Brilliant clever culinary marketing, xmas cakes stuck on to t-shirts!!:t_up: love the imagination and creativity here.Am off now to pick up some ,on special?.Laters.....
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Brilliant clever culinary marketing, xmas cakes stuck on to t-shirts!!:t_up: love the imagination and creativity here.Am off now to pick up some ,on special?.Laters.....
Got to be quick off the mark to get quality at a good price eh percy
Ray Coupland’s other great love is racehorses. Most of his horse have COUP in their name somewhere. He has a horse in the big race at Trentham today......possibly named with you in mind being a pretty savvy investor.
So Wellington Race 7 No 11 SAVVY COUP is the omen bet of the day
The stars are aligned for success at 4.33 ....just watch the horse with the jacket wearing white silks with a picture of a red bakers hat on his back (with blue sleeves and a red hat)
just chewing over if the recent spike in the SP is over cooked.
pros...USA just had its busiest Christmas sales since GFC, Aussy and Nz had a terrific season too.Weather is hot,USD at an elevated level ,HLG suggesting a 50% profit increase on the cards, increasing quality online presence,no debt, and wait there's more...... high divi not too far away.
cons....recent sp spike.potential Amazon arrival.(I just can't see that being a worry in apparel).
Its hard not to see the company doing extremely well for the rest of the season. IMO the SP is on its way to $4.50-60 pretty soon. Then it's what winter brings after that.
Don't know about the missing truck,but when I went to the factory to complain about there Peanut Brownies I realised they had not keep up with the times.Like going into a factory that had not changed for 50 years.Most probably hadn't."
"Yes we had a batch of faulty peanuts.we did not know where the stock went to"
Think the MD was our old friend Barney Sundstrum,who was best avoided.
Watching CNBC this morning and they had a segment on the revitalization of retail. Really was a first half, second half story in the U.S.
First half, Amazon will kill everything and retail contracted to GFC level multiples. Second half retailers as a group are up 41%, that's the average for the average retailer as realization that online has its limitations and Amazon cannot be everything to everybody, (reality check if you like).
If we compare HLG's performance on 17 July 2017 HLG was $3.10. If it had gone up 41%, (ignoring dividends) it would now be $4.37. I suppose considering its outsized December dividend you could make the case that HLG has only gone up based on the average.
Here's the thing. I think their sales performance and resulting expected profit growth is well and truly above average so perhaps a further rerating is warranted ?
Well apparently clothing sales were down 2% in December which I thought was a bit strange considering our summer so Hallensteins is clearly well above trend!
Here is the link
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11975970