We could not find any results for:
Make sure your spelling is correct or try broadening your search.
Name | Symbol | Market | Type |
---|---|---|---|
Ft Tre | LSE:TRE | London | Exchange Traded Fund |
Price Change | % Change | Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Traded | Last Trade | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0.00 | 0.00% | 19.991 | 20.21 | 20.305 | - | 0 | 16:14:41 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
---|---|---|---|
11/10/2009 17:18 | Strong chart - breakout approaching. | philjeans | |
01/10/2009 15:12 | It is still not entirely clear whether carbon (as an emission or a sequestered emission) is to be a tradeable commodity in the future, or something that is simply taxed. Understandably, politicians seem to favour a system where they get to pocket tax revenues on pollution in their own countries rather than see vast sums of money fly around the world chasing offset projects often seemingly with less substance to them than the problematic gases they are supposed to be offsetting. This is of course a short term view, but then, we know who makes up the rules in the world, unfortunately, and thus the system of a market-oriented solution is not necessarily a done deal. This is for why the CER price is not where it should be. This is just my opinion. | barbudo viejo | |
01/10/2009 14:56 | On a slightly broader issue. With all the emphasis world politicians place on global warming shouldn't the CER price be steadily increasing? | iomhere | |
01/10/2009 13:06 | Results Out: NAV down from 226.69p to 150.45p primarily due to reduction in CER price (TRE have used 11.78p). Risk adjustment seems reasonable again and I would say this is somewhere near the bottom for NAV. However, very diverse portfolio and good investments in primary markets which should give handsome returns longer term. Cash £150.25m (59p per share) - again down a bit due to divi & share buy back (net inflow if take these out). CERs - 53.2m (risk adjusted) with 6.3m delivered (exepcted to deliver 5m). 74% of portfolio registered. I see these pretty much trading sideways, maybe even down a bit - Copenhagen could be key to direction. Overall results seem conservative and these still look like a good medium to long term bet. Oh, and 3p final dividend due Jan 2010. | wormcatcher | |
21/9/2009 09:36 | There is more interest in ECO here than on the ECO board... | barbudo viejo | |
08/9/2009 16:50 | I still reckon they are talking with ECOS | greedy rooster | |
08/9/2009 16:28 | Carbon future for December was up today so wonder why the stock dropped? | praipus | |
19/8/2009 16:49 | One to lock away. | rogerbridge | |
13/8/2009 09:05 | Yep; the pattern on the way down is often replicated on the way back up. Not selling at 120p either! | philjeans | |
13/8/2009 08:48 | phil, pushing on towards that 120p | wormcatcher | |
12/8/2009 14:14 | Spike back up and some meaty trades going through. | wormcatcher | |
12/8/2009 11:35 | All clear to 120p and then a pause for breath. | philjeans | |
12/8/2009 10:42 | Interesting to note that TRE did not make reference to their purchase of 1m shares in ECO in the trading statement. A combine ECO/TRE business would be a cracking investment. Perhaps TRE are still to show their hand in the bid battle? | greedy rooster | |
12/8/2009 10:38 | Not sure who Liberum are but they have put an asset value of 183p on TRE and a buy. Matrix have put a price target of 135p | jambo172 | |
12/8/2009 10:38 | and thar' she blows! | philjeans | |
11/8/2009 08:51 | Could very well be the trigger for a nice breakout here. | philjeans | |
11/8/2009 06:57 | Yes, steady as she goes. | wormcatcher | |
11/8/2009 06:49 | Excellent trading update today - all going well and should result in further interest in this closed-end fund with significant price potential. | philjeans | |
22/7/2009 15:11 | Nice rise recently in EUA Dec09 Futures currently at 14.48. | wormcatcher | |
17/7/2009 15:26 | Heavy trading today - near to a significant break-out. Been hovering at just under a quid for several weeks - poised for a rapid ascent. | philjeans | |
15/7/2009 15:21 | Yes, decent pick up in volume in last 20 minutes. | greedy rooster | |
15/7/2009 15:18 | think this is ready to make a move north from here | empirestate | |
01/7/2009 11:04 | Very unexciting at the moment and seems to have settled just above the £1 mark. EUAs settled just above the 13 mark as well. I see India have rejected further emissions cuts, and with the US watering their climate change bill down it has been a very uninspiring last few weeks. | wormcatcher | |
12/6/2009 12:27 | I'm a bit late to the party by the look of the chart but a fund I've been a buyer of recently (SVM Global Fund SVG.L) highlighted it this week and it still seems good value. This Month's Featured Stock This month we focus on one of the original AIM listed investment funds, launched in May 2006.Trading Emissions invests in a range of emission assets principally Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) and Emission Reduction Units (ERUs) created through projects which conform to the Kyoto Protocol. Credits are awarded to companies that develop and deliver environmentally friendly projects. Since launch, the above projects either have or ultimately should produce for the Fund approximately 65 million equivalent tonnes of CERs. Even at the current depressed carbon credit prices, these credits together with the value in the underlying projects and its substantial cash balances give the Fund an asset value in excess of 175 pence per share. Until fairly recently, the share price was languishing at below 70 pence per share - a 60% discount.This level was very close to the value of cash on the Fund's balance sheet, effectively valuing the credits and projects at nominal amounts.This looked anomalous. After some friendly persuasion, the Fund recently announced and undertook a substantial buy back program, to date retiring approximately 6% of the issued share capital. In addition, the Fund paid its maiden dividend earlier this month and indicated that the total dividend for the year would be between 4 and 5 pence per share, indicating a yield of 5% at current prices.The share price has started to recover as investors, attracted by its yield and pro-active management, begin to understand what to date has been a largely ignored lowly correlated asset. | kiwi2007 |
It looks like you are not logged in. Click the button below to log in and keep track of your recent history.
Support: +44 (0) 203 8794 460 | support@advfn.com
By accessing the services available at ADVFN you are agreeing to be bound by ADVFN's Terms & Conditions