Looking at aussi depth at the moment and exchange rate, would put ATM nz about $14.20c, looking a bit oversold, but that could all change when Aus opens.
That’s like trying to predict next year’s weather on 1 Jan based upon today’s weather!
26-08-2019, 11:21 AM
dompf
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Originally Posted by Balance
That’s like trying to predict next year’s weather on 1 Jan based upon today’s weather!
Be interesting to see if Jayne sells some her shares or (when) timing perhaps is probably the best question.
Going to be another crazy week will be keeping an eye on that US market over night to see if it recovers.
26-08-2019, 11:23 AM
dzhang1510
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Originally Posted by iceman
Yes if you have an account. For example with Direct Broking you press "depth" to get up to date info
What if i'm under Craigs and not using direct broking? :(
26-08-2019, 11:33 AM
sb9
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Originally Posted by dompf
Be interesting to see if Jayne sells some her shares or (when) timing perhaps is probably the best question.
Going to be another crazy week will be keeping an eye on that US market over night to see if it recovers.
She'll definitely sell them and did make her intentions clear at the time of ASM last year, as its part of her negotiated remuneration package.
26-08-2019, 11:34 AM
Beagle
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Originally Posted by couta1
Oversold doesnt count when you have a loose Trumpet running around.
Probably the most frustrating time to be an investor I can recall for many years. You really don't know what's going to happen to the global markets one way or the other from one tweet to the next.
26-08-2019, 11:36 AM
BlackPeter
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Originally Posted by dzhang1510
What if i'm under Craigs and not using direct broking? :(
In this case you clearly need to talk with Craigs ... paying more money for lesser service does not sound fair ;);
26-08-2019, 11:40 AM
Balance
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Originally Posted by dzhang1510
What if i'm under Craigs and not using direct broking? :(
Just open up an account with Direct or ASB - easy enough.
26-08-2019, 11:47 AM
Balance
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Originally Posted by Beagle
Probably the most frustrating time to be an investor I can recall for many years. You really don't know what's going to happen to the global markets one way or the other from one tweet to the next.
One can only handle one's own emotions and reactions to what's happening out there as we have no control.
For once, I believe our Reserve Bank governor has moved interest rates ahead of the curve so NZ is reasonably well positioned for the hard landing ahead.
26-08-2019, 11:53 AM
Balance
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Originally Posted by sb9
She'll definitely sell them and did make her intentions clear at the time of ASM last year, as its part of her negotiated remuneration package.
In conjunction with the Australian economy being very exposed to China and Jayne selling, looks like A$13 on the cards today. :eek2:
26-08-2019, 11:57 AM
Beagle
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Originally Posted by Balance
One can only handle one's own emotions and reactions to what's happening out there as we have no control.
For once, I believe our Reserve Bank governor has moved interest rates ahead of the curve so NZ is reasonably well positioned for the hard landing ahead.
Indeed. One can also make a decision on portfolio asset allocation that's more conservative than normal.