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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Zpg | LSE:ZPG | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMHTHT14 | ORD 0.1P |
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% | 490.40 | 489.60 | 489.80 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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17/3/2006 22:42 | THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 14 March 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 65.09p per Growth share 8.66p per Zero Dividend Preference share 56.43p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.39m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value. | haveagoodday | |
17/3/2006 15:07 | Added a few more Units today. | tiltonboy | |
17/3/2006 10:04 | Nice to see the foostie above 6000 mark | soysoy | |
10/3/2006 10:46 | OPTION AND SPREAD BETTING SETLEMENT DAY NEXT WEEK SO THE MARKETS GOES UP DOWN VERY QUICKERLY SHOULD START TO GO UP BY MID MARCH | soysoy | |
10/3/2006 10:19 | Tilton, They cost me more than that - 66.88 - but I don't have direct access to the market. Trading through an online broker, iDealing.com, you don't get great prices. I could apply for direct access - don't know if I would get it. regards, GF. My | glynnef | |
10/3/2006 09:34 | Glynne, There were a few ZPGU sold at 64p the other day; I wouldn't have minded them at that price. Like you, I have a few ZPGU for a relatively safe 7.6% yield. I'm looking to buy a few more, but I'm content to see the days and weeks drift by, without a rise in the price, which helps the GRY. The portfolio only needs to grow by 100k from here to have the Z's covered, and given the level of cover in the portfolio, it will take a fairly substantial fall in markets to put that in danger. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
09/3/2006 22:58 | Have bought more ZPGU today because it is a cheap way to buy ZPG, effectively less than 4p a share. Also I see it as a safe haven for my ISA gains in case of a downturn in the market, and I stay invested tax free. If it grows fairly securely at 6%, that is OK. Splitsonline has a 7.64% return at 5% growth, based on buying at mid price I think. Not great, but locks in some gains. regards, GF. | glynnef | |
09/3/2006 16:35 | THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 7 March 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 64.89p per Growth share 8.59p per Zero Dividend Preference share 56.30p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.38m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value. | tiraider | |
03/3/2006 12:10 | soysoy, You were spot on with your predictions for 2005, so here's hoping that your 2006 view is right. A big couple of months for ZPG, with four of it's portfolio reaching wind-up/reconstructi The big test for the manager comes now. Do they pay down borrowings, or do they seek returns over and above the cost of the debt. Gross redemption yields are now generally around 6%, but these aren't sufficient to give Growth shareholders much of a return, and with uncovered issues becoming a rarity, the opportunity of achieving extra growth with a rise in the market is becoming limited. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
02/3/2006 22:22 | THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 28 February 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 64.78p per Growth share 8.61p per Zero Dividend Preference share 56.17p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.37m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value. | haveagoodday | |
02/3/2006 13:42 | soysoy - 19 Dec'05 - 14:50 - 203 of 306 edit 5600 this year then hopefully which is mostly due to oil stock hitting high`s, 5800 by next march Then just bit of slow down but still hit 6000 for end of next year my tea`leaf`s say so I THINK FT100 COULD NOW HIT 6200 BY END OF THE YEAR BECAUSE OF ALL THE M&A | soysoy | |
24/2/2006 16:04 | soysoy, I first bought REOZ at 38p in OCT 2002. REO has been my favourite split, as can be seen by regular readers of the JDT thread. I have a fairly large position in REOA now, as the redemption yield on REOZ has fallen significantly. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
24/2/2006 15:56 | I STARTED A THREAD SO YOU CAN KEEP EYE ON IT | soysoy | |
24/2/2006 15:49 | Also the holding in Premier Equity Zero's has performed well. The latest factsheet shows that they have taken a stake in REOZ. I have mixed feelings on this as I suggested to the manager the best part of a year ago that he should buy it, and it has gone up 30%+ in that time. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
23/2/2006 18:21 | Big jump again, must be the EXSZ performing well. Someone was in for 500,00k as well. rgds to all. | tiraider | |
23/2/2006 15:54 | THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 21 February 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 64.64p per Growth share 8.60p per Zero Dividend Preference share 56.04p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.35m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from | soysoy | |
16/2/2006 22:35 | The portfolio was up £60K after taking into account the increase in the loan facility. I would guess that most of this rise was down to EXSZ. I must admit to having sold my EXSZ this morning at 147.38p as the discount has now narrowed to a level that doesn't justify holding the shares. Of course, if the market goes up, EXSZ should continue in their run, but the safety net of the 10%+ discount has now all but disappeared and takes with it it's immediate attraction. I'm staying in ZPG for the long haul, and I wouldn't be surprised to see a run in their Zero's as the GRY now looks very attractive when compared to gilt yields. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
16/2/2006 22:25 | This one was a bit of a surprise, one day after the last one. Very good rise. Must be that increase in EXCZ? THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 14 February 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 64.33p per Growth share 8.41p per Zero Dividend Preference share 55.92p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.27m On 9 February 2006 the Company increased the total amount drawn down under the Bank of Scotland facility by £100,000 to £4,820,000. The Company is currently eligible to draw down a maximum of £6,000,000 under the loan facility. | haveagoodday | |
15/2/2006 17:13 | THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the bid price Net Asset Values at 7 February 2006 were: per Ordinary unit 64.04p 31/1 63.94p per Growth share 8.25p 31/1 8.28p per Zero Dividend Preference share 55.79p 31/1 55.66p Gross assets less current liabilities £15.11m 31/1 £15.10m | tiraider | |
15/2/2006 09:30 | EXSZ up another 3p this morning. ZPG NAV should be nicely up....when they can get round to announcing it!!! tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
14/2/2006 08:53 | EXSZ up 2.5p yesterday, and another 1p this morning. Whatever happened to the regular Thursday afternoon NAV announcement? tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
10/2/2006 22:22 | Value of your house risen by 450 per cent in one week? Here's how by Flash Gorman It's pretty well impossible these days to throw a breeze block during a metropolitan dinner party without hitting someone who claims that the value of their house value has doubled in the past six months. Despite the valiant and selfless efforts of estate agents to keep prices down, the value of UK property continues to rocket ever skyward. Indeed, whereas a one-room terraced house in Barnsley with outside toilet and tin bath in front of the fire cost just £0.11 in 1993, it will now set you back over £43.70. And by the time you finish reading this piece, it will have risen to a cool £97.64. In an attempt to get to the bottom of this curious phenomenon we assembled the world's leading experts on house retail price indexes, the UK housing market as well as three nationally-regarded PVCu conservatory salesmen, and put them in a three-bedroom dwelling in Knightsbridge for a 24-hour period. The house was valued by a qualified estate agent* at the start of the trial and every four hours thereafter. Between valuations, our team conducted a series of experiments to see if they could artificially alter the property's value. Initial valuation: £580,000 Test one As a control test our team just lounged around smoking cigarettes and doing complicated equations for four hours. Valuation one: £620,000 The estate agent explained the increase was due to the area "hotting up", although subsequent experiments failed to reveal any increase in the ambient temperature. -------------------- Test two: A burnt-out car was placed into the extremely small front walled garden. Lack of access meant a crane was required to complete the task. Valuation two: £700,000 The estate agent amended the house details to include the phrase: "Ample off-road parking." -------------------- Test three: A crack den was opened next door to the house and three passers-by were taken out by sniper fire from an upstairs window. Prostitutes began to bang up smack on the front steps and service tricks in the stair well. Valuation three: £900,000 The estate agent amended the house details to include the phrase: "Located in a culturally-diverse area and with excellent access to local amenities." -------------------- Test four: All of the internal supporting walls were knocked out causing the house to partially collapse. Valuation four: £910,000 The estate agent amended the house details to include the phrase: "Character property, ripe for modernisation." -------------------- Test five: The rubble-strewn remains of the property were filled with Kosovar Albanians and drums of chemical waste. Valuation five: £1,010,000 The estate agent amended the house details to include the phrase: "Unique opportunity to acquire ongoing rental business." -------------------- Test six: The arrival of an itinerant Serbian militia resulted in the destruction of the Albanians, the remains of the property and all other houses in a three-block radius. Valuation six: £2,000,000 The estate agent amended the house details to read: "Stunning green-field site benefiting from uninterrupted views of Central London and the potential to build a detached character property with off-street parking in an area of celebrated cultural diversity." Conclusion: It seems it is impossible to stop house prices rising as relentlessly as a Morecambe Bay rip tide. We didn't have the time or facilities to engineer an economic downturn in order to view the effect this would have on the housing market, but we did run a sophisticated computer doomsday simulation. This predicted that society would collapse if prices in the south east of England dipped more than ten per cent, and a cataclysmic fall of twenty per cent would cause immediate nuclear winter followed rapidly by the heat death of the entire universe. * Thanks to a recent government review of estate agents, they must now have at least two "For Sale" signs and a newish suit to qualify for the title. It is hoped that these rigorous requirements will serve to further enhance the already high regard in which estate agents are held. | soysoy | |
10/2/2006 15:31 | TB, nothing personal, just having a bit of a laugh at your expense! There's nothing in the charts to suggest that there will be an overall fall in the markets - keeping a wary eye on them anyway. Mms playing with the offer today, still better spread. Good luck all rgds tr | tiraider | |
10/2/2006 09:13 | I have been pulling out of share`s latterly but are my 2 largest holding are zpg and links for above The old saying sell in MAY and come back in SEPT spring to mind, I have good run for 4 years so hopeing to keep some cash for next crash, from not so crumpy old xxxx LOL soysoy | soysoy |
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