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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Jpmorgan Chinese Investment Trust Plc | LSE:JMC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0003435012 | 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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0.00 | 0.00% | 351.50 | 347.00 | 356.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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06/10/2004 15:33 | Its a ramp fill your boots bla bla bla | tacktacka | |
06/10/2004 14:45 | any more comments like that and I will filter you | tacktacka | |
06/10/2004 13:41 | are well they might you never know | tacktacka | |
04/10/2004 14:54 | Any chance this might rise on the back of CWO | tacktacka | |
30/9/2004 09:33 | Anybody worried about the flu pandemic rumblings? | mart | |
17/9/2004 12:22 | NAV seems to be making pleasingly steady progress; now about 59p. | mart | |
26/8/2004 09:30 | a fund like this could easily be £10 plus a share, in 10 years, its a good one to tuck away and enjoy many years of chinese growth, i hold over 16,000 shares and will be looking to add, in the near future. | igoe104 | |
26/8/2004 00:30 | China's definitely the place to be for the long term (10+ years). With it's huge natural resources & population it'll be the economic superpower of the future. With the Olympics in 2008 the world will see how China has been transformed. Just watch out for the NAV, buying only when at a discount. When this share starts taking off again it'll easily switch to a premium. | pinhead3 | |
26/8/2004 00:30 | China's definitely the place to be for the long term (10+ years). With it's huge natural resources & population it'll be the economic superpower of the future. With the Olympics in 2008 the world will see how China has been transformed. Just watch out for the NAV, buying only when at a discount. When this share starts taking off again it'll easily switch to a premium. | pinhead3 | |
26/8/2004 00:30 | China's definitely the place to be for the long term (10+ years). With it's huge natural resources & population it'll be the economic superpower of the future. With the Olympics in 2008 the world will see how China has been transformed. Just watch out for the NAV, buying only when at a discount. When this share starts taking off again it'll easily switch to a premium. | pinhead3 | |
28/6/2004 13:14 | just been averaging down today purchased £2600 worth, to get down my £7780 buy at 68.4p. early this year, fancy this chinese fever to kick off again. a also got some cyc holding, shares at 2p a share this company is a pure chinese play, and well worth alook , for china fans. | igoe104 | |
18/6/2004 08:10 | i,ll also be averaging down, if it stays around this level, this coming year, there just to much growth in the next ten years in china, its just a matter of time , before we are in the money big time | igoe104 | |
17/6/2004 11:22 | I have been investing in this share since Oct.2000,using the "pound cost averaging " method, showing a small profit,but am quite happy to keep buying more shares this way when the price falls.Still confident it will show a large profit in the long term, | archambos | |
08/6/2004 19:49 | not a great day, anyone else out there, with anything to add | igoe104 | |
30/5/2004 12:13 | i,m not to sure blue tooth, but am glad to have got come of my losers back, this is a good long term share, china will grow, and will have more people visiting it , in 10 years than any other country, i,m of in dec myself,they also have the olympics there, if your patient with this share you will be well rewarded over the next 10 years , its no quick fix, but its one to put away | igoe104 | |
06/5/2004 12:10 | Edward Wu appointed 28 Feb 2004 resigns 28 April 2004 - WHY? | bluetooth | |
03/11/2003 23:45 | China is going to be the place of the future.It will make the US look like a third world ecenomy in a few years, | dondee | |
06/12/2002 10:30 | I've been buying this fund for yonks, but find it dull. I'd really like to get some comparative info / analysis on all available PRC and Gtr China funds. Anyone know where to look? | jabberstocky | |
05/12/2002 22:22 | watching the news ,guess who,s on it saying its a changing country,thats right china,and guess what who s going put a stick in the USA wheel. | pmeas | |
05/12/2002 22:18 | Bought a christmas tree at the weekend ,yepp,made in china , Bought some lights to go on me tree at the weekend ,right again made in china. Bought some bulbs made in china Bought a cheerokee jeep 3.1 deisel for me dads christmas box,guess what, made in USA but guess who makes 70 % of it. | pmeas | |
05/12/2002 21:53 | They have found some paying a special thats nice little fish are sweet. | ukek | |
10/11/2002 10:15 | HK and Taiwan are strictly speaking ROC - HK certainly is! - and are the most enterprise orientated sites in the region, those most able to capitalise on Chinese growth. If you want pure China then a) you're taking a larger risk than a fund that already correlates with the NASDAQ (volatile) and b) you're probably chinese! As a cautionary note, the dull fascade to the positive investment gloss been spread about china over the last 3 years: they have the highest proportion of unperforming loans in Asia, more than Japan. While growth continues around 6% pa then the effects of this burden on the financial sector might be tempered, but don't be surprised if there is a financial disaster waiting to happen -- what's new I hear you ask,, lol | jl202 | |
09/11/2002 23:06 | Agreed sorry, if ROC was 62.80% OK, but HK62.80%/Taiwan 34.80%? | mr ashley james | |
09/11/2002 22:44 | NO THANK YOU | ukek |
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