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SJG Schroder Japan Trust Plc

261.00
0.00 (0.00%)
04 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Schroder Japan Trust Plc LSE:SJG London Ordinary Share GB0008022849 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 261.00 259.00 260.00 263.00 260.00 263.00 208,866 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty 65.3M 61.03M 0.5231 4.97 304.48M
Schroder Japan Trust Plc is listed in the Trust,ex Ed,religious,charty sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SJG. The last closing price for Schroder Japan was 261p. Over the last year, Schroder Japan shares have traded in a share price range of 222.00p to 266.00p.

Schroder Japan currently has 116,658,429 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Schroder Japan is £304.48 million. Schroder Japan has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 4.97.

Schroder Japan Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/6/2024
09:06
Good to be reminded that there is an investment trust who beats its benchmark over an almost 4 year period by a decent amount.
cerrito
08/1/2023
22:06
Last Friday's Tempus in The Times had a buy, noting that over the last year its value orientated portfolio had done better than JFJ with its growth orientated portfolio.
Placed a lot of importance in the discount of 10pc approx which over the last decade is par for the course.
I will stay with what zI have for the time being.

cerrito
25/4/2021
20:53
Half page interview with the newish fund manager in yesterday#s Telegraph but I cannot locate it on the rather pathetic website.
Nothing really new and do not see it moving the share price either way.

cerrito
19/11/2014
13:07
Hugh Hendry on his Japan trade...

So when I look at the year, I started the year hugely bullish on Japan. Hugely bullish, let me say, not qualitatively. I’m not an advocate of the three arrows and the resuscitation to the great heights of whatever Japan represented in the 1980s.

I am saying that I can see persistent failure to achieve such honourable ambitions, which leaves no recourse but to intervene again and again and again. Therefore I see the Yen being a weak currency.

The other side of that, the stock market, being higher and higher and higher. But I think four months of the year the Japanese market had fallen 16% from its high, and I had to swallow my pride and I had to reduce position.

I had to sell at lower prices, and yet, such is the foreboding presence or shadow cast by the Bank of Japan, that not even if we mentioned the recent intervention, without that intervention the Nikkei had gone back to its previous highs. So I was wrong in selling.

el chupacabra
04/2/2014
09:54
Todays reading....

Long-term Memory in Stock Market Prices
Andrew W. Lo
NBER Working Paper No. 2984
Issued in May 1989

el chupacabra
04/2/2014
09:51
and another FACT.... it only fell because those in 2006 wanted their money back.
el chupacabra
04/2/2014
09:47
So if you turn the tele off and ignore the doom and gloomers and just look at facts....

107 looks like support?

el chupacabra
04/2/2014
09:29
is it time to run a ruler over this again?
el chupacabra
07/9/2013
22:29
Well they got the 2020 Olympics!
ryandj2222
28/8/2013
16:05
I might buy more if it goes up a bit, or down a bit.... seems a bit lost for direction at the moment, so happy to hold on for a bit.
ryandj2222
22/8/2013
09:21
whats the skinny ryandj, another buying opp you think?
el chupacabra
26/7/2013
10:07
Support at 122 would be good - the share price is at quite a discount to the NAV of 140 so there's either some catching up to do or a safety cushion in any down moves for Japan. Corporate reporting in Tokyo not been that great this week, but I think it's still good for more upward moves.
ryandj2222
23/7/2013
07:41
wotcha ryandj, so Abe is now in full control of the job lot then :) he can do what he likes when he like!




thinking 122 will become support now

el chupacabra
18/7/2013
15:18
Haha yes sounds rather bullish! Not far off the earlier highs, and the NAV is about 140 so far. More of this please!
ryandj2222
16/7/2013
18:02
Silver Shoplifters Steal Bowls of Rice as Abe Cuts Welfare



Bullish :)

el chupacabra
02/7/2013
18:56
Looking good for a run up to and past the highs of May.
ryandj2222
28/6/2013
08:06
and 100 on USDJPY
el chupacabra
28/6/2013
08:05
im expecting abit of resistance around teh 122 num3er
el chupacabra
13/6/2013
15:04
Taken a few down here for the long term
knowing
13/6/2013
15:03
squeaky bum time this morning, nice to see it recover a bit
el chupacabra
10/6/2013
08:36
More or less - they all move about with varying discounts / premiums to NAV but tend to roughly follow the nikkei
ryandj2222
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