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JII Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc

953.00
-3.00 (-0.31%)
21 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc LSE:JII London Ordinary Share GB0003450359 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -3.00 -0.31% 953.00 950.00 954.00 968.00 950.00 956.00 72,182 16:35:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end 21.78M 2.96M 0.0404 235.64 697.56M
Jpmorgan Indian Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JII. The last closing price for Jpmorgan Indian Investment was 956p. Over the last year, Jpmorgan Indian Investment shares have traded in a share price range of 798.00p to 971.00p.

Jpmorgan Indian Investment currently has 73,272,730 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jpmorgan Indian Investment is £697.56 million. Jpmorgan Indian Investment has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 235.64.

Jpmorgan Indian Investment Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/7/2007
23:15
Thanks Mangal for info on Turkey.
cottlet
05/6/2007
16:19
The easiest(& prob the cheapest) way is to buy the Turkey ETF, epic ITKY
mangal
05/6/2007
15:43
I have seen Brazil, India and Turkey rated as the best emerging markets. Anybody know how to invest in Turkey? Thanks
cottlet
22/5/2007
21:01
Compare JII with New India (NII).
Since01.01.07 both have gained a mere 1%.
The Indian budget (March) & removal of global finance from India back to ...?Japan/China ?... as a result .
This is my explanation - any other offers?

davidbh
22/5/2007
14:45
Yes NAV is 348p today. So is it just market confidence that is making this share price lag so far behind?
ipendlebury
17/5/2007
12:56
This is now almost 10% off NAV.
aldasoa
04/5/2007
11:35
How stupid of me!
aldasoa
03/5/2007
13:31
Only ten companies are listed in the JII ten largest invetments. The first company to be ignored in your count is the actual trust name, not one of the ten constituents!
n111ndy
03/5/2007
11:03
In the 'TEN LARGEST INVESTMENTS' message they have a list of 11 companies and 10 percentage holdings adding to 49.9. A similar mistake has been made with JMC.
aldasoa
02/4/2007
14:36
Sitting on its 200dma.

Must bounce tomorrow or we could be in for a period of weakness.

frank spencer
12/3/2007
11:28
i am looking to invest in some sort of AIM listed Indian Property Fund - after doing a bit of searching it seems these are the options and the amount of money they have to spend- I wondered if anyone had any insight into which are the better ones to go for?:
TRC £250m
ISH £200m
ERE £50m
ATPT £75m
UCP £360m
WPR £60m
HRCO £380m
IHC £50m

roodboy
09/3/2007
12:32
yes you are correct - i am actually looking to get back in here after selling out recently

THE NET ASSET VALUES IN PENCE WITH DEBT VALUED AT PAR AS AT MARKET CLOSE ON 8TH
MARCH 2007 WERE AS FOLLOWS:


JPMORGAN INDIAN INVESTMENT TRUST PLC: 298.82

roodboy
08/3/2007
13:47
RB, that premium probably disappered due to today's market rise.

BSE Closed up 520 @13,100 & NSE Closed up 150 @3,777

mangal
08/3/2007
12:02
THE NET ASSET VALUES IN PENCE WITH DEBT VALUED AT PAR AS AT MARKET CLOSE ON 7TH
MARCH 2007 WERE AS FOLLOWS:


JPMORGAN INDIAN INVESTMENT TRUST PLC: 287.64


is this now trading at a premium to NAV?

roodboy
05/3/2007
19:57
I am not so sure we have seen the end of it Frank. It is still unclear whether the US is headed for recession. If the US housing market really tanks I think it will.

Without the US engine company earnings will be hit in a number of countries. Perhaps less so in India than say Japan or Taiwan but I doubt India will be completely immune, which means a lower valuation will be required to justify equity investment.

greenpastures
05/3/2007
18:05
If the Indian convertible bond market is any guide, the recent falls should be all but over.

There has been no panic selling, and convertible bond prices have jusr richened up and gained premium.

The Indian growth story is here to stay, and I strongly believe this recent fall is healthy for the market and the raging bull can start in ernest again.

frank spencer
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