Is a2 even present in Japan?
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Is a2 even present in Japan?
Business confidence deteriorates in August
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12263154
worst yet i think and the nzd continues to plummet soon it will be at levels of the GFC
BNZ matches its main rivals with some key home loan rate cuts for its 'special' offers, but goes with steeper reductions for term deposits, dropping below almost all its rivals
https://www.interest.co.nz/personal-...special-offers
in another yr mortgages and term deposits will be lower still and i guess gentailer yields will be too.
Median earnings growth for 2020 slashed to 4.2%
And the NZX50 is on a forward PE of over 30 (Jardens)
http://www.sharechat.co.nz/article/4...-pessimismhtml
But the big question is...why will the gentailers yields be lower ? Because they have reduced the dividend per share or because the share price has gone up even more ? Dream run with the gentailiers at the moment, that’s for sure. Still worry about regulatory risk.
They were just talking about NZ on bloomberg TV saying traders smell blood going for the jugular as they sense something is up. record shorts on the NZD , 83% chance of another rate cut coming , record business pessamum.
gentailers on fire except gne by the look of things opportunity for catchup play? ... get your income why you can. in other news lol grant robinson is going to be on bloomberg tv soon , wonder if hes trying to calm traders down after the talk yesterday?
as of yesterday mel up 49% this yr , cen 46% , mcy 43% , gne at 32% and tpw at 26% are the laggards. So the question one has to ask themselves is gne and tpw both lagging in stock performance and with greater yields than the others got more room to run? since they havnt reall y taken part in the most recent run
unreal because who thought gentailers could lead a bull maket. but perfectly understandable in the context of zero rates available overseas and quite possibly coming to NZ. if NZ does go negative rates even the yields of gentailers now will look very good in hindsight.