AIR - Air NZ.

[biker]

Bought more today at 2.03

[macduffy]

Still, no-one has a 30 day compare on the T20 holders?

Where would you expect to find that?

[Master98]

Trivia Stats:

Trades	487
Value	$ 5,160,896
Volume	2,514,006
Over $100k	3
Overall Avg	$ 18,590
Median	$ 4,789
High	$ 790,833
Low	$ 57
After 5pm
Value	$ 1,179,121	23%
Volume	577,618

Apart from the last trade of the day of $790,833 at 5:11pm $2.052, most of it looks like retail sized parcels. Only two others above $100k, one at the open.

methink could be manipulated by brokers/instos, they want to sell or buy at certain share price, similar situations showed on SKT and SPK offshore SSH notices last year, just my guess.

[Baa_Baa]

Where would you expect to find that?

Any current shareholder has the right to request a Top 20 shareholders report from the company. They can also ask for a back dated report if needed and compare it to todays report. Some shareholders regularly request the Top 20 reports to monitor changes in the major holders positions. No one likes it when a T20 is unloading their shares, especially foundation shareholders, though conversely it is encouraging when an existing major is accumulating or a new respected big name is taking a position in the T20.

[smtrader]

Where would you expect to find that?

Yeah i think if anyone is using the IRESS platform, you can find it there but IIRC only updates every fortnight

[smtrader]

Any current shareholder has the right to request a Top 20 shareholders report from the company. They can also ask for a back dated report if needed and compare it to todays report. Some shareholders regularly request the Top 20 reports to monitor changes in the major holders positions. No one likes it when a T20 is unloading their shares, especially foundation shareholders, though conversely it is encouraging when a new respected big name is taking a position in the T20.

Oh a didnt know that.. nice info.. il be bothering all nzx companies right after exams! (the ones i can of course as a shareholder)

[Snow Leopard]

The last 32 days (11-Apr-16 => 25-May-16 inc) as seen 85,497,887 shares^* change hands, representing about 7.6% of all of those currently issued.

This is an average of 2,671,809 shares a day and compares to

426,857,585 shares^{^} [38%] from 20-May-2015 inc) or 1,667,412 shares a day over the last 256 days.

Best Wishes
Paper Tiger

^* I bet at least some of those are really the same share traded multiple times
^{^} ditto

[Baa_Baa]

Oh a didnt know that.. nice info.. il be bothering all nzx companies right after exams! (the ones i can of course as a shareholder)

A suggestion, not advice ... buy a few shares in everything important on your watchlist, just to get on the share register. For $30 broker fee each plus the few shares, it's worth it to monitor the T20 to complement your FA by knowing who is really moving and shaking every company you own, or those you think you might want to own.


BAA

[macduffy]

Any current shareholder has the right to request a Top 20 shareholders report from the company. They can also ask for a back dated report if needed and compare it to todays report. Some shareholders regularly request the Top 20 reports to monitor changes in the major holders positions. No one likes it when a T20 is unloading their shares, especially foundation shareholders, though conversely it is encouraging when an existing major is accumulating or a new respected big name is taking a position in the T20.

Top 20 shareholder reports are of limited value when so many of the beneficial owners hold their shares in nominee companies. It's the "substantial shareholder" notifications where movements in interests of 5%+ must be notified that are of most interest. Or so I have found.

[Baa_Baa]

Top 20 shareholder reports are of limited value when so many of the beneficial owners hold their shares in nominee companies. It's the "substantial shareholder" notifications where movements in interests of 5%+ must be notified that are of most interest. Or so I have found.

That's true, though initially it's not about 'names' per se, more so where the SP movements are coming from, like who is driving the SP. Those are the ones that are doing the buying and the selling. I agree though that the SSH's are what complements this, by putting names to the bigger players.