PGW - PGG Wrightson

**see weed** · 21-10-2014, 12:45 PM

PGW looking good , plus good yield, and div. last week. Very tempted to buy some more.

**winner69** · 21-10-2014, 01:26 PM

Originally Posted by see weed

PGW looking good , plus good yield, and div. last week. Very tempted to buy some more.

And the man at the ASM says we probably make more money this tell ....we tell you how much in Feb when release 1/2 year

**Beagle** · 21-10-2014, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by see weed

PGW looking good , plus good yield, and div. last week. Very tempted to buy some more.

I was too but then saw a lot of people had the same idea. I'll wait for the noise to die down and then sneak in like a hungry cat at night.

**percy** · 21-10-2014, 04:04 PM

Originally Posted by Roger

I was too but then saw a lot of people had the same idea. I'll wait for the noise to die down and then sneak in like a hungry cat at night.

You may not be alone!! lol.

**Beagle** · 21-10-2014, 04:18 PM

I'll scare them off with a huge MEOW

**Beagle** · 22-10-2014, 03:42 PM

Originally Posted by percy

You may not be alone!! lol.

You're not wrong mate, buyers are like a whole pack of hungry beagles at the food bowl completely ignoring my cat-like stalking tactics. Bugger !!
Edit, make that two packs.

**Snoopy** · 22-10-2014, 04:10 PM

Originally Posted by see weed

PGW looking good , plus good yield, and div. last week. Very tempted to buy some more.

I think I must have been reading a different AGM presentation to what some of you read.

Not quite sure why the PGW price has risen since the AGM. Yes the first quarter went well. But 'The Dewd' said not enough time had elapsed to provide any profit guidance for the year. Those who have been following the weather would have known that farmers have had a good three months. No dividend is due. And even when it comes in some five months time, the interim will be small due to the seasonal nature of PGWs business.

Perhaps it is just a relief rally because nothing seriously went wrong, (except for all those cattle dying from PGW supplied swede seed). Have others only just realised PGW isn't strongly coupled to the milk price? No mention of their finance partner Heartland either, apart from the fact they were pleased to be uncoupled from them.

SNOOPY

discl: PGW holder, but haven't been sniffing around the PGW feeding dish recently.

**see weed** · 22-10-2014, 04:14 PM

Originally Posted by Roger

I was too but then saw a lot of people had the same idea. I'll wait for the noise to die down and then sneak in like a hungry cat at night.

Well I just bought some more today. What the h..l , just can't get my hand off buy button.

**winner69** · 22-10-2014, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by Snoopy

I think I must have been reading a different AGM presentation to what some of you read.

Not quite sure why the PGW price has risen since the AGM. Yes the first quarter went well. But 'The Dewd' said not enough time had elapsed to provide any profit guidance for the year. Those who have been following the weather would have known that farmers have had a good three months. No dividend is due. And even when it comes in some five months time, the interim will be small due to the seasonal nature of PGWs business.

Perhaps it is just a relief rally because nothing seriously went wrong, (except for all those cattle dying from PGW supplied swede seed). Have others only just realised PGW isn't strongly coupled to the milk price? No mention of their finance partner Heartland either, apart from the fact they were pleased to be uncoupled from them.

SNOOPY

discl: PGW holder, but haven't been sniffing around the PGW feeding dish recently.

The paper said the head honcho said they were going to earn more this year than last year.