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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utilico It | UIL | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 305.25 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 305.25 |
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Posted at 18/5/2007 16:25 by praipus Whatever UIL you have keep it, or if you are a growth junkie ditch everything and buy all the 2012 warrants you can IMHO. |
Posted at 25/4/2007 22:50 by praipus Wonder if its a bad sign for UK plc. Is the message it is better to list offshore than it is in th UK?As for the "Awkward squad" most of them have done so well out of UIL over the years they will be chartering there own plane to Bermuda...... My only other concern is regulation UK gives the impression it looks after its investors but this may be born out of ignorance on my part. Opinions welcommed. |
Posted at 06/2/2007 13:50 by praipus 3i are raising a £1.5bn infrastructure fund! So all that cash is going to be looking for cash generating assets with monopolistic features. So I would buy all the utilities and infrastructure trusts (ECWC,UIL,UEM) you can before they do IMHO. |
Posted at 22/11/2006 12:27 by praipus In traded options which are similar to warrants IMHO value is made up of a number of elements.Intrinisc value i.e. difference between exercise price and value of underlying. Time value i.e. the longer dated the option or the warrant usually the higher the premium (option term for price paid). Volatility i.e. if the price movement looks like it could hit 50% up or 50% down you may have to pay something for the privilage. So I think what you are refering to is simply these values shifting as the market factors in time, volatility and intrinsic value. Long term you will do well. UIL is a very well run and very safe IMHO investment trust for serious gearing to many of the same assets take a look at ECWC. |
Posted at 22/11/2006 08:41 by oxford blue I bought UILW at c 80p when the underlying stock was 180 (and UILW had been tracking that stock at c 100p behind regularly) - now the underlying stock is c. 232, the warratns are only 105 - doesn't make much sense to me that. Still, UIL has done well over the past few months. |
Posted at 07/9/2006 09:55 by praipus Correct.64 * Ordinary diluted NAV ex income of £2.05 = £1.312 .45 * ZDP todays NAV at £1.1572 = 52p or £1.77 2012 entitlement = 79p Therefore warrant entitlement based on last NAV statement £1.312 + 52p = £1.83 Warrant at todays buy 88p Exercise price £1.00 88p + £1.00 = £1.88 So in theory today the warrants are at a 5p premium to NAV. Or if using the 2012 ZDP entitlement of 79p + Ordinary £1.312 = £2.10 the warrants trade at a 22p or 10% discount. All this said I'm long of ordinaries today and will buy more UIL, UILW, UEM and UEMW as funds allow. |
Posted at 06/9/2006 09:08 by oxford blue Why are the warrants trading at such a discount to the stock? UILhas been creeping up slightly over the past few days, even weeks - and UILW has been static. Today there is over a 1% upward movement on UIL and UILW has actually gone down!Any ideas? |
Posted at 03/4/2006 21:42 by oxford blue Thanks, Praipus.Are you confident about UIL? |
Posted at 13/3/2006 08:36 by oxford blue So: what's the synopsis here? Is the UIL success stroy set to continue? I like the holdings, the mix and the geographical spread.Tell us mmore about the interims and what you expect, lin. Are interims that important for an IT? |
Posted at 05/12/2005 10:00 by praipus Thanks Linhur I havent been watching SMON but am aware the container ports seem to be attracting some excitement.Can not think of any reason for UIL to drift down at the moment. ESH money flowing in, PD Ports holding subject to another bidder....strong buy IMHO. |
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