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JEMA Jpmorgan Emerging Europe Middle East & Africa Securities Plc

195.00
4.50 (2.36%)
18 Dec 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jpmorgan Emerging Europe Middle East & Africa Securities Plc LSE:JEMA London Ordinary Share GB0032164732 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.50 2.36% 195.00 190.00 200.00 199.00 191.00 191.00 120,393 16:35:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end 700k -8k -0.0002 -9,950.00 77.03M
Jpmorgan Emerging Europe Middle East & Africa Securities Plc is listed in the Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JEMA. The last closing price for Jpmorgan Emerging Europe... was 190.50p. Over the last year, Jpmorgan Emerging Europe... shares have traded in a share price range of 72.00p to 283.00p.

Jpmorgan Emerging Europe... currently has 40,436,176 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jpmorgan Emerging Europe... is £77.03 million. Jpmorgan Emerging Europe... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -9950.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/2/2024
12:01
Navalny dies in prison


Died of natural causes no doubt. Nothing suspicious.

brwo349
15/2/2024
18:52
Dont think we will be that lucky

The faulty CPU in LogLIAR bot has finally completely failed and is awaiting a new one from North Korea

lunar 26
15/2/2024
18:44
Hmmm... Not a peep from logliar about all this.

Could he possibly (hopefully) have GFY'd and switched off as requested?

masergt
15/2/2024
18:39
brwo34913 Feb '24 - 20:15 - 54 of 58.

This has been going for a while. China issued a new "National Map of China" last year with re-drafted borders, reclaimed territories and renamed cities across SE Asia and Russia's Far East. SE Asian nations objected but Putin never said a word.











Logliar will swear blind this is all just more Western media propaganda. Lol.

masergt
14/2/2024
19:01
It had very impressive defence.............not

The seabed creatures will enjoy their new home along with Moskva, etc

lunar 26
14/2/2024
14:56
Brilliant video of the attack and sinking
lunar 26
14/2/2024
13:49
Brilliant video of the attack and sinking
lunar 26
14/2/2024
13:25
Another Russian ship at the bottom of the sea apparently.

Happy Valentines Vlad , love the Ukraine xxx

dil 21
14/2/2024
07:44
Happy days. Another Russian ship gone.

BREAKING NEWSUkraine 'sinks another Putin warship off Crimea': Russia 'stages sea rescue operation' as footage shows possible vessel on fire
Several Ukrainian sources reported the stricken ship was the Caesar Kunikov
By WILL STEWART

PUBLISHED: 07:12, 14 February 2024 | UPDATED: 07:37, 14 February 2024

brwo349
13/2/2024
20:15
China Eyes Russia's Far East as Putin's 'History Lesson' Backfires
Published Feb 13, 2024 at 3:17 AM EST


Russian President Vladimir Putin's "history lesson" during his interview with journalist Tucker Carlson has prompted some Chinese nationalists to demand the return of the port city of Vladivostok.

On Weibo, an X-like Chinese social media platform, nationalists have scrutinized Putin's long reflection on Russia-Ukraine relations and how it relates to their own territorial claims. Putin tried to justify the Kremlin's decision to attack Ukraine in an interview with Carlson in Moscow on February 6.


China has a historical claim to Vladivostok, which was handed to Tsarist Russia in 1860 as part of the Treaty of Peking. Under the treaty, the boundary between China and Russia was set along the Amur and Ussuri Rivers, which gave Russia access to Vladivostok, a major port city in Russia's Far East.

China hasn't officially backed Russia's war in Ukraine, but Beijing has provided financial assistance.


In recent years, a movement among sections of Chinese nationalists has emerged, asking that Russia return Vladivostok to China. These claims have been intensified by Putin's interview, in which he contrasted the alleged historical foundation of the Russian state, which he said dated back to the 9th century, with the "invention" of Ukraine in the 20th century.

"According to history, Russia should return us Vladivostok and vast territory stolen 100-something years ago," Robert Wu, a social media user from China, said on X, formerly Twitter.


Another Chinese nationalist on Weibo pointed out that Russia has territories that imperial Chinese dynasties had previously controlled.

"Going further afield, today's Mongolia and Russian Siberia were both territories of China in the Tang Dynasty with its capital in Xi'an," wrote a Weibo user. The Tang Dynasty dates back to the 7th century.

"..historically some place belongs to somewhere can mean very little. why must we refer to the 8th or 13th century but not 220 BC? we live in the present day with laws, not the 8th century," Zichen Wang, a fellow at the China Center for China and Globalization and a former Chinese state media journalist, wrote on X.


Newsweek reached out by email to the Russian Foreign Ministry for comment.

brwo349
13/2/2024
16:15
Thanks Glavey. Excellent reports.

Some of many comments in the Russiapost article say everything about Russia today.
"The current utility accidents are a classic case of a perfect storm, says economist Sergei Petrov (name changed at the interlocutor’s request)."

"Tellingly, the string of accidents bypassed wealthier residential areas in Moscow Region and Moscow."

"...production declined and the enterprise was resold several times under dubious schemes, while the current owners could be close to the Kremlin."

So much for your rip-roaring economy and happy clappy ever smiling locals, logliar. These reports prove Russia is a typical third world dictatorship - in self inflicted decline due to corruption, unlawful reprisals for speaking out and under increasing threat of internal rebellion, a guaranteed peoples' revolution if only the people knew the full story.

Curiously enough, even billionaire oligarchs are feeling the backlash of earlier corruption as the State renationalises their cash cows. That is not going down well in the monied hierarchy and more than anything could hasten Putin's demise.

masergt
09/2/2024
09:07
Putin Interview...


1. Russia officially asked Clinton when he was president to join NATO. Clinton said no.

2. 5 times Russia officially asked NATO not to expand any further East and not to put bases so close to the Russian border and all 5 times NATO ignored Russia's concerns.

3. The Presidents of the United States DO NOT make any of the decisions.

4. Russia came into the Crimea because the Ukrainians were bombing and killing Russians in Crimea.

5. It was the CIA who blew up Nord Stream pipeline.

6. All Western media is run by the United States.

7. Russia pulled out of Kiev and Northern Ukraine as that was part of the peace agreement between Russia and the Ukraine.

8. It was Boris Johnson of the UK who put a STOP to the peace deal between the Ukraine and Russia.

loganair
08/2/2024
12:46
The MOEX Russia index edged down 0.2% to 3250 on Thursday, halting three days of gains, weighed by telecommunications and transport sectors. Investors continued to digest corporate updates and eyed the movements in oil due to Middle East tensions.

Among individual stocks, Ozon (-1.7%), VK (-1.6%), X5 (-1.4%), Rusal (-1.3%), and Moex (-1.1%) declined the most.

Also, Yandex (-1%) took spotlight after the company announced the meeting of shareholders of Yandex N.V on the restructuring would be held on March 7. The Dutch company Yandex N.V. will sell Yandex's business for 475 billion rubles to a consortium of private investors. Yandex N.V. will cease to be the parent company of the group. The sale is expected to take place in two phases: the first will end in the first half of 2024, the second in 7 weeks later.

Meanwhile, increases were recorded by Unipro (2.8%), Polymetal (2.4%), Positive Group (1.1%), AFK (-0.9%), and Mechel (0.8%).

loganair
07/2/2024
10:01
The MOEX Russia index rose 0.4% to 3250 on Wednesday, trading in the green for the third session and hovering at its highest levels since October 2023, driven by construction and transport sectors. Still, the upward momentum was subdued after Chinese bank Chouzhou Commercial, which Russian importers use as the main settlement center, halted operations with the country.

Among individual stocks, Yandex (3.6%), X5 (1.7%), Ros Agro (0.9%), and Sberbank (0.8%) gained the most.

In contrast, M.Video (-2.5%), Rusal (-1%), QIWI (-0.9%), and MKB (-0.7%) were the key decliners. M.Video shares dropped despite the company presenting strong operating results.

loganair
06/2/2024
19:38
The IMF now expects Russia's GDP to grow by 2.6% in 2024, 1.5 percentage points more than they expected in October.
loganair
06/2/2024
12:50
The MOEX Russia index rose by 0.2% to 3,233 on Tuesday, lacing the market drivers, with losses recorded in IT and construction sectors being offset by gains in consumer goods, financials & telecommunications sectors.

Among individual stocks, Rusal (1.8%), Segezha (1.5%), PIK (1.4%), MKB (1%), and Rostelecom (1%) were the top performers.

In contrast, Novatek (-1.4%), GLTR (-1%), NLMK (-0.9%), and Severstal (-0.8%) declined.

Investors also kept their attention on MMK shares after the company reported a 68.2% increase in its net profit for 2023 compared to 2022.

loganair
05/2/2024
17:14
Future of the YNV Group Post-Divestment

Following completion of the sale transaction, YNV will retain a portfolio of international businesses and other non-Russian assets, including four early-stage technology businesses and other assets:

1. Nebius AI, an AI cloud platform that is one of the largest providers of GPU capacity in Europe.

2. Toloka AI, a data solutions partner for GenAI and Large Language Model development.

3. Avride, one of the leading developers of self-driving technologies.

4. TripleTen, an EdTech service that equips people with in-demand tech skills.

5. Our data center located in Finland.

6. Minority investments in other technology businesses.

These businesses are building an AI-focused suite of services and solutions initially to target markets in Europe, the US, Asia and the Middle East.

Our core intellectual property asset following completion of the proposed transaction will be our talented team of approximately 1,300 people employed by YNV and the retained international businesses, who are well placed to develop new proprietary technology for our retained businesses. In addition, YNV will receive transitional licenses for various fixed periods in 2024, to facilitate the further development of these businesses' own technology. After a short transition period following completion, YNV will cease to use the Yandex brand, which will be retained by the Target group. We expect that our International Businesses will develop their own branding going forward. We intend to seek shareholder approval to change the legal name of YNV in due course.

loganair
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