Share price trajectory

[troyvdh]

Just thinking...looking at RYM....over the past 5 years its SP has been generally up .. $1 to $5+.....and I believe just prior to this period RYM had a split 1 for 5...so what im curious about ...is this unprecendented....excluding of course the madness of the 80's....forgetting RYM for a moment ...has any other company performed similarily...and most importantly has it ended in tears ????.....

DIL ....accepted sorry

[percy]

Other great performers include;EBO,MFT and POT.No tears,just happiness.!!

[troyvdh]

with all due respect percy....POT about 110%.....EBO....about 100%....MFT...45%....RYM...about 500 %.....and a div....apart from DIL....am I wrong.....again I ask is this unprecendented...

[percy]

with all due respect percy....POT about 110%.....EBO....about 100%....MFT...45%....RYM...about 500 %.....and a div....apart from DIL....am I wrong.....again I ask is this unprecendented...

Yes you will be pleased to know you are not correct, as RYM's share price was not $1 but $1.62 the week of 7th April 2008 according to Yahoo charts.
Sorry did not see you were only referring to a 5 year period.

[troyvdh]

...aahhh not wishing to enter a battle here...but can I direct you to the Direct broking site....5 year charts....early 2009....$1.20 is indicated.....and I distinctly recall RYM at about a dollar ....I am not telling fibs here...honest...cheers

...oh and bye the way...my initial question remains....

[percy]

http://www.rymanhealthcare.co.nz/investor-centre/a-decade-of-record-results



Share prices always catch up with value, as St Warren Buffett tells us.

Ryman will eventually morph from a growth company to that of a dividend cash cow. Of course, should Australia prove to be fertile grounds for expansion, then that cash cow phase is many years out into the future. Perhaps 20 years. Which means Ryman could keep on growing for another decade yet.

In that case we find ourselves "well positioned."
4 years ago the low was $1.24 on week Feb 23rd 2009.So it had fallen from the $1.62 a year earlier.[2008]

[RazorX]

Just thinking...looking at RYM....over the past 5 years its SP has been generally up .. $1 to $5+.....and I believe just prior to this period RYM had a split 1 for 5...so what im curious about ...is this unprecendented....excluding of course the madness of the 80's....forgetting RYM for a moment ...has any other company performed similarily...and most importantly has it ended in tears ????.....

DIL ....accepted sorry


XRO around $1 in early 2009, recently traded at $11.60. Not sure how to factor in the 5 for 1 split but gaining $10.60 in 4 odd years would put it as one of the best growth companies on the NZX.

If Xero cannot return a profit it will end in tears I'd imagine.
(DISC I do not hold XRO)

[CJ]

Without looking at the charts, IFT has down well, at least until recent years.

[troyvdh]

yes ...in 5 years about 80 % (?)....recent times ...perhaps 40 %....

what blows me away here is the amount of denial........can someone please criticise me with facts....please

[Silverlight]

yes ...in 5 years about 80 % (?)....recent times ...perhaps 40 %....

what blows me away here is the amount of denial........can someone please criticise me with facts....please

Ryman is the standout, however 10 year returns:

RYM + 35% p.a.
MFT + 33% p.a.
TPW + 22% p.a.
EBO + 20% p.a.
POT + 20% p.a.

[Silverlight]

Ryman is the standout, however 10 year returns:

RYM + 35% p.a.
MFT + 33% p.a.
TPW + 22% p.a.
EBO + 20% p.a.
POT + 20% p.a.

For 5 years

RYM + 29% p.a.
EBO + 23% p.a.
POT +23% p.a.
MFT + 20% p.a.
VCT + 20% p.a.

and XRO + 70% p.a.

[Silverlight]

Also for 5 years

RBD +42% p.a.
HLG +23% p.a.

[Lawt]

yes ...in 5 years about 80 % (?)....recent times ...perhaps 40 %....

what blows me away here is the amount of denial........can someone please criticise me with facts....please

You use way too many ellipses.

[Vaygor1]

Also for 5 years

RBD +42% p.a.
HLG +23% p.a.

Didn't PowerCo (PWC) do very very well in their day?,.... till we ('We' being the New Plymouth District Council and Egmont Electricity) sold this Golden Goose for a song to Aussie. I haven't backtracked to look at the exact figures, sorry.

[BIRMANBOY]

Nice one for your first post..shows signs of great promise:)
You use way too many ellipses.