yes aware of that,they were more than an hour behind.I was wondering if anyone else noticed any other stocks that were not updating,and if NZX had a problem!
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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12045285
More than $3.2 billion of listings left NZX in last 2 years - takeovers, delistings or companies going belly up.
And huge crocodile tears again from Brian Gaynor lamenting the state of the NZX.
Well, NZX is reaping what it sowed under Mark Weldon - profits above all else, 'my way or the highway' obnoxious management & HR practices and a board sleeping after getting drunk from encouraging and abetting short term price gouging to obtain monopoly profits.
Poor NZX - no feathers left for the plucked goose to fly.
Have everyone received their Entitlement Number for the new NZX Bonds? Thanks
Entitlement Number? I received the offer today via my ASB ML account and they're wanting to know by 7 June '18 the amount I'll subscribe to, if I want to proceed.
For those applying online. They need CSN and Entitlement Nos. Should be in the Shareholder letter. They said they've emailed me but I did not receive it. Anyway, I rang them and got it over the phone.
We got our letter with relevant numbers yesterday.
The entitlement number is only sent to people with NZX shares for a priority pool.
If you aren't a shareholder and you want some of the notes you'll have to go through a broker.
https://www.nzx.com/announcements/321873
new pricing structure for nzx
Am i reading this right?
The new pricing structure will remove the current $1.31 per trade fixed fee and move to a fully variable or value based fee structure. This pricing structure now aligns with broker business models and will enable them to price for their services with more certainty
cant be $1.31 per trade i must be reading it wrong , discount brokers charge a minimum $30 sh.. that amazing profit if i read right. wonder if they will drop there rates for us poor buggers on the street?
To be fair, $30 a trade minimum barely covers the fees that accredited brokers and broking houses have to pay the NZX, and then there's the operating expenses these days - especially the regulatory and compliance costs!
One of the brokers I deal charged minimum trade $100 per trade and even then, he left the industry due to the stifling compliance cost to be a fund manager.
$10 a trade is actually very very expensive if you get bad service while $250 a trade is very cheap if you get a good broker who helps you to make good money.