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TEM Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Plc

154.40
0.60 (0.39%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
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 Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.60 0.39% 154.40 154.40 154.80 154.80 153.40 153.80 2,099,139 16:35:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end 34.34M 2.52M 0.0022 702.73 1.76B
Templeton Emerging Markets Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Mgmt Invt Offices, Open-end sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TEM. The last closing price for Templeton Emerging Marke... was 153.80p. Over the last year, Templeton Emerging Marke... shares have traded in a share price range of 141.00p to 155.00p.

Templeton Emerging Marke... currently has 1,135,276,077 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Templeton Emerging Marke... is £1.76 billion. Templeton Emerging Marke... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 702.73.

Templeton Emerging Marke... Share Discussion Threads

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20/11/2007
13:29
Hi Mart, long time.
Yes, agree about the ISA. I'm strongly of the view that JMC is one to get my paws on, so much that I have pointed the chart and stuck it on the wall beside me to keep reminding me.
TEM seems to have come very long way in 2007 so could have more to correct than JMC.
See if DOW holds the August lows we will know that very soon.

hectorp
20/11/2007
13:03
Hi H
Luckily sold out of TEM at the end of last week. Not inspired to hold positions long in this market. I'm watching JMC. Also investigating covered warrants. JMC should be good for an ISA at some point.

mart
20/11/2007
12:59
Not sure MArt
The more I look at the TEM range of country exposure, I find it over-diverse now. In 2008 we will need a more concentrated focus on certain countries - those not likely to be so affected as others by the US downturn ( which is now looking certain). I am not keen on Mexico for example, not Taiwan, or S Korea. But China Hong Kong , Thailand, yes. At the moment I am really thinking to get back int JPM China, and EDF Dragon.
However- they should all bounce back in a few weeks IMHO and its a little game to try and find a bottom to this leg - if leg it is!

hectorp
09/11/2007
13:18
Bought in. Any opinion on exposure to Brazilian oil finds, and consequences thereof?
mart
07/11/2007
21:17
A new high of 452p (was 458p earlier today).
dondee
15/10/2007
09:05
Relatively little exposure to Indian market...
hoggetwood
13/10/2007
10:12
from todays Mauldin report:

China will allow their currency to rise faster in the future, not that it cares about European or American concerns. It needs to do so to counter its own inflation and asset bubble problems, and it will, although the process will be slower than is liked by the West. A tsunami of Chinese money is going to start heading into the world. China announced August 17th that they are planning on allowing Chinese investors to invest money offshore in Hong Kong. Since that announcement the Hang Seng Index has soared by over 40% as foreign investors jump on board before the anticipated avalanche of Chinese money falls into Hong Kong stocks.
consequently other ASian nations will let their currencies rise, maybe by 15-20%'..
you can see that investments in emerging economies with exposure to 'other far east' and hong Kong, which is rising fast, will help TEM to gain, also as China raises the Yuan - starting very soon. TEM is currently 40% inveted in SE ASia including nearly 20% in China. I can envisage a further rally of 20% or more in TEM in 2008.

hectorp
13/7/2007
07:03
I've opened the paired short - probably too soon, TEM far too strong upside for the other part of the trade. It is really odd that TEM can put on 7p on the same day that undervalued Japanese Funds put on o.5p or even nil.
IS TEM using some clever trickery of gearing?

hectorp
08/7/2007
15:54
If you are too long TEM to change it, the short on the above paired trade should be MLLA - M Lynch Latin America. Note too their charts are almost identical.
hectorp
08/7/2007
11:37
Perhaps a good strategy could be to run a paired balance trade, short the high flyer, TEM, and go long Shin Nippon that seems very oversold.. ? ( BGS)
I know many such trade pairs would almost guarantee a good return over months, though I'm not definitely picking TEM, which showed a great rise on Friday of 6p.

hectorp
04/7/2007
09:37
Well, this reorganisation, and also share buybacks, could be positive for TEMIT.
I'm admitting I am here to establish a bear position, not yet, but when the markets do turn, Temit is one of those which could bring spectacular bear returns.
I've placed on close watch. AS to buying now, anyone would be crazy, but many ahve done very well this year.

hectorp
25/7/2006
10:01
Well the NAV only went down one-third of a percent last wek - which isn't bad considering market coditions. Discount now about 12.5% - which even given present market sentiment towards emerging markets seems a little wide. So let's wait and see what the future holds.
don muang
24/7/2006
19:02
I make the present discount about 13%. Let's see what tomorrows NAV announcement brings and if there is a suitable 'rebound' in emerging markets given todays improving sentiment in the main markets...
don muang
16/5/2006
13:05
Update on Huttonr's figure. Today's announcement shows a NAV (cum interest) of 335.47p which is 15p better off than two months ago so the share price being 7p lower suggests the market at present requires a deeper discount. A portent of the future or the possibility of a recover in the sp? Who knows?
raxzi
15/3/2006
10:16
NAV figure has dropped to 320 - so looks like the market is calling it right with the discount staying fairly stable at about 10%
huttonr
14/3/2006
04:33
With NAV around the 340 mark the discount is widening, this has to be one of the best emerging plays. I was out too at 300, watching and waiting for a break of this level, but if the discount keeps widening then I may be tempted back in. Looks good value to me for such experienced management.
tim
11/3/2006
09:49
Hectorp - as you say in your note - fear - there does seem to be a lot of doom, gloom and general despondency around at the moment - a bit like the old IBM method of selling - spread FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) around, and people will opt for the old 'tried and tested solution'. However, the world is changing towards the emerging countries and I don't think people know what the new solutions are, yet. Certainly, I don't, but the emerging markets will surely play a large part in it.
So, I think that, whatever happens, an investment in this area is quite likely to pay off. The volatility of the market is probably going to give plenty of opportunities to stay watching and jump in on the dips.

huttonr
09/3/2006
11:32
well its a large blip - more than a blip, and there may be truth in:

... Analysts fear the cycle will turn as rising interest rates in America, Europe and, soon, Japan choke off global liquidity.

Andy Xie, an economist at Morgan Stanley, said the "bubble" could burst this year. "It may take just one event to trigger reverse momentum," he said....
Howevere the Telegraph article goes on to suggest that peopel should switch from Bonds to Equiteies and Russia is safer than the US if the US housing bubble busts. So the article is in a sense as hard to follow in terms of the Emerging market theme as is my decision is to make. I remain sidelined for the moment. If this is a 'blip' it shall be easy enough to get in , in a week or two.

hectorp
08/3/2006
10:10
An interesting price correction taking place - there have been a newspaper notes recently on the lines of the Telegraph article noted by MT Glass - are we going to have a major change in price level - or is this just a minor blip?
huttonr
07/3/2006
12:00
Article in today's Tgraf regarding investment in emerging markets
m.t.glass
06/3/2006
19:36
ok why july
stoge
13/2/2006
13:20
Well, emerging and Far EAst may be the best movers of 2006. ( until July).
hectorp
06/2/2006
16:32
I have acquired a holding in TEM for two main reasons:

Firstly, the manager of TEM has a long-standing good reputation in making profits in emerging markets.

Secondly, TEM fills a hole in my dynamic-economy investments.
It adds a good dollop of Brazil (I already have Russia, Japan and India).

I consider my Jap investments will benefit from the Chinese economy so will make no direct investment there for now. The so-called "BRIC" countries are thus covered.

Any others care to give reasons for their interest in TEM?

sunburst
04/1/2006
12:02
Doubling Up!
ben gunn
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