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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| UK Balanced | UBR | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 128.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 128.25 | 128.25 |
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Posted at 15/2/2007 17:42 by chopshs Positive announcement today. Should create more focused management team imo. Note slightly lower management fee and increased divi - they obviously finally read my post 18 :-) Hopefully this will reduce/ eliminate the share price discount to the NAV. |
Posted at 11/1/2007 17:07 by washbrook I noticed this morning sli( Scottish Widows stable) had declared the December NAV on 9.1.07, so I thought should be in soon. UBR xd 17.1.07 pay 31.1.07. I have been trading since 1963 and now I am 70 I do not have a big portfolio. I only look for reasonable dividend yield with little risk.( UBR risk grade=43 .reference from digitalook .In comparison Vodaphone risk grade =101 ) Sold fcpt yesterday went xd a couple of weeks ago. Other Investment Trusts Property funds fcpt down 1.25p ipt down 1.5 sli down 0.25p tap down 1.25p UBR up 2p Very high volume today I suspect some switching into ubr. |
Posted at 05/1/2007 16:44 by chopshs Starting to move now. I expect a positive NAV announcement next week which should push the shares higher. With luck we might also see an increase in the divi as well... |
Posted at 01/12/2006 22:50 by chopshs Finally bought some UBR today. At about 9% discount to NAV and with a 5% divi these look very good value. Significantly cheaper than any other similar trust. Next NAV announcement in just over a month will almost certainly show a further increase. Last year there was a big jump at calender year end which I wouldn't be surprised to see replicated this year. The fund manager's bonus is probably partly dependant on it... so he'll be pushing the valuers a bit harder. No stamp to pay on purchase and ISA'able too! |
Posted at 28/4/2006 13:49 by chopshs Great performance from WPF over last month but now it's at a 16% premium to NAV and yield of 3.75% I've sold and doubled up in TAP which is at about 1% premium and still yielding nearly 6% with next divi due in a couple of weeks. TAP has lagged the sector since launch but I'm hoping that Teesland will start to extract some extra performance from the portfolio and the shares will catch up. |
Posted at 21/3/2006 23:37 by chopshs Good luck fordtin. Must admit my broker did a good job on ICH purchase and we only paid 0.5p above the mid.Back on topic UBR looking quite expensive now imo on short term view. Better value in other property trusts? Not sure why WPF and TAP are lagging but confident they will catch up with the premiums soon. |
Posted at 14/3/2006 20:41 by chopshs Ford - lol...no more to do with the waist...thanks for your ideas. i was quite interested in IUKD but in looking at this further ended up being even more attracted to ICH! 8.5% divi and about 15% discount to NAV... Just wish i'd come across this before!Hopefully the property trusts will get another leg up in early April when the Q1 NAV announcments start coming through. Market still very strong me thinks but may not be fully reflected in valuations at this time of year. Most fund managers lean on the valuers most heavily at the year end. |
Posted at 14/1/2006 15:22 by chopshs I looked to buy just before xmas at 124.5 for a short term trade but got distracted and missed it :-( Increase in mid-week was due to much bigger than expected increase in nav to 139.4p. I think they have subsequently fallen back slightly on profit taking. They are now trading at a 2% discount to nav and are the only off shore property trust in this position. All the others are at an average premium of about 5% although some still need to announce their end Dec values. I think UBR are still looking good value despite recent increase and for long termers I think they are a buy. Yield at 5.2% is still attractive. For me, I shall be staying on side lines and will only look to buy if share price falls a bit more, which I don't expect it to. I hold WPF and TAP and am hoping for good nav announcements from these next week. |
Posted at 10/1/2006 11:23 by mcmichael i bought in october on the basis the share price would be fairly constant but the dividend reinvested would produce a decent return. Also with the house prices appear to be slowing down rental income seems a better bet unless we go into reccessionmacca |
Posted at 03/6/2005 17:33 by spower1461 Thought I'd add this to the BB's.I'm no great chart follower or anything but I do look for stocks paying a reasonable dividend that appear to be steady, and I think this fits the bill. I've held these for a few months now - divident paid four times a year, steady and rising share price. What more can one want? Any one else have a view on these Steve |
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