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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Jupiter Emerging & Frontier Income Trust Plc | LSE:JEFI | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BDR05757 | RED ORD GBP0.01 |
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14/9/2022 | 07:43 | Jupiter Emerging & Frontier | 226 |
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Posted at 14/9/2022 07:43 by spectoacc JEFI - gone.SGEM - gone. FEET - going. A sign of an impending bottom in Emerging Markets? ;) AJB are now showing JEFI with a value of 3p - curious, is that what they've unilaterally decided is still to come back to us? |
Posted at 01/6/2022 07:52 by citytilidie Just had a look at SGEM and still to decide. If you are already a holder then I don’t see what you have to lose . Looking at their history, they aren’t a particularly good dividend payer, and their performance over the last 3-5 years also isn’t that good. I can see why there is pressure on them to be wound up. Potentially a decent return if they do decide to wind up, but if they don’t then I think they will be back down in the v low 70s again with no real chance of share price recovery |
Posted at 31/5/2022 14:43 by citytilidie A few more buyers waking up to the fact that JEFI will now yield 7 or 8% in a little over a month plus a dividend once these stop trading on June 10th. It would be an added bonus if the Managers sell the Chinese and Taiwan stocks straight away as that reduces the risk on this share to pretty much zero. |
Posted at 08/3/2022 15:37 by spectoacc Size is a real issue on JEFI. But agree you're unlikely to lose at these prices.IN NOMINEE ACCOUNT, 'AVE FILL, CROSS FINGERS ETC ;) |
Posted at 04/3/2022 14:54 by spectoacc Missed this, and credit to them for exiting Sberbank:"As at 23rd February, prior to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the portfolio had direct and indirect exposure to Russian securities representing 6.3% of net asset value and no exposure to Ukrainian securities. Since that time, exposure has reduced, partly as a result of selling down Russian securities and also due to price declines in those securities. The portfolio no longer holds shares in Sberbank, as the position was exited on 24th February." |
Posted at 02/3/2022 09:04 by citytilidie I think it will be good if JEFI allow themselves to be wound up. They had 8% of the holdings in Russian stocks and didn’t think about selling or transferring them even though there was potentially going to be an invasion months in advance. On top of that, they still have 14% in Chinese stocks according to a fairly recent update. They have already said they want Taiwan back and will take it by military force if need be. No sensible fund managers should be, or have been invested in those two Countries in recent months. Are they asleep? or just totally oblivious to world events! |
Posted at 24/2/2022 09:33 by essentialinvestor It looks game over?.As recently mentioned this was always a possibility following the huge 2021 % redemption. I mentioned JEFI may not get institutional support for the proposed changes and that is what looks to have happened - added a small amount. |
Posted at 24/2/2022 09:16 by spectoacc I read it as being the endgame for JEFI - only deterred from buying due to the couple of Ruskie holdings they have. Russia is uninvestable IMO. |
Posted at 28/1/2022 12:42 by essentialinvestor I'm sure the proposed changes are to secure the longer term future of the Trust.JEFI say they have consulted with holders (today's AR) however it does not necessarily follow they will back proposals when put to a vote!. Institutional holders will obvs decide this. What we have in the meantime is JEFI trading on a double digit current NAV discount, nice Q divi payments and the possibility of a wind up at very close to NAV - as per previous tender offers. Perhaps how equity markets perform over the next few weeks is a factor. Personally would prefer the Trust to continue as rate Ross, who has also invested a decent chunk of his own money in to JEFI. Luck to holders. |
Posted at 24/1/2022 16:29 by spectoacc Ha ha thanks @EI - must admit I'm in BREI perhaps in spite of the manager ;) But I think its by far the most likely target for PCTN, if PCTN finally manage more than talk. Very similarly matched, and would put c.30p onto BREI if the combined entity trades at PCTN's par.Has overtaken BCPT as my largest holding, so am very REIT-heavy. SREI, SLI, UKCM too. None bulletproof, but none seen the end of NAV rises yet. BREI's been doing c.3% a month, which is nuts. Looking at the crashers and wondering what/when to buy - back into JEFI? Back to MMIT? Surely too early? But equally likely to miss buying. And will any gems appear. But as per above, something like eg THG 85% off highs appeals no more now than it did then. Likewise all the recent tech-y floats, here and US. |
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