Jupiter Fund Management Share Discussion Threads

[2wild] 13/12/2021 07:16

52-week high is £3 10. A successful hostile takeover would need to be above that level in my view.

[m_kerr] 12/12/2021 16:04

interesting, i wonder if there's a chance to make a quick buck here. any takeover would likely have to be above £3-3.20 a share as takeover premiums tend to be averages over the last few months.

[melloteam] 24/11/2021 14:36

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[linton5] 04/10/2021 13:41

Interesting this one I wonder if chrysalis have big intentions here as in September upped there stake to;23% surely they are buying more at this low price,I’m following this to see how it pans out due a rise of somesort been negative for a while now

[linton5] 23/9/2021 08:17

Great results by investec this morning hope it carries on to Jupiter

[2wild] 07/9/2021 11:37

MNG which went ex-dividend last week, look better value on a 9% dividend yield which is actually increasing dividend payments.

[linton5] 07/9/2021 09:54

Been on my watchlist jup but pretty depressed for quite some time needs some sort of catalyst to move (but what )

[g2theary] 02/8/2021 08:13

Added some of these to my 20 months old daughters ISA today :) I feel these should be a safe bet for her over the next 20 years :) I hope :o

[clarea] 31/7/2021 14:57

Better options for investors elsewhere Baillie Gifford, Polar Capital, Fundsmith offerings etc is reason outflows are grim.

[maxplus2] 30/7/2021 11:09

Why is continued outflow bad?

[farmers son] 30/7/2021 10:59

markets don't like continued outflows. eps down to only 8.7p which makes the valuation look toppy. needs to be on a higher yield given lack of growth. can see a retest of 250p or even 200p

[contrarian joe] 30/7/2021 09:38

Results don't look to bad,feel though market starting to price in peak Aum,fees up £60m,what an absolutely privileged position these guys are in, when most of society struggles.

[boozey] 25/6/2021 20:07

A hefty Director purchase - around £500K

[tomleafs] 07/5/2021 15:16

2wild, agree it's a decent ordinary yield but this is from their 2020 report regarding future specials: "Following the payment of this special dividend, the Board has concluded that we will resume additional returns of capital on a less frequent basis. It is our intention to consider the next additional return no earlier than for the year ending 31 December 2022"

[2wild] 30/4/2021 17:38

Just calculating the yield with and without the special, which may or may not be paid again next year. Either way JUP are paying fantastic dividends which are most likely sustainable.

[davroc] 30/4/2021 15:33

I think you have missed this divi. Should have bought before 15 April.

[2wild] 29/4/2021 13:30

Been watching these for several months now. Decided to buy today at 255p, on a core dividend yield of 6.7% and 7.9% including 3p special.

[blueflex2] 20/4/2021 11:19

Net outflows drop significantly and hope it will turn to be half and then positive in subsequent quarters.

[maxplus2] 15/4/2021 17:04

Thank you. I'll keep it. Potential to go up as the price stayed around 270 far too long

[n73] 15/4/2021 16:16

Exdiv date is today. All holders before opening of todays will receive dividend payment