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Yep - see for yourself http://www.digitallook.com/companyresearch/14221/Liontrust_Asset_Management/company_research.html
Really?
Just rechecked this one - growth forecasts still look fantastic - over 20% upside
www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/news/broker-unveils-top-2014-picks www.sharesmagazine.co.uk/articles/liontrust-to-keep-roaring#.UrK9j_RdUm8 sharecast.com/news/broker-snap-barclays-sees-improving-outlook-for-uk-asset-managers/21395185.html
...coming soon - mid jan last year Just read the recent update and half yearly RNS - both hot!
...great progress and expansion happening here www.fundweb.co.uk/fund-strategy/focus/the-ions-age-at-liontrust/2004187.article
Lots of broker buys and target upgrades after swinging convincingly into profit here Numis 335p Panmure 336p
Liontrust Asset Management: JP Morgan raises target price from 67p to 95p, underweight rating kept.
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Anyone holding these? I bought in at 95.5. Just wondering what peoples thoughts are.
sorry mate it's not GEO! lol
I hope these do well for you guys. Remember that the 2 "star" fund managers still lost money last year albeit in very difficult trading circumstances.My point thay cant be that good. There will always be another "star" in the making coming through the ranks. And if they do not already have a star in their ranks they have a full year to carry out research and employ one. I dont holdany shares and my views are given with limited research. ATB Ilostthelot(Andy B)
Out of all my investmensts this performed the best depiste the slight percentage loss, i'm very confident that this will rise, my shares in rbs took a hammering today and i bought into today as well! So i definetly concur on the recovery aspect as they seem to know what they were doing today compared to all the banks!
With alot of huge sales today and barely any movement in the share price, looks like this could recover easily. Any thoughts?
thats very helpful will hold out out for a while then see if it can reach 100-110 in the near future.
Look at my previous post to explain the fall. The pertinent question is was it an over-reaction or will the company struggle without their two key fund managers. Personal opinion is that it is an over-reaction and price will lift again on positive results
Hi there just looking at this one and i bought in at 81p i think this is undervalued myself however i am inexperienced to this market. Was it as good idea anyone. I did it because I can't see why this came down so significantly. Enlightenment is what I need!!!
Hi there just looking at this one and i bought in at 81p i think this is undervalued myself however i am inexperienced to this myself. Was it as good idea anyone. I did it because I can't see why this came down so significantly. Enlightenment is what I need!!!
lol in profit already.
bought 2k at 81p hope this pulls back up today!!
I made a speculative purchase of 2k at 81p, no one can be positive about what will happen next but iv decided to chance it as from my experience (although somewhat limited compared to other people on these boards) when a share drops big time due to non financial reasons it usually bounces partway back up at least. If I am wrong, and I have known to be, I will just add it to my medium term investments as I have researched these and in my opinion they are a decent company with low risk (as low as can be these days) of loosing £. I could hazard a guess and say bounce to 95-100 which is the usual for this sort of thing (15-20% short term return). If it drops I will top-up at a lower price as I have confidence in these, if they start to rise I may buy another k and cash in some more on the bounce back.
I very, very nearly brought 1,000 of these last Wednesday - so glad I didn't now. Marked as a strong buy with Hemscott, I am keen to buy tomorrow. How sure are we this will rise again?
I just purchased a 1000 shares at 82p a share, I believe it will go back up becasue of the reasons you guys have already stated. The share dive was a bit ridiculous, will hopefully make a tidy little profit, we shall see.
The biggest reason for the fall is the resignation of the two key fund managers who manage over £3bn of the companies investments. The climb back from 70p to 80p is off the back of the management update. I think the fall is over-done for the reasons you have stated and also the fund managers will be staying on until next year anyway.
Is it just me or does anyone else think the 36% drop in share price is a bit of an over reaction to todays statement? It could be agrued I have a vested interest in the share price bouncing back but never the less a 36% drop in response to a 13.6% drop in funds management to 'only' £3.381 billion pounds on 31st Dec 08 compared to the same time the year before. The statement also states the company has cash and financial assets of £18.2 million and zero debt. How many companies in this climate can say the same? coupled with positive results (+11%) in its euro hedge fund in 2008. looks ok to me. Im in for the bounce back. Good luck anyone who jumps on board.