Jpmorgan Indian Investment Share Discussion Threads

[field3] 28/1/2010 14:30

I also agree India is great on a long term view. However wish I had sold JII when it hit 400p which is what I almost done and bought back in now but I guess you can say that for most investments.

[tenapen] 28/1/2010 11:33

IMO it is still a great story in India.

The recient sell off was way over done, IMO.

Cairn India Ltd. (532792.BY) Thursday posted a 23% rise in fiscal third quarter consolidated net profit at INR2.91 billion, compared with INR2.36 billion a year earlier.

[tenapen] 25/1/2010 07:40

Not me.
I do not hold JII but i would be very interested in reading what is said at the AGM. If anyone goes please post, Thanks.

[slapdash] 24/1/2010 20:29

anyone going to the AGM of this company... tomorrow at 12 noon....

[carterit] 23/1/2010 22:03

Anyone thought of the nyse etf - EDC the 3 times bull emerging market etf ?

Magnifies the gains (and falls) by x 3. So if you catch it toward the bottom of a downswing the gains can be pretty good.

If we think the indexes may not move so dramatically this year,and indeed may fluctuate within a range ,the EDC can be quite good (and so can its brother,the 3 x bear emerging market ETF).

[tenapen] 12/1/2010 12:46

IMO, holders raised their stop loses to 400p and once the share price fell below 400p the stops were triggered !. I think the above chart is quite harsh realy as the MMs just opened the spread .... as they do :-/. At one point it was, bid 372p offer 389p.


MUMBAI: Software major Infosys Technologies on Tuesday reported a 3.6% decline in consolidated net profit at Rs 1,582 crore for the third quartet ended December 31, 2009 .

JII have Infosys as their 2nd largest holding, circa 10%.

[guru167] 12/1/2010 12:01

Can any one explain the sudden drop in share price?

[benchmark] 05/1/2010 23:03

I am in JII and also in JMC. Anyone with a view on JMC please post on that board and I will read it there. Thank you

[tenapen] 05/1/2010 20:08

JII looking poised to break 400p

Jupiter today broke 70p on the offer :-)

Regards.

[sllab101] 05/1/2010 14:24

LBRZ.L is a Brazil play....I also hold JPS and JFJ what dogs they have been!!!!

[jpsmithson] 05/1/2010 14:19

I agree with Field3, JRS has been good for me, I also hold this one. Sold JMC as it does not seem to perform in comparison with the chinese market. A Brazil specific fund would be good but I dont think the market is big enough or diverse enough yet.

[field3] 05/1/2010 14:12

I like JMG and JRS also. Not so sure about JMC for some reason. Would like to see JPMorgan setup investment trust for Brazil

[sllab101] 05/1/2010 13:01

Have a look at JMG that's been kind to me!n

[field3] 05/1/2010 10:24

Thanks sllab101. Not considered LNFT but will check it out.

[field3] 04/1/2010 17:00

Thanks tenapen. If Jupiter charges are high then I think I will stick with JP Morgan and perhaps add to it rather than diversify into Jupiter as well.

Happy New Year by the way to you and all here

[tenapen] 04/1/2010 09:58

With Jupiter i pay £200 per month into the fund (last working day) and over time i hope to have a good pension pot. The fund does have high charges and a wide spread but i keep an eye on it and the manager does move things around and keeps a good % in cash. This i like.

With JII i was hoping to slowly build a holding by directing any profits from other share sales into the JII shares. As i have said i got stopped out on the last sell off with the hope of buying lower. Sadly it did not fall far enough and i did not get back in. That is the price i am paying for not letting the investment grow as i am confident over time JII & Jupter + other's will be many times where we are now.

JII doing well this morning.
Jupiter is delayed one day Tues/Sat


Best Wishes for 2010

[field3] 04/1/2010 09:30

Thanks tenapen. Long term JII holders should be well rewarded.

Since you have invested in Jupiter India Fund and JII and you now only hold Jupiter India Fund then is there any reason why you prefer Jupiter India Fund and does Jupiter provide an equivalent investment trust rather than fund?

[tenapen] 04/1/2010 09:06

FT

The Indian century - Annual growth over five years has averaged more than 7%. For the first time, political risk is a bigger threat to growth than bad economics

[field3] 17/12/2009 18:13

Thanks tenapen. I agree Indian economy will flourish.