Sometimes it is because the bank has reached its lending limit on the stock.
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Excuse my ignorance. What does lending ratio's refer to here?
Looks like they have run the numbers.. with the Lending Ratio Removal group strongly indicated as heading for Lemmings territory.
Interesting that HLG are in it though ??, would not have thought that, perhaps insider info happening here or they are the bankers for hlg??.
02-year Yield: 0.203
10-year Yield: 0.630
30-year Yield: 1.260
BoE also running at 0.1% currently, who knows if it will drop to possibly 0% even?
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk...ow-917377.html
Dalio Says Investors 'Crazy' to Hold Government Bonds Now
It is pretty simple. The overall trend toward lower interest rates and bond yields is often credited with supporting higher prices in the stock market. As current bull market extended for a long time, stock prices of many growth stocks have extended beyond their business value. During last decade investors flocked to expensive and high-flying growth stocks. Now growth is going to slow down for growth companies except few. Will the next decade be a better one for value investors?
Recent developments indicate that for value investors, “the time to despair may be ending and there is a hope”.
These are only lending ratios that have changed. FPH remains unchanged at 70%.
https://www.asb.co.nz/documents/asb-...ecurities.html