1115p, this looks like a bargain to me and the 15% discount to NAV still looks far too wide in my opinion. This Trust should outperform in my view. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
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23/6/2017
12:22		quepassa: It's just the focus of their investment portfolio. they are set up to specialise in smaller-cap tech stocks and generally the companies in that sector pay very limited dividends and are much more growth orientated rather than dividend-paying. whereas a trust on the FTSE 100 would comprise companies like RDSB, Voda and Insurance companies which pay high dividends but are generally low growth. you wouldn't expect a high divi from HRI but you would hope for big growth amongst their portfolio companies. no dividends are pocketed by the trust. however, all investment trusts take management fees. that's how they make their money. that's why they do it. they are money managers who take a management fee for their services and expertise. A 1% annual fee is not a particularly high one as some Trusts can charge 2%, and a limited few charge less than 1%. They take their ongoing fees and charges out of cash flow - whether from dividend monies the Trust receives or proceeds on sales of investments. it doesn't really impact share price. it impacts more performance. A trust which makes a TOTAL ANNUAL RETURN (divi's plus growth in value of portfolio) of 5% and takes a management fee of 1% leaves investors with a return of 4%. Obviously a Trust which levies annual fees of 2% would leave investors with 3%. Yes, of course, low fees and excellent performance are great but you need to find them and do your own research. have a good look Herald's useful investor website which tells you all about them and how they operate. Under the rubric "Funds" , click on Investment Trust and also look at their Monthly Fact Sheets hXXps://www.heralduk.com/ ALL IMO. DYOR. QP
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23/6/2017
12:02		axotyl: That's really useful, QP. (Just added the NAV/Price charts: Https://goo.gl/vHt5ee ) So, next question, if you can bear it, is why the paltry HRI dividend? I realise that dividends with smallcap companies can be negligible or with investment trusts are any dividends just pocketed by the trust? Also, they take a management charge of 1% of net assets. How is that extracted, and does it affect the share price? I'm not complaining. I just want to understand the background. I guess I can get on the 'phone and ask them.
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