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[dickbush] 25/5/2009 09:53

Vietnam markets up 4 and 5% today.

[davebowler] 21/5/2009 15:03

Have a look at ASPL a cheap way into Vietnam and Malaysian Property

[dickbush] 19/5/2009 10:01

Today's EGM announcement is a positive for shareholders. Should see the discount to NAV reduced.

[dickbush] 18/5/2009 12:45

Many thanks, Simon. I'll take a look.

[dickbush] 08/5/2009 16:22

NAV of $1.88. So even after today we're still at a discount of 30%. Plenty of room to narrow if the market attracts more foreign investors.

[dickbush] 07/5/2009 07:58

Vietnam up another 4% today.

[hiijinx] 05/5/2009 10:50

yep, its a good rise for vof today

[dickbush] 05/5/2009 07:35

Vietnam up another 5% today to a new rally high.

[par555] 01/5/2009 16:00

Yangou - Couldn't agree more .Had same problem with HL .Told that because it was quoted in $'s they could not give ' best execution ' on it and therefore did not deal it . Funny as I have bought US stocks through them on a number of occasions .
Bought it through Redmayne Bentley a number of times , but not in Sipp as have that with HL .
Annoying .

[yangou] 29/4/2009 10:38

Showing up this morning on HL again. Just a pity they wont take it in SIPP. Hmm but after calling them say they dont deal in it. So why show it up on their site then? grr!

[yangou] 27/4/2009 16:04

Just about to place a trade with HL for these but cannot be held in SIPP or ISA
Too late lost it .Case of now you see it then now you dont

[dickbush] 23/4/2009 23:20

Many thanks. VOF not acceptable to Hargreaves Lansdown in any account. Already had a run in with them. Had to use a taxable brokerage account elsewhere in order to deal. Thinking seriously about moving from HL.

[hiijinx] 15/4/2009 21:13

i think vof can go in a sipp, being in dollars is not an issue as its quoted on the london stock exchange, check your sipp provider

[dickbush] 15/4/2009 20:20

If anyone finds an ISA-able or SIPP-able Vietnam fund or vehicle, please let me know.

[brando69] 15/4/2009 19:33

many thanks - looks like jp morgan have some sort of vietnam investment fund. i'd assume that can be slapped in an ISA. but performance looks poor.

[hiijinx] 15/4/2009 19:27

there is also some funds listed here which are single asian country funds but maybe only in hong kong

[hiijinx] 15/4/2009 19:17

brando, try this load of funds. i have'nt found one which can be put in an isa yet. most of these are also dollar quoted

[brando69] 15/4/2009 18:41

but, if you'll allow me to be serious for just a few moments, are there any vietnam buffs on here who can point me towards stocks or funds which are ISA-able and which offer good exposure to the dong, so to speak.

[hiijinx] 15/4/2009 18:33

thanks for all of your replies, very helpful. must get back in soon then save them away somwehere for a couple of years