Schroders Share Discussion Threads

[broadwood] 15/8/2005 08:07

Its reached a high on the back of rising share values ,which translate into higher management fees from its managed portfolios- and takeover speculation.

Quite a little gem for a blue blooded predator.

Results tomorrow.

[a4] 13/8/2005 08:21

why has this reached an all time high, is th erise in price overdone and due a correction

[richsawko] 10/8/2005 10:34

Interims should be very good as the market volume in general has increased which equals more fees for Schroders.

[mzj71852] 10/8/2005 08:27

anyone holding for interims? what should expect?

[peter45] 01/8/2005 10:09

INTERIMS DUE 16TH AUGUST

[mzj71852] 29/7/2005 09:35

when r results

[bruce8] 29/7/2005 07:12

Deeppockets - this break upwards from £8 looks very good chartwise. We should get well past £9 if you hang in there. I am quite bullish about asset managers at the moment. I am also long Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN) and have a very small long speculatively on Lion Trust (LIO).

[deeppockets] 14/2/2005 17:16

First close over 800p for 2 years! Next stop 900p?

[deeppockets] 11/2/2005 10:39

If these break £8 we could be up and away - or else we drop sharply like in Oct 03.

[abhai] 29/11/2004 15:26

This stock has creeped up gradually - although small volumes trading .. price seems to be overvalued ... anyone any comments?/

[netcaster] 11/11/2004 17:00

Normally they react as a geared play on the market - market up SDR up more (and opposite).

Don't know of any other reason, other than they have taken a pounding since highs of 2000, still way way off peaks of £12.

[abhai] 11/11/2004 13:47

Any comments on why this stock has performed so well over the last 3 days??

[harleymaxwell] 11/10/2004 09:59

dangerous meaning??

[tulk] 07/10/2004 00:44

Fisrt time up trend is broken , possible triple top forming .... dangerous sign ahead

[penycae] 08/9/2004 08:32

As I was saying..........

[scotswhaehae] 29/7/2004 10:17

700p target still intact...and a great return from here!

[taylorag] 15/7/2004 09:41

Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo. Anybody there?

[scotswhaehae] 07/6/2004 07:44

Recent falls have now ended and a significant bounce back up to 700p is likely aided by improving stockmarket conditions....excellent opportunity!

[hybrasil] 10/5/2004 08:52

and look at it now. will we see £4 again

[matthewa] 20/2/2004 10:33

Looking good for a retest of £8 again me thinks.

[glenwood] 03/1/2004 21:12

Under, underperformed...............underperformed!

[agincourt] 03/1/2004 17:38

This might be of some interest to you in respect of Schroders.

[swisher99] 02/1/2004 13:40

There seems to be a lot of retail trade in this share, so why is the bulletin board so quiet? Is everybody bored of this company, or don't we get to know anything?

[b0yc0tt] 02/9/2003 15:44

From Financial News. You’ve got to laugh when reducing loss of funds to “only” 2.5 billion per half can be thought of as a success!

Schroders cuts net loss of institutional business to £2.5bn Mike Foster
2 Sep 2003

Schroders, the UK-listed fund management firm, has stemmed its loss of institutional business to £2.5bn (€3.6bn) in the half year to the end of June, down from total outflows of £4.4bn in the same period last year.

The loss of UK business worth £1.8bn was primarily due to a loss of balanced mandates which comprise just 7% of group funds under management, far below the proportion registered five years ago.
After taking account of retail funds, Schroders saw a net gain of business totalling £200m compared with an outflow of £2.3bn in the first half of 2002. The US business had outflows totalling £1.4bn, while in Continental European net business gains were £800m. Australian domestic equities under management tripled to £2bn over the 18 months to the end of June