They don't.
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Actually if you think about it their business is property so is it a market sensitive transaction.
that reuters site can have misleading info arco, as some of the financial info on it can be over a year old. Tread with care, and go straight to the horse's mouth ...
was about to start a thread for kip -- the old one doesn't seem to have crossed over, and i don't have an interest in the other five of the thread title...
however, when i was glooming at the kip chart pondering on the 24% loss in the last year, i compared it with the others, and ...
found that over one, two, and three years, pfi and apt have not reached kip heights, but not plunged to its depths either. ing is faring worse.
kip has developed a resistance at 110 cps over the last five weeks, bouncing up from it three times. i don't really understand the long slide, but the chart is looking less hopeless: bollies converging, up througn the 30-day MA... well, maybe.
can someone please post me the reuters and ozzies yahoo finance links. cheers.
I have been watch these trusts for some time.
I think their down turn is MARKET SENTIMENT only. Their vacancy percentages are very low and have some way to fall before an effect
will be seen. Their percentage unit divvy is amoungst the highest on
SX board.
ING being highest when coupled with the imputation.
Some very bad reporting has gone ING's way.
Jonathan Underhill of www.businesswire.co.nz does not know what
he is talking about. He associates Managed Funds with The porperty
trusts and then tells us that ING is part of the ANZ Bank. A reporter
to be misstrusted in the future, I think.
Q. what is wrong with ING ??
<Sweeper>
:)
hi sweeper -- i don't know that anything is wrong with ing, -- in my comparisons i just noted that its chart looked even worse than kip's which has had a dreadful 15 months, but not as bad as ing's last 18 months. ing's div looks good -- is it sustainable?
look here: http://www.directbroking.co.nz/direc...=ING&eg=NZ
some other comparisons
kip/ ing
eps 17.17/ 13.5
p/e 6.64/ 5.84
div 7.89/ 11.01 cheers, scamper
Tks Fungpud & Scamper
Sediment it has to be. Property sector in general.
Note: those with the worst press suffer the most.
And not for good reason, most of the time.
cheers
Gonna put a few LPC in the watchlist. Looks interesting.
Big overhang of potential property sales, bottleneck building up