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PAC Pacific Assets Trust Plc

379.00
3.00 (0.80%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Pacific Assets Trust Plc LSE:PAC London Ordinary Share GB0006674385 ORD 12.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  3.00 0.80% 379.00 378.00 380.00 379.00 378.00 379.00 114,891 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 5.84M -6.06M -0.0501 -75.45 454.8M
Pacific Assets Trust Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker PAC. The last closing price for Pacific Assets was 376p. Over the last year, Pacific Assets shares have traded in a share price range of 338.00p to 390.00p.

Pacific Assets currently has 120,958,386 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Pacific Assets is £454.80 million. Pacific Assets has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -75.45.

Pacific Assets Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/1/2004
15:32
GBG (9 Jan 2004):
pacman88
14/1/2004
15:31
JVP (9 Jan 2004):
pacman88
14/1/2004
15:30
SUG (9 Jan 2004):
pacman88
14/1/2004
15:28
PEN (12 Jan 2004):
pacman88
14/1/2004
15:28
TIG (12 Jan 2004):
pacman88
14/1/2004
15:24
JIT: 14 Jan 2004



Special situation play. Specialised Inv Trust that funds small cap cos by issuing shares in itself at NAV in exchange for shares in small co at market value. Co then sells shaes in JIT in market to raise funds. Basically gives JIT a stake in target at a significant discount to their market price. High risk but recent performance has attracted institutional interest. Has recently broken out from r=46p and making its way to r=75p. Significant discount to NAV.

pacman88
14/1/2004
15:21
PXC: 14 Jan 2004.




Look at the GAP to fill once we get pass 8p and then 10p. 8p isn't going to give away that easily but the recent consolidation at these levels is adding more pressure.

pacman88
27/11/2003
10:03
Can you get that stuff off this thread please and stop putting that which does not belong on any old thread. Have a bit of respect for other users.
dondee
25/11/2003
16:45
NIS:



Momentum turning positive.




PXC:




Uptrend still intact with indicators having turned postive the last few days. Looking at the 4 yr chart highlights a large gap to be filled if we can get past r=10p.

pacman88
24/11/2003
19:16
SUG:


Retesting 100p levels. Critical level - 3 yr resistance. 9 mth uptrend still intact. I would expect it to consolidate circa 100-105p to gather stregth to continue any move upwards. 1 yr chart looking interesting too.

pacman88
19/11/2003
07:46
CCT:



Continues its strong performance in the run up to next week's results and the crucial Xmas trading period. Yesterday it tested r=169p on healthy volumes and indicators suggest more to come.

pacman88
16/11/2003
16:20
MPL:



Share is still within its (very wide) 5 year uptrend. Many interesting points of note:
- within 5 yr uptrend
- has never finished year at a price less than it started the year
- has a 2 yr cycle - up on year, flat, up, then flat. if this continues this year should be up.
- very oversold. 3 of the last 4 price action from similar positions led to decent rallies.

I am tempted to add. Results out in Dec. Fundamentally, I do not know how the disposal of the investment arm will impact results and be perceived by the market.

pacman88
16/11/2003
15:47
GLD:



Recent consolidation is building up momentum for a large move once it exits from the consolidation zone. Question is does it move up or down. Recent announcements from management suggest the business has turned the corner and prospects are improving. However from a TA perspective the 10 mth uptrend will soon meet the 2 yr downtrend. I personally put more weigth on the longer term trend, in this case the 2 yr downtrend. If we exit from r=16p and break 2 year downtrend, we are probably going to see interesting moves from then.




CS.



I am actually quite bullish about this. We are still not out of the woods, but the macro fundamentals are providing support. In addition, the rights issue takes away short term funding issues. Looking at the charts, I do think there will be some initial retrace given the performance in last 2 days, but I think we will then see a move to break r=39p and then upwards. Looking at the volume spike, the last time we saw this was a signal for a run up from 6p to 39p!! I am a holder and will think of adding if we hit lower trend line or at breakout.



GBG:



Bit more analysis of GBG. I like what I see BUT I don't normally like to buy just before results....might as well wait. Often there is too much hype that drives prices up. Rather see run up after that. I hold so will only add if I like what I hear and the charts say so.



JVP:



Was in a PLORP for 5 months and recently broke out on the back of upbeat prospects and acquisition of Darby (see announcement: Next resistance at 25p imho.




TIG:



An update on TIG. Price performed as expected within the symmetrical triangle where it had been consolidating. Yesterday and today we saw price action taking it to upper range and over - technically a breakout. However, there wasn't much volume to give me comfort yet. It should continue upwards but then again, this could be a false signal, and we could see fall back. However I am still positively biased on the upside but could see more conslidation in this range after it hits the recent peak of 20p. Once we cross that I think we are on better ground.



IVS





NES:



Did a little more analysis on NES, one of my biggest holdings having added after results last week. Fundamentals imho will continue to support the current price but I there is more to come. Recent directors purchases gives me some extra comfort. From a TA perspective, the price is still within the 6 month uptrend and more recently has been in a rectangular consolidation phase - all good and well esp after the strong rise. But the indicators do look like they may be ready for the next leg up. A picture is worth a thousand words -- do you see what I see in the charts??



NSB





PXC:



This is the old GXN, now PXC after the acquisition of Pipex. Share is still within its uptrend but at its lower range. Indicators are beginning to flatten out and should turn soon. Last month's placing at 6.25p to raise £28M for the acquisition should provide support.



RED:



Results yesterday. Share price has pulled back from r=12.5p and testing s=10p. Still turning around from its near bankruptcy and early days for anyone in for the long term. It is technically in a VERY LONG PLATEAU if you look at the 3 year charts.

1 YEAR CHART:



3 YEAR CHART:


SUG





EUC

pacman88
16/11/2003
12:29
This is a thread where I paste charts and analysis I post on some of the other FBB threads, primarily FAR2, and now FAR 3. If there are any comments or thoughts, please post them there and not on this thread.

Thank you.

IF THE CHARTS DO NOT APPEAR AND ALL YOU SEE IS A RED 'X', PLEASE WAIT AND TRY AGAIN LATER AS MY ALLOCATED FREE BANDWIDTH AT GEOCITIES HAS BEEN USED. AM TRYING TO LOOK FOR ALTERNATIVES.

pacman88
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