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Now that is better, a possible bid at a higher price.
cheers humble, could you copy and paste the report here please?
Two possible bids for Japan Residential TIP UPDATE 13 November 2015 http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/shares/news-and-analysis/6e29a594-89f4-11e5-90de-f44762bf9896 Japan Residential has one recommended offer and admitted the possibility of another bid.
When you look at all the trades a hell of a lot of sells and they are sells. But the SP has not dropped. Maybe there is a very large order being filled which would make sense if there was going to be a rival bid. gla
Haha!
lol who knows? Have you been tested?
Just bought in for the first time (after the rise!)... am I utterly mad?
The Bidco Board and the JRIC Board are pleased to announce that they have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended cash offer by Bidco for the entire issued, and to be issued, share capital of JRIC (the "Offer"). "The JRIC Board also announces that it has received a separate approach from a third party at a price of 72 pence per JRIC Share which may or may not lead to an offer. Discussions with this third party are at an early stage and it is carrying out due diligence. " Personally I think 72p is too cheap. Remember this company has been proceeding to apply for entry into the main market, which in itself will drive the SP up. So we have confirmed offer and then another possible offer. Could see this going higher. I was surprised at to be able to sell my shares at the offer price of 72p but seeing the possibility of another bid I am guessing they expect it to go higher other wise I see no reason to offer you 72p per share at the current time. I may be wrong but thats my very best guess. Would love to hear others opinions. gla
Woopee! I didn't see that coming!
Whoppee!! I didn't see that coming!
yen weakness has decimated the dividend but this is a long term hold - currencies as indeed sterling fluctuate. Good holdings in Japanese cities.
Patience is the game here. The SP is holding up and we are getting a divi greater than interest from a bank. Should see a small climb in the sp until the ex divi day. gla
Basically the same as my and legobrickgirl's posts before! Main market move still on, but taking longer than they had initially hoped because of work involved.
Agree. Not sure how long the Yen will stay down but can't get worse. The move to main market should also help.... when it happens.
Good results, offset only by yen weakness against sterling. This will wash out in time, but not for a while I guess.
Reversal time
Recommended on here: (basically argues that, like in the UK, Abenomics, even if unsuccessful, will drive up asset values like property, halping the NAV here) http://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/2014/10/22/funds-and-etfs/investment-trusts/investment-trusts-the-professional-picks-AhUC03BovlxULJeQGIuKeI/article.html
Any reason for this other than recent news of Japan depression? Seems rather oversold.
Looks like a good RNS. Stranged how they took the SP down 1.75p first thing before the RNS was out though.
ahh, another poster. Welcome to the board.
2020 Olympics could push up property prices (JRIC asset value) and leasehold asking rents (JRIC annual income) http://pdf.savills.asia/asia-pacific-research/japan-research/japan-residential/jres08-2014.pdf
Did anyone else notice the mistake?
People buying in today before it goes ex divi.