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TMPL Temple Bar Investment Trust Plc

277.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:31:35
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Temple Bar Investment Trust Plc LSE:TMPL London Ordinary Share GB00BMV92D64 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 277.50 277.00 279.00 - 25,743 08:31:35
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt 95.25M 86.83M 0.3042 9.12 791.97M
Temple Bar Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Unit Inv Tr, Closed-end Mgmt sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TMPL. The last closing price for Temple Bar Investment was 277.50p. Over the last year, Temple Bar Investment shares have traded in a share price range of 224.50p to 285.00p.

Temple Bar Investment currently has 285,395,624 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Temple Bar Investment is £791.97 million. Temple Bar Investment has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 9.12.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/10/2020
15:01
I've sold out into this 7% rise. This trust moves in mysterious ways.

I've invested in VUKE. FTSE100 tracker

orinocor
05/10/2020
13:45
Boosted today, any ideas..
chc15
02/10/2020
09:11
Yes sure, there are a few good ones, Lindsell train, baillie gifford and fundsmith. Quite simply, if u can't beat the index, then no point paying high fees for failure. Once all recovers in a few years, I'll be going full index, 60/40.
chc15
02/10/2020
08:57
It's all bout stock picking !I think Nick Train over at FGT is a value investor- buying under appreciated cos at a reasonable price where they can sustain earnings growth over the long term Don't see many tech cos in his trust and he has a superb track record
panshanger1
02/10/2020
08:47
Disagree, this trust along with many others have been found out, active management and value investing have failed, been sold a pup. Style investing is over now.
chc15
02/10/2020
08:38
Ninety One had a sweet deal, from the link I sent earlier, they get paid until April 2021. If the suspicions of willingly choosing losers are in any way corroborated, they should have difficulties finding a new job after that.

Value is still an option to play, but it must be done actively I think, like AVI do with AGT and AJOT. They take stakes then at the very least write strongly worded letters to the management. They can also call on special resolutions to try to at least change things a bit.

Otherwise going down the path of "the marjet is wrong, but I am always right" should be done on a very focused portfolio, 20-30 stocks I would say with very sound analysis of those stocks: Lot of manpower, lot of work. It is unlikely that the latest bet on Rolls-Royce was a thoroughly researched one.

vacendak
02/10/2020
08:13
Yep I told u, Ninety One knew they were being dumped, and sabataged this trust, shocking.
chc15
02/10/2020
07:43
So is RR. and thats done a lot more than 15% in the last few days.
essentialinvestor
02/10/2020
07:39
Bayer down 15% the last 2 days It's one of their big holdings at over 4% of the folio.
Other top ten holdings like BP, Shell, IWG also getting creamed.

orinocor
01/10/2020
09:46
Why the hell did they buy rolls royce, and sell Grafton, total muppets.
chc15
30/9/2020
11:27
The story of the change of managers. The board was pretty busy in the end, too bad they kept quiet for so long.
vacendak
28/9/2020
10:13
Inv styles are just silly and irrelevant now, it should be unconstrained.
chc15
27/9/2020
14:56
I can't knock value investing, but for such an investment style to ignore other 'opportunities' would be a mistake. I think it was KIT that did just that by being completely out of miners after the last downturn
poikka
24/9/2020
11:18
Maybe, but any influence 1607 can bring is a good thing, hopefully they can sort the board out, who have been incompetent. Hoping 1607 will increase their stake.
chc15
24/9/2020
11:02
How is there an activist opportunity?, % discount is not wide enough.
essentialinvestor
24/9/2020
08:11
The news of 1607 purchasing is more interesting than RWC. 1607 are an activist holder, so hopefully they will pressure the board more now, and possibly build a larger stake. I may start buying again via the shareplan now.
chc15
24/9/2020
07:17
Ninety One just sabotaging this trust now..
chc15
23/9/2020
18:28
I do agree that it's not the right time to throw the "value style" out. Not 100% convinced with RWC though as the choice who seem a tad value trap orientated as well. Time will tell.
topvest
23/9/2020
16:26
Yes odd it's been announced so late. 1607 capital, they can't be happy, they losing loads, not sure they are activists, hope so!
chc15
23/9/2020
15:45
This 5.05% Bought mid August new holder?
vraic
23/9/2020
14:17
I agree with CHC15 but who knows maybe Covid plus everything else will be the catalyst for the revival but I am not holding my breath
dbskinflint
23/9/2020
13:26
I think too much damage has been done to the trust by Ninety One. Will be a long recovery here. I keep hearing Value is coming back, but who knows, it hasn't done well for 10 years now. I'm disappointed they have chosen a new mgr with the same process that failed before. Specific investment style mgrs do not work anymore.
chc15
23/9/2020
12:34
ADVFN seems to have removed the trick with capitalising one letter in the "https" prefix. In my post, the www. seems to work.
The link is no longer active though.

vacendak
23/9/2020
12:13
No idea why the brackets appear, above, but anyway the article can be seen under 'news' at top of the page.
poikka
23/9/2020
11:53
This answers most questions.

[...]

I do believe that value investing is due for a better period, and agree with the new managers in that respect; furthermore, in a couple of years, certain stocks bought at current levels will provide fantastic yields within that time scale - just hope that the reserves hold out long enough.

In the meantime, as said, there's a juicy yield.

poikka
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