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JDT Jup Ord.

0.155
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24 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jup Ord. LSE:JDT London Ordinary Share GB00B0M3FZ66 ORD INC SHS 8.98274742P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.155 0.01 0.30 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Jup Ord. Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/5/2024
14:56
Another good wind-down opportunity - ASLI. Stats look as good as if not better than over at API.

Market seems not to have caught on yet; so just under 62p seems like a great BUY.

skyship
19/5/2024
20:20
Indeed - happy days!
skyship
19/5/2024
19:52
Yes, it was a great time to invest in ZDPs, especially after the scandal when it was quite possible to buy ZDPs with great cover, backed by decent investments and yet offering, at times, 15% yields to redemption
stemis
19/5/2024
12:13
Sleepy - true perhaps, SteMis could always try the Fixed Interest thread; but in my experience very few commentators follow or know anything about ZDPs.



At least here Tilts & I understand them from our history back in the early 2000s.

SteMis - I understand your requirement. PMGZ perhaps the best available; most others now very short-dated.

skyship
19/5/2024
11:58
Bamboo a better chartist than me - see my 20 above!
skyship
17/5/2024
14:13
SteMis - the JDT threads, although potentially valuable, are somewhat historic (some might say prehistoric). There may be better threads for your question
sleepy
17/5/2024
13:44
Skyship,

Sorry, I phrased that wrong. I meant 11% return over the 18 months.

I agree there's probably better value elsewhere but I was looking for a lowish risk, guaranteed capital return (making use of the capital gains tax allowance outside a tax shelter) for a friend.

But thanks for at least replying

stemis
17/5/2024
13:29
If you had held on you would have a greater loss now!
sleepy
17/5/2024
10:28
Hmm - decided to take the loss and move on. Shouldn't have gone overweight in a resource stock!
skyship
17/5/2024
10:22
SKY - well done on your Trinidad sale!
sleepy
17/5/2024
09:50
SteMis - thanks for the above; I was not aware of this ZDP - PMGZ.

Unfortunately however your YTM/GRY calculation is incorrect.

The GRY from 115p to 127.61p on 28/11/25 is a mere 7.02% pa.

So not one for me. Far better value in the real estate sector.

skyship
15/5/2024
09:32
Since this is the splits board, does anyone have a view on the zero dividend preference shares of Premier Miton Global Renewables Trust?

The trust invests in 'renewables' funds, such as NESF, GSF etc. It's had a pretty horrendous time as the underlying investments suffered from the impact of higher interest rates on the valuation of their projects. However the redemption value of ZDP shares on 28/11/25 are covered 2.15 times and the interest rate reductions should at least stablise valuation of it's investments, which are generally liquid should PMGR need to sell to redeem the prefs.

Yield to maturity in just over 18 months is 11%.

stemis
15/5/2024
09:17
UK small caps finally breaking out:


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

skyship
01/5/2024
20:33
Yes - as someone with very independent views that actually happens to me surprisingly often. I feel genuine sorrow for others who have found themselves invested in what seems to be a shambles of a company. This may well become a done deal but I dont see it that way yet. I thought David Newlands very rapid disclosure interesting. Please don’t quote me on any other threads
sleepy
01/5/2024
20:20
Well done Sleepy - sounds as though at least one person made some cash out of TRIN! BRAVO...
skyship
01/5/2024
18:37
SKY - a hat-tip to you! Having spent many decades investing without ever buying shares in a small oil company I could not resist TRIN when I saw that you had invested in it.
sleepy
01/5/2024
16:50
Indeed, CLI - as per Header. Actually turned a little better today - perhaps the start of something!
skyship
01/5/2024
15:16
#CLI I assume?
cwa1
01/5/2024
14:51
In the meantime my Tip for the year is languishing down at 83p - down c18% YTD (13.5% if you add back the large divi).

At 83p the shares are now on a cavernous 67% discount and very attractive 9.6% yield with the dividend covered 1.3x.

Absurdly oversold and will at some stage turn better.

skyship
01/5/2024
14:43
Pleased to see my Spec for 2024 jump 50% today on a takeover from TXP.

The offer is really lowball; so quite possible someone else will enter the fray.

In the meantime possible to buy Trin at c8% discount to the lowball offer; so an interesting play for anyone not yet involved.

skyship
21/3/2024
08:58
Not sure what Schiff is smoking as he thinks inflation will be 20%
aishah
21/3/2024
08:22
The CRB Commodity Index comprises a basket of 19 commodities. These commodities are grouped into four categories, each with different weightings:

Energy (39%): Includes crude oil, natural gas, gasoline, and heating oil.
Agriculture (41%): Encompasses soybeans, wheat, corn, sugar, and other agricultural products.
Precious Metals (7%): Consists of gold and silver.
Base/Industrial Metals (13%): Includes copper, aluminum, nickel, and other industrial metals



Personally long Silver & Wheat.

skyship
25/2/2024
10:19
Parking this here as a reminder. Well worth reading the Q4'23 Market Commentary under the 2nd link.
skyship
06/1/2024
14:19
Quite an interesting article on asset allocation for 2024:
skyship
05/1/2024
10:53
My Spec for 2024 - TRIN - has current MCap of £17m @ 43p. In that context you will be astounded to read this fact-filled piece which places a value of c175p on the yet to be exploited Galeota project alone.

Hopefully they will sell or find a farm-out partner to realise the Galeota value.

skyship
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