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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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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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08/1/2006 21:45 | haveagoodday, I will give you a few figures tomorrow, when I have got all my paperwork in front of me. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
08/1/2006 21:27 | Thank you both; and should the market move +20%, what could ZPG achieve? What if the market falls 20%? Assuming a 15% increase in 06, as many pundits are predicting, and the 2 largest holdings perform accordingly, then will tiltonboy's 5 - 5.5 be revised upwards and by how much? Thank you have a good day | haveagoodday | |
08/1/2006 21:11 | i think little bit higher 8-9p I think Blair @ Bush will want get there troops out of IRAQ this should have postive infurlance on the market with ft100 reaching about 7500 in 2 years .,unless Bin Larden strikes again | soysoy | |
08/1/2006 12:50 | This very much depends on the manager's ability to add value. Their two largest holdings both meet their redemption in the next 11 months. Both are highly geared, so the market's direction this year will have some relevance on the final position. On your no significant move in markets scenario, I expect zpg to have a terminal NAV of around 5p-5.5p. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
07/1/2006 20:51 | hi there, assuming the main market makes no significant gain or loss, what is the likely value of ZPG when wound up in 2008? thanks in anticipation have a good day | haveagoodday | |
05/1/2006 10:40 | Zero Preference Growth Trust PLC In accordance with UKLA Listing Rule 15.4.11(1), the following list represents the Company's investments, as at 31st December 2005, in other UK listed investment companies (including investment trusts) which themselves do not have a stated investment policy to invest no more than 15% of their gross assets in other UK listed investment companies (including investment trusts): Name of company Class of Share Premier Equity & Income Bond Zero dividend preference BFS Managed Properties Zero dividend preference BFS UK Dual Return Zero dividend preference Britannic Global Income Securities Zero dividend preference Investec High Income Zero dividend preference Quarterly High Income Zero dividend preference | soysoy | |
05/1/2006 10:37 | yes I am in cra ,cksn,bg.aga slowley pulling out of stocks, been in just aftter 911 | soysoy | |
05/1/2006 09:28 | Bought a few more EXSZ at 134p yesterday, and nice to see them 2p up this morning. Under 11 months to run now, and with the market having enjoyed a good run in the first two days of the new year, the NAV is likely to be above the 146.31p figure for 31st December. That implies a further 10% upside in the EXSZ price with the market at these levels. All good news for zpg. soysoy, Are you in CRA, having seen you post over there yesterday? tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
29/12/2005 14:11 | tr, Yes, toying with buying a few more EXSZ. Buy price 133p and just over 11 months to run. Shame you wasn't around from OCT 2002 on the JDT thread, which made a lot of money for various people. Having done my figures again, I'm struggling to see much more than 5p for zpg, with the current portfolio. In the short term the aforementioned stocks will continue to do well in a rising market, but thereafter we are going to need a bit of magic from the managers, and I'm not sure where they can pull the rabbits out of the hat. Good luck to all in 2006. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
29/12/2005 12:01 | TB; thx for info re EXSZ and Premier Equity I & G. Nice chart for EXSZ. Note that NAV is 145p | tiraider | |
29/12/2005 11:48 | Ah well, I'm in for another 60,000 @ 4.49p. It's at the bottom of its price channel, and probability is that it will move higher (not showing on the trades though). Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all. rgds tr | tiraider | |
22/12/2005 16:43 | The top two holdings EXSZ and Premier Equity I & G, were up over the week, which accounted for the rise in NAV. Both are uncovered and will benefit from further rises in the FTSE. Likewise they will suffer more if the market falls. Both have less than a year to run, so they could do with the market rising in the short term. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
22/12/2005 16:35 | Net Asset Value(s) THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the mid price Net Asset Values at 20 December 2005 were: per Ordinary unit 63.13p per Growth share 8.22p per Zero Dividend Preference share 54.91p Gross assets less current liabilities £14.67m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value, so no additional Fair Value NAV is required. | soysoy | |
19/12/2005 14:50 | 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 | soysoy | |
19/12/2005 14:02 | soysoy, Your prediction of 5600 for the FTSE at the year end looks as if it could be close. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
19/12/2005 13:24 | Nor me - the fund manager cetainly knows what he's doing. | tiraider | |
17/12/2005 19:28 | I don`t know how they do it | soysoy | |
17/12/2005 15:49 | They're on the up again! | tiraider | |
16/12/2005 14:46 | Net Asset Value(s) THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the mid price Net Asset Values at 13 December 2005 were: per Ordinary unit 62.96p per Growth share 8.17p per Zero Dividend Preference share 54.79p Gross assets less current liabilities £14.64m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value, so no additional Fair Value NAV is required. | soysoy | |
09/12/2005 17:28 | Net Asset Value(s) THE ZERO PREFERENCE GROWTH TRUST PLC The Company announces that the mid price Net Asset Values at 6 December 2005 were: per Ordinary unit 62.77p per Growth share 8.11p per Zero Dividend Preference share 54.66p Gross assets less current liabilities £14.60m Fair value of the debt is not materially different from the par value, so no additional Fair Value NAV is required. | soysoy | |
06/12/2005 12:43 | tiltonboy; by Ords, I thought you'd realise that I was talking about Ordinary units. GlynneF; I take your point however I'm also optimistic given the historic performance since reconstruction. I note that on the riskgrades index, ZPG is now down to the lowest that I have seen it - 70. An indication that it's good value for what it is (between balanced and growth). rgds tr | tiraider | |
05/12/2005 14:31 | Glynne, Yes, they are quoted, and I'm surprised you can't access the quote with ZPGU. I'm not as bearish as you regarding the Growth shares, though I have had some difficulty in explaining to our friends on here that the Growth shares aren't exactly what they seem. Assets only need to grow by 5%(excluding charges)over the next 2.7 years to cover the Zero's. As the portfolio has a GRY of over 7%, it would take a decent sized fall in the market for you not to get your full entitlement. I have been impressed by the way the fund has been managed, and given no major change in market conditions, I feel the Growth shares will achieve some value. I hold the Units so in effect I am paying an extra 3p for a call option on the market, and the abilities of the managers. tiltonboy | tiltonboy | |
05/12/2005 13:59 | tiraider, The zeros are trading at a premium to NAV which reflects the fact that their NAV grows at 12.6% pa. The growth share are at a near 50% discount to NAV reflecting the fact that most of the NAV growth will go to the zeros, bank interest and other costs, and the NAV of the growth shares will struggle to maintain today's level. I expect the ZPG NAV to decline substantially. Holding my ZPGZ shares offers me a return to maturity of 8% pa or so, with some risk. Certainly neither share is a bargain to buy currently. tiltonboy, Are the units quoted anywhere ? ZPGU does not seem to exist on the LSE site. regards, GF. | glynnef |
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