aberdeen asset managemnt this company has fallen from 1.90 per share in may down to 1.34 now. despite having really good broker recommendations, as being a strong buy. Lets hear views and whether or not if you thing they have a good chance of recovery. I have quite a few shares and am wondering whether to stick with or move the money into something else.
Personnally I am not a Chartist - I do not know of any wealthy Chartist.
I am a Technician I guess -
It could be that assets under management have or will fall.
Could be some broker downgrade more likely
Could be some Exceptional Charge - Like interest rate problems etc
Could be some Investment Trust / Pension fund will / are selling.
I like all Fund Managers in an optimistic market as I believe they tend to rise
faster than their underlying investment products as they are geared and take performance fees etc.
However in a pessimistic market the reverse happens.
I shall probably only hold them for a day / few days - I hope
Good luck
I agree with all that! I like to buy a share with a good yield and plenty of broker support. If the worst happens then sit back and enjoy the dividend. Hopefully you make tomorrow and I shall make next week!
5 year chart solid uptrend, took a hit when Bernankie announced tapering and some concern re over exposure to emerging markets (complete bollox imvho). Had an excellant run this year and if history is repeated finishes stronger each year.
I used to work for Midland in the 1970s when all management could do was to harp back to when they were the biggest bank in the world and bemoan their then, current position - as by then they were very much an also ran and were as good as rescued by HSBC in the 1980s.
"p.s. How much do I owe you and Halifax for this trader information ?
- am I supposed to pay a subscription by standing order ?"
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