?
Doubt IHT comes into it, Mills could take his money abroad.
Might be he has too much on his plate with Directorships here there and everywhere and is neglecting NAS. When he retires or dies we get to see what the end game is. Can't be too much longer. |
It seems a little hypocritical attacking the alternative sector which is more highly rated than NAS … would have thought someone with a conscience would be looking at narrowing discounts on their own funds, but their controlling interest means only they can do this and they probably want to keep the trusts on a wide discount for inheritance tax purposes! |
It's a tester of ones patience. |
Is this a 'hedge'? It seems to be moving against the market? :-) |
Upped the interim divi per share.
88p vs 68.5p last interim.
Cost about £11.63M. |
Quite a long period of pretty poor performance.
Is it worth being listed? |
Managing Achilles too. |
ECK money expected Q1, 2025.
NAS appears rudderless at mo. |
chillpill,
"Classic Christopher Mills.
He placed a bid for Eck on budget day- I think he’s bagged a bargain."
As noted elsewhere, Chris Mils isn't the bidder for Eckoh, the bidder is Bridgepoint:
Chris Mills seems to indicate that he's going to accept the bid in full:
JakNife |
Classic Christopher Mills.
He placed a bid for Eck on budget day- I think he’s bagged a bargain. |
Excellent Questor tip. |
Is this the first time NAS has used IMC? Updating PIs, 14th Nov.
It could do with some marketing of the trust, drum up fresh interest. |
"The Board announces that as at 31 August 2024 the unaudited net asset value per share (excluding current period revenue) under the equity accounting method was 5,694.26p.
The unaudited net asset value per share quoted above differs from that required under IFRS 10, which was adopted by the Company from 1 February 2014 as detailed in its Half Yearly Financial Report for the six months ended 31 July 2014. The unaudited net asset value per share (excluding current period revenue) under IFRS 10 was 5,488.10p" |
From Telegraph via Yahoo.
"With UK smaller companies coming back into favour after a long period on the sidelines, it is time this column looked at a fund with a strong and long track re..." |
See if we hold it for end of month.
Good to see more interest. |
Tipped in Telegraph. |
Any news driving this move? |
FULCRUM turn around. |
Don't remember the figures but held a fair amount of T-Bills that should help.
I'm holding and mellow. |
I thought the gap to NAV might close but it never seems to. I heard one theory that early buy and tuck away holders from 20 years ago are all dying off in their 70s and 80s which creates a constant stream of relatively large estate sales.
Seems credible I suppose.
The sell off in the US on Friday probably won't help us I'm afraid. I rate Mills but I think he's swimming upstream in small cap UK stocks. |
Bought 2019/20/21 (average slightly over 4 years ago). With dividends, am currently sitting on an annualized return of over 6% - acceptable. PS: I also get to enjoy the free champagne at the AGMs!!!!!. |
I hold a fair amount, looking for gap to NAV to close somewhat as UK Small Cap shows some leg. Curious as to what others think of as a target for this ramp up before it levels off again. |
Still have a fair position here pink but it's a bit of a buy and trust Mills for me. Not sure he's delivered well over past 4 years but these things take time? |
Anyone here? Looking useful, any projections? |
Slowly they nibble away at the float via buybacks.
Undervalued and under appreciated.
If old trends applied this would already be 25% higher.
STRONG HOLD imho.
Dyor etc. |
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