alandwd
02 Nov 2017
Broken through the 1999 high I'm no chartist, but this one has risen a lot recently and just broke through the 1999 peak, having recently beaten the 2007 peak.To me, Japan is flying and very few investors seem to realise it, but it's finally being noticed. Discount on this and others have dropped to circa 10%. Still not time to sell, but is Nikkei 36000 possible once more?
alandwd
24 Jul 2016
Re: Sold some at 1.01 Discount still seems too high for me to consider selling. If it goes to par like it did in 2007, I'd be out. Just need somebody to spot the Nikkei rise versus other world markets in the last few years.
IOMINVESTCOM
11 Jul 2016
Sold some at 1.01 FYI - Decided to bank some profit in FJV this am @ 1.01 from 47p purchase in 2011.
IOMINVESTCOM
23 Mar 2016
NAV on the rise First time we have seen this for a while - Undiluted: 104.29p
IOMINVESTCOM
07 Mar 2016
Re: Buy Back Tonic Transaction in own SharesThe Company announces that it has today repurchased for cancellation 40,000 of its own shares at a price of 83.38 pence per share. The total number of shares now in issue is 113,838,356.Natalia de SousaFor and on behalf of FIL Investments InternationalCompany Secretary01737 8378464 March 2016
IOMINVESTCOM
03 Mar 2016
Re: Discount to NAV Agree with NAV comment now with NAV at 100.98 we are nearing 19% discount now.Both BGS & FJV NAV has jumped the last couple of days with BGS matching the rise so let's hope FJV do something to near this discount. Really we should be seeing the highs of 88 +ATB
IOMINVESTCOM
25 Feb 2016
Buy Back Tonic With the recent 30k share buyback on 23rd it seems to have lifted the diluted NAV to 97.22p and lifted the share price.Interesting at 80.5p is where the 200 ema is - Would be good to challenge last year's highs of around 87pATB
Dhaka John
10 Aug 2015
Discount to NAV Still larget discount to NAV on this one (around 14%) despite rising Nikkie index and other Japanese ITs closing the discount and even higher than NAV in some cases ......so wonder when this one will wake up. Wakey, wakey FJV!
IOMINVESTCOM
31 Jul 2015
Nicholas Price takes charge [link]
Hardcore Uproar
19 Jun 2015
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Dhaka John
18 Mar 2015
Huge increase in volume This IT is finally starting to rise and now there is huge increase in volume so maybe its turn has come to be flavour of the month among the japanese lot.
IOMINVESTCOM
27 Feb 2015
Trends and Targets Trends and Targets | Thu, 26th February 2015 - 23:36Share thisIt's our "Last Friday of the Month Freebie". None of the futures potentials below are redacted. The opening movement on RBS to 414, followed by a "gotcha drop" tends confirm we've been monitoring the correct trend and our argument, should RBS actually trade above 414p then the UK market will start real growth is probably going to prove accurate.JAPAN Nikkei 225 (NIK:NI225) is viewed as heading to 19300 points next with secondary at a longer term 21860 points. It would need slip below 15860 to cancel this prospect, so there's the stop level for those with deep pockets and unlimited faith in our numbers. What is blooming weird is the detail these numbers are virtually identical to the Dow Jones longer term prospects which we gave yesterday.As the chart shows, it's fairly difficult to ridicule the Nikkei's strength as even on the immediate price cycle, it is regarded as heading to 18900 next with secondary at a longer term 19290. The RED line to scrub these prospects is currently 17275 points. (Accomplished after this was written but before publication with the result moves above 18920 will find 19910 waiting as a sort of halfway house.)We can suspect the current price level should find some sort of fascination with 18300 in the event of any reversals as this represents the level of its prior highs in 2007, when the Sushi went stale. The current level of 18860 is identical to the FTSE, matching its highest ever highs. As mentioned several times, Australia took 4 months to break free of this trap and grow 40%, the DOW took 1 month to free itself and grow nearly 30% and the FTSE only hit this nemesis level on Tuesday, so the jury is out. Both Japan and the UK are certainly showing the potentials but the UK is proving somewhat reticent still.
Dhaka John
22 Feb 2015
stubbornly flat Steady rise in NAV as would be expected with nikkei at record level but sp remains stubbornly flat. Is that a buying opportunity?
