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Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Plc

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0.40 (0.26%)
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Plc LSE:TEM London Ordinary Share GB00BKPG0S09 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
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  0.40 0.26% 152.00 33,626 08:10:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
151.00 152.00 152.00 152.00 152.00
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end -406.32 -442.41 -34.50 - 1,765.88
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
08:13:43 O 1,800 151.2531 GBX
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Templeton Emerging Marke... (TEM) Latest News

Templeton Emerging Marke... News

Date Time Source Headline
02/6/202309:17UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)
01/6/202309:55UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)
01/6/202309:09UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Total Voting Rights
31/5/202317:00UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Transaction in Own Shares
31/5/202309:10UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)
30/5/202317:01UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Transaction in Own Shares
30/5/202309:28UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)
26/5/202310:01UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)
25/5/202316:55UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Transaction in Own Shares
25/5/202310:48UKREGTempleton Emerging Markets IT PLC Net Asset Value(s)

Templeton Emerging Marke... (TEM) Discussions and Chat

Templeton Emerging Marke... Forums and Chat

Date Time Title Posts
02/2/202309:15Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust76
03/6/201805:24Templeton (TEM) One to Watch Monday -
18/9/201315:47Templeton Emerging Markets237
20/8/201013:02hedged strategy4
07/5/200418:18Wot no NAV?3

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Templeton Emerging Marke... (TEM) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
07:13:44151.251,8002,722.56O
07:06:44151.92649985.99O
07:04:50151.5624,43337,030.26O
07:04:49152.001116.72O
07:04:48152.001,4142,149.28AT

Templeton Emerging Marke... (TEM) Top Chat Posts

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Posted at 01/2/2023 17:59 by brucie5
Can any TEM experts here please help me with the dividend policy... What exactly is it and on what basis, please?
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Posted at 29/12/2019 22:57 by steve3sandal
Hopefully I am not alone here. I bought a few here in November as I wanted to initiate an EM position beyond MYI. I was well taken by a Podcast with Meb Faber, no connection except I can’t miss an episode. The interview with Kevin Carter was instructive to me and I had a good look at his ETF. Didn’t buy but I liked the investment approach to stockpicking. Further I see a considerable overlap with TEM and a 10% discount plus good liquidity. Will be a long term hold and I’ll top up on discount widening and poor noise! Men and Kevin show notes below. My other lead was the GMO position on EM v US going into 2020. Meb also interviewed GMO s Ben Inker and clearly everything fell into place for my purchase. No recommendations may be implied. DYOR.

In episode 187 we welcome our guest, Kevin Carter. Meb and Kevin start the conversation with some background on Kevin’s career, getting to know Burton Malkiel, and launching EMQQ. 
Kevin offers some of his thoughts on investing in China, including his initial thoughts about the prominence of state owned enterprises. Kevin mentions that a key component to investing in emerging markets is that it’s about the consumer. He notes that emerging and frontier markets are 85% of the world’s people and almost 90% of the people under the age of 30, the GDP of those people are still growing twice as fast as the rest of the world, and their incomes are growing. 
Kevin discusses that once he figured out that the indexes that were available to invest in these markets were allocated relatively heavily to the legacy, inefficient, state owned enterprise portion of economies, he got to work on building indexes that were more targeted to capture emerging market growth. 
Meb and Kevin then discuss the reality of emerging market allocations for most investors today, and talk about the current weights of emerging market indexes and the implications for investors. 
Kevin gets into launching and running EMQQ, and how the index is constructed. He follows with a discussion on emerging market internet company valuations and the current pace of revenue growth.
 Meb then poses what he thinks is some of the most common “pushback̶1; he hears about why people can’t invest in China. Kevin addresses some of the arguments he hears for not investing in China, including made up numbers and communism and explains why he doesn’t think there is a lot of merit to those arguments. 
As the conversation winds down, Kevin covers his thoughts on India, which he thinks is a particularly interesting opportunity from the standpoint of population size and growth. 
All this and more in episode 187, including Kevin’s most memorable investment.
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Posted at 03/6/2018 05:24 by danieldanj
Templeton (TEM) Earnings-Reaction to Keep an Eye

http://crweworld.com/Earnings-Calendar
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Posted at 02/2/2018 18:49 by dondee
This has been a great IT share this last year or two, onwards and upwards. For what it is worth, I believe the emerging markets, Asia and Europe are where investors money needs to be at present and in the short to medium term.
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Posted at 10/11/2016 15:20 by arja
i thought that pjw but TEM hit today and mining stocks carrying the market .
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Posted at 09/11/2016 18:25 by pjw956
uk, europe and usa has recovered but all far east markets closed way down this morning before the bounce back ..... so if those markets bounce back tonight then TEM should recover some / all of todays loss....far east markets are always behind the curve. there is still the concern that if US increases their interest rates in december then money will flow out of emerging markets and back to usa .... we will see
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Posted at 10/4/2015 12:36 by davebowler
Westhouse;
Based on the NAV performance of UEM, over the last five years, we believe that it deserves
to be part of a core portfolio for investors not just looking at emerging markets but global
markets as well. The fund has persistently traded at a discount despite superior
performance vis-à-vis its peer group, which we believe is unwarranted.
Given the performance differential over the last five years, we would recommend a partial
switch from Templeton Emerging Markets (TEM) into Utilico Emerging Markets, even if UEM
was trading at parity and TEM was trading at a 12.7% discount. UEM is trading at a 9%
discount and the annualised outperformance that UEM has achieved vs. TEM over the last
five years is 9.2%, which supports our view that investors should switch into/buy UEM.
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Posted at 11/3/2015 12:39 by jimbo55
Since my last post, the "Line 2" I referred to has been convincingly breached in my opinion and the US Dollar Index (DXY) looks to be on a tear. It may even breach 100, which is a big round number I'd expect every Forex trading bot on the planet to pick up on.

The strengthening USD is not good for Emerging Markets. The BIS estimate there to be some USD 7 - 9 trillion carry trades loose in the World, and some of the participants still in those trades must now be starting to get twitchy. A not insignificant proportion of those funds will have found their way into markets in the Far East.

Anybody thinking about buying TEM right now should be keeping a watchful eye on the DXY. The stronger it becomes, the more likely we are to find out who's been swimming naked with USD-based leverage in Emerging Markets:

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/DXY:CUR/chart

Personally, I'd stay well away for the time being. It looks like the 100 day EMA on TEM is about to breach the 200 day EMA to the downside, and this is never a good sign on the chart technical front alone.
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Posted at 06/3/2015 13:26 by jimbo55
Based on this chart:

http://www.bloomberg.com/quote/DXY:CUR/chart

... and this one:

hxxp://www.seeitmarket.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/us-dollar-strength-percent-above-200-day-moving-average.jpg

... and a few other little factors such as the following, which bear added significance if "Line 2" in the above chart is convincingly breached this year:

http://blogs.ft.com/beyond-brics/2014/10/01/parsing-em-vulnerability-to-carry-trade-unwinding/?

... now is NOT the time to be considering a re-investment in TEM.
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Posted at 06/3/2015 10:57 by irenekent
Now is the time I think to be considering re-investment in TEM.
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