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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Murray International Trust Plc | MYI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 3.50 | 1.41% | 251.50 | 16:02:50 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 251.00 | 250.00 | 251.50 | 251.50 | 248.00 |
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Posted at 07/4/2022 14:14 by damanko CHC15,Serious research shows that buying (into an ISA) at the beginning of a new tax year is more beneficial than later in the year, though drip feeding each month comes close. Good luck with your 'more', give us a shout in 12 months, let us know how your investment performed. The trouble seems to me that all sorts of events are taking place in this country and elsewhere on the planet that we have no control over. 2022 may prove a very challenging year for normal, decent people, and within that sentence I include investors. Regards... PS: What a great thread, no idiots, no ranters, just - it seems, like minded people. |
Posted at 01/1/2022 19:01 by steve3sandal Welcome to MYI world. I agree with your views expressed and I’ll have a look at MS.I have this one at c12% of my portfolio and sleep at night. I was surprised it fell by 50% in March 20 though so did a lot of other shares and I did average down a little. I’ve always thought of it as quite defensive from the point of view of strong balance sheets and marching to a different tune from so much else. Looks to me like succession planning has started with the doubling up of managers. However until or unless their style starts to outperform I guess investor interest will be modest. I’m comfortable owning several style's. I also own Edin and Dig of those mentioned. |
Posted at 03/11/2021 22:30 by steve3sandal They are waiting for the markets to play a different tune but I agree it’s dull here. I’m recently overloaded with MYI else I’d be interested at a 7% discount, gosh. We are slowly being introduced to assistant portfolio managers and I recall there was a little more growth added. I think I’ve got my money back from dividends and a little trading over the years but I can see why this doesn’t attract new investors.Just the time to buy of course. |
Posted at 15/9/2020 14:08 by speedsgh James Carthew: the challenge for Murray International investors - |
Posted at 28/6/2019 11:15 by shieldbug Investor sentiment not matching market reality? Is this a trend or a blip? |
Posted at 22/6/2018 13:29 by apparition1 I wasn't trying to say they are bad managers - on the contrary I remain a believer and was trying to point out that we shouldn't get too excited about short term moves after all this is an investment trust for Investors not for Day Traders! |
Posted at 19/8/2015 10:47 by godel Bruce has called the last 5 years wrong. Yes, he has a contrarian reputation but he has gambled and he has lost. The portfolio is effectively unbalanced ... big time. Yes a point of great value is approaching but only for new investors. Tough luck for LT holders and more so for recent purchasers who must be nursing big losses and severely disillusioned. Those who thought MYI was a means of preserving capital and enjoying yield/growth have now learned a lesson (myself included) about free lunches.Still there is always the yield ... unless the dividend isn't cut that is. |
Posted at 05/6/2012 01:17 by northernlass What The Experts SayJames Budden of Baillie Gifford said: "The fact that these trusts are still going strong suggests that they have been doing most things in the right way for their investors over the past 60 years. "The standout trusts are Murray International and Scottish Mortgage, both of which have adapted well to modern times and have given strong returns to investors over the past five to 10 years. The former was well positioned for the 2008 downturn while Scottish Mortgage offers shareholders a stake in some of the world's most progressive companies." Source: Alan Brierley of Canaccord said: "Two of my favourites investment companies are Edinburgh Investment Trust and Murray International. Neil Woodford of the Edinburgh has put together a concentrated portfolio of predominantly UK companies that can deliver solid earnings and dividend growth, while Bruce Stout of Murray International has constructed a genuinely global portfolio of companies that have delivered the best long-term record of any open or closed-ended global equity fund." Source: P.S. Here's a couple of links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: |
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