That’s ok, Beagle.
Bull shows his colours as a ramper at every opportunity and the opportunities will be taken up to reveal to all posters his modus operandi.
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For the record, HLG has paid (cashflow) $42.4m in taxes since 2018 of which $22.5m was paid in the 18 months to Feb 2021. Add on the final half year's tax and HLG would have paid at least $48m.
Plenty of taxes paid there and that does not include GST & PAYE (hundreds of millions over the years) but the $48m of real money paid in taxes are still not even enough to cover Cindy's election bribe of $100m to fix maraes, or to cover the Pike River 'discovery' cost - that's how good this government is at squandering taxes paid by companies employing hundreds of NZers and creating real jobs.
And we have posters here like bull & winner69 who have the cheek to write about corporate welfare?
You can read about their sustainability initiatives here and even download their full 61 page sustainability report if you like https://www.hallensteinglasson.co.nz/sustainability
Looks good to me support at 7 (worst case 6.50). back above that S/R line and the 30 day MA
Last movement up in 2nd half of Aug looks impulsive as opposed to being corrective since March.
MACD has crossed upwards (not shown) Volume a bit weak at present would hope it picks up if price moves.
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Be exciting if Glassons did some marketing in the metaverse
After all social media doing OK for them .... this would be the next step ....nothing like immersive engagement opportunities for a brand
Economy doing well in OZ
Andrew Grant, senior lecturer in finance at the University of Sydney, said men’s underwear was not a traditional tool used by economists to predict economic growth
https://www.smh.com.au/national/what...x=1632729748-1
Last year they reported on 25 Sept. Should be any day now ?
https://www.nzx.com/announcements/380075
Looking pretty good team