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.

Broker Forecast - Jefferies International issues a broker note on Aberdeen Asset Management PLC

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Jefferies International today reaffirms its hold investment rating on Aberdeen Asset Management PLC (LON:ADN) and raised its price target to 253p (from 243p).

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Bouncing strongly today

Bought some at the end of the day @ 269.90p

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Shares Magazine - 28 Nov '16

Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN) jumps 3.6% to 296.45p as full year results are ahead of expectation, despite reporting a 39% decline in pre-tax profit to £352.7m. Pre-tax profit and earnings per share beat consensus forecasts by circa 7%, aided by currency benefits and positive market performance. Net outflows were £32.8bn. The company predicts ongoing volatility in global markets in the short term.

changing of trend

272.50p +1.80p +0.66%

The rise is not much so far but considering the market is mainly down is a good omen to be up

Last night UT close of 270.70p was almost 1p higher than the spread at close 269.85p

another good UT close above spread at the time with a large trade, very important

16:35:10
273.20 UT
670,820K

Rising strongly gain this morning. Looks like the share price is reacting to bull markets. My 289 purchase is still under the water, but my 259 addition puts me in profit overall. Hopefully back to 300 in quick time.

280.80p +10.10p (+3.73%)

Another strong move up this morning and now well up from the troubled waters

StockMarketWire.com

Aberdeen Asset Management's assets under management fell to �302.7 bn in the three months to the end of December from �312.1bn at the end of September.

Net outflows of �10.5bn were partly offset by �3.3bn asset appreciation and the group said the bulk of net outflows were largely low margin and anticipated.

The group said a �2.2bn reduction in AuM was due to rationalisation of US Fixed Income business and there was growing interest in its wider range of capabilities.

Chief executive Martin Gilbert said: "Investor sentiment had been improving steadily in the early part of the quarter, but stalled following the US presidential election result with investors putting asset allocation decisions on hold.

"Encouragingly, despite the market volatility our equity strategies produced strong returns for the year.

"While growing interest in a number of our strategies is likely to continue to be masked, in the short-term, by significant withdrawals by a small number of clients, I am encouraged by the progress being made.

"Overall Aberdeen remains in good shape, we have a strong balance sheet, a global client base and wide range of capabilities to meet the needs of investors."

Not an very good performance on the financials, so share price having a knocked too

She went to 283p high but managed to get out @ 276p with just about 6p profit
It does not pay long term this days, so I will continue with trading, providing some workout with larger gains

Bit of a no brainer chart wise that both would fall back inside BB. Interesting to see what happens next.

SL has been seriously dull for as long as i can remember
i think i acquired mine when it first went public and have stuck them in a drawer
i think they've risen perhaps 40% in 5+ years

Both good trading shares though cynic for me, consensus appears to favour SL. going forward, I'm not holding my breath :0)

May flush out a bidder for one or the other.

Wonder how the SNP will like this , job losses probably .

i can't see either now being a t/o target

Yep they seem to have it tied up .

By Alistair Strang | Tue, 14th March 2017 - 10:28
Aberdeen Asset Management

We listed this pair as potential ISA candidates back in February. Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN) is currently trading around 280p, priced near our original mutter being 265p.

ADN [which last week agreed a merger with Standard Life] has recently started some movement which is of interest, worthy of comment.

Essentially, should the share now trade above 309p, we'd be looking for fairly near-term growth toward 334p initially with secondary, if bettered, at a longer term 376p.

As the chart highlights, the 'blue' downtrend since 2015 appears extremely relevant and a break now above is liable to move pretty firmly.

Once again, we'd hope "the Scottish thing" fails to impact on the company share price potentials. Below 'red' on the chart - currently 245p - would tend to foul our optimism pretty thoroughly.