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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Vinacapital Vietnam Opportunity Fund Ld | LSE:VOF | London | Ordinary Share | GG00BYXVT888 | ORD $0.01 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 473.00 | 469.50 | 474.00 | 474.50 | 470.50 | 474.50 | 144,665 | 16:35:12 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Real Estate Investment Trust | -10.43M | -15.02M | -0.0975 | -48.26 | 725.05M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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07/4/2010 11:48 | Another article on Vietnam why not: | roman2325 | |
25/3/2010 11:43 | Interesting article: | roman2325 | |
09/3/2010 17:55 | March 8, 2010 There Are Better Alternatives Than US Stocks "But eventually if you print money, the purchasing power of money will lose value and what will happen is stocks will adjust on the upside. If you believe in equities, I would rather buy Vietnamese shares than US shares because I can make the case that the economy there will grow much faster than in the United States, from a much lower levels admittedly. Or I would buy Indian, Chinese or Malaysian shares. I think they are better alternative than U.S. stocks." Marc Faber | dickbush | |
09/3/2010 11:57 | Discount currently 40% assuming the fund has performed in line with the market since end-Jan. | dickbush | |
22/2/2010 09:47 | SKYSHIP - what are your current thoughts? Did you re-enter? | roman2325 | |
17/2/2010 10:39 | Bought back in to VOF today - don't anticipate much movement in the NAV over the next 12 months but would like to see something done to narrow the discount - will buy more if they dip substantially below $1.40.. | roman2325 | |
10/2/2010 13:51 | NAV end-Jan $2.39 and the market is up about 2% since. Discount now almost 40%. | dickbush | |
03/2/2010 12:22 | Interesting snippets from the Q4 report out today: A priority for 2010 will be to actively close the share price discounts of our funds. We have a track record of realising exits above carrying value, and we believe 2010 will extend this record. VOF's NAV at 31 December 2009 declined by 4.6 percent to USD785 million, or USD2.42 per share, from USD823 million, or USD2.53 per share, at the end of September. During the quarter, VOF saw several investees list, such as top capital markets holding Eximbank (EIB). The fund invested in Hoan My hospital group, its first private equity investment of the year. With a tightening of bank lending, more private companies are looking for strategic investors, and we expect PE deal activity to increase notably in 2010. | strollingmolby | |
25/1/2010 08:07 | Director bought 50,000 at $1.65. | dickbush | |
19/1/2010 17:01 | 31-Dec update: Vietnamese equity markets closed down 1.9 percent in December 2009, but for the year the VN Index posted a strong return of 56.8 percent. From the low in February 2009, the VN Index doubled, returning 110.8 percent over 10 months. VOF only participated in 29.7% of the annual growth - was this due to cautious positioning ? 2010 Outlook For 2010, most analysts remain cautiously optimistic on the macro economic outlook. Vietnam's exports are expected to continue to recover, helped by an attractive cost base. In asset markets, opportunities will likely remain in fixed income for the short term, as the state accelerates domestic and international borrowings to fund next year's budget (against a backdrop of double-digit bond yields and single-digit inflation forecasts). In equity markets, forward valuations are still attractive, with forward market PE under 13x and forecast 2011 PEs of approximately 11x in an environment of improving global economic growth and trade. | strollingmolby | |
11/1/2010 16:04 | Thanks again. | pachandl | |
11/1/2010 15:56 | I hold it on a rolling spread so i would get dividends but pay a small premium for the loan, for me its a good as holding the shares as i am happy with my position i.e would buy with cash. I have no stops co cant be taken out by gaps etc. If you buy the share you have to pay fx to buy and sell unless you already have the USD. So for shares like this it can be cost effective as no fx, no commission, no stamp, no CGT. Cheers | jonnyboy1 | |
11/1/2010 15:43 | Cheers Jonny but do you hold shares in VOf or just trade the margins? | pachandl | |
11/1/2010 13:44 | i hold this through igindex, saves on the CGT. TDW will trade it but i struggle to recommend them as they are muppets albeit with access to a lot of markets | jonnyboy1 | |
11/1/2010 13:38 | Could anyone tell me which brokers trade this share - Hargreaves Lansdown will not take orders (online or on the phone). Thanks. | pachandl | |
05/1/2010 14:03 | See page 14 of this report re. Vietnam Property funds- ASPL comes out particularly cheap | davebowler | |
05/1/2010 13:48 | I've just dipped a toe here. Nice to have a little more non-UK/GBP exposure and it looks as though the Vietnamese economy is strengthening. Not so keen on the performance fee being 2% of NAV though - especially with NAV being at $2.40. That's quite a tax ($0.048) on the current share price I do like the long term story here though. | gb904150 | |
05/1/2010 11:49 | TokyoJohn , you have to call the helpdesk and put it through on the telephone . | substp | |
05/1/2010 11:34 | Help please - why do i get a US$ price if I try to buy thru Barclays. Is there a £ price broker? | a2088340 | |
05/1/2010 08:26 | Anyone managed to buy these with Selftrade? All I get is errors. | tokyojohn | |
04/1/2010 11:55 | nice move this am. the ban on gold trading will drive more money back into the stock market. Fastest growth in two years in Q4. Rediculous dicount to NAV. BUY | jonnyboy1 | |
02/1/2010 18:09 | Vietnam's growth picks up pace Consumer spending is helping growth to pick up Vietnam's economy grew at its fastest rate in two years in the fourth quarter, helped by government spending. Hanoi's Statistics Office said economic growth expanded by 6.9% in the final three months of the year. That compares to 6.04% in the previous quarter. In a statement, it said the economy "had passed the most difficult period". | tenapen |
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