What's an absolute disaster! I nearly bought this but never pulled the trigger. From what I could tell it seemed to be a story of a well run and conservative NZ company. Well I dodged that bullet. I'm surprised at the number of companies who have failed lately on the NZX. Well here's hoping BIG on the ASX dosnt have the same fate as I did recently but a parcel. Real bumma
I bought a few BIG as well , heres hoping. Ive read there was no shorting on CBL so everyone holding has been caught out unfort.
Sad to hear for peoples loss on here. I went through it with Wynyard and it always sits in the back of your mind nowadays whether you make the appropriate choice when investing
Sad to hear for peoples loss on here. I went through it with Wynyard and it always sits in the back of your mind nowadays whether you make the appropriate choice when investing
Yep I went through it with Wynyard too so I feel for you guys caught holding CBL. It sux big time.
You guys enthusiasm for CBL piqued my interestv....mybe CBL is different from most insurance type companies.
Investment in insurors never really been my thing .... make money on the premiums sitting on the bank and hope you come out ahead on one's claims experience. And then accounts are basically a guess anyway (acturial assumptions and all that) so always hard to understand what the real picture is.
I haven't followed this one closely, but there is clearly a lot more going on here than has been made public. I note this - http://www.bbc.com/news/business-43164788 - happened on the same day. Does anyone who knows CBL well know if there is any connection between the two firms?
Don’t believe so.
At least no mention of that company and writing business in China in the 60 page 2016 Offer Document
But this is such a Birds Nest who would really know?
Directors and management selling shares to increase liquidity for the benefit of all shareholders is such a noble thing to do. Shareholders should be so grateful for such a generous gesture from the likes of Harris Hutchinson and all.
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