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01-09-2016, 07:58 PM
#3761
One to be relaxed about ?
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02-09-2016, 09:44 AM
#3762
Originally Posted by jim9358
One to be relaxed about ?
Yes one of the more relaxing holdings on the NZX for sure. Just sit back and let it grow. All that new Kiwisaver money coming into the market every month has to go somewhere.
Average valuation $5.02 http://www.4-traders.com/SUMMERSET-G...438/consensus/
I think some of the analysts are well off the mark with this one.
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02-09-2016, 09:59 AM
#3763
Originally Posted by Roger
Yes one of the more relaxing holdings on the NZX for sure. Just sit back and let it grow. All that new Kiwisaver money coming into the market every month has to go somewhere.
Average valuation $5.02 http://www.4-traders.com/SUMMERSET-G...438/consensus/
I think some of the analysts are well off the mark with this one.
This thread should really be renamed "Summerset too boring to talk about" like the Ryman thread as the company has matured to a new level now. Can't see it going below $5 again but might be able to pick some up in the low $5 range over the next few months on a dip.
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02-09-2016, 11:32 AM
#3764
Originally Posted by couta1
This thread should really be renamed "Summerset too boring to talk about" like the Ryman thread as the company has matured to a new level now. Can't see it going below $5 again but might be able to pick some up in the low $5 range over the next few months on a dip.
I agree Couta. It's worth talking about, how ever it was getting a bit repetitive. There will be a dip, a matter of when. Are you looking at buying in again Couta? Still see SUM heading forward in share price, as a slow but steady pace.
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02-09-2016, 11:41 AM
#3765
Promising New Drug
Originally Posted by couta1
This thread should really be renamed "Summerset too boring to talk about" like the Ryman thread as the company has matured to a new level now. Can't see it going below $5 again but might be able to pick some up in the low $5 range over the next few months on a dip.
http://www.msn.com/en-nz/news/other/...cid=spartandhp
Interested in your thoughts mate working in the sector. Should SUM slow down the roll-out of proposed dementia units or does the demand in the sector already significantly exceed capacity ?
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02-09-2016, 11:42 AM
#3766
Originally Posted by Food4Thought
I agree Couta. It's worth talking about, how ever it was getting a bit repetitive. There will be a dip, a matter of when. Are you looking at buying in again Couta? Still see SUM heading forward in share price, as a slow but steady pace.
Yep will buy in again,sold my large holding too soon a year ago, sometimes being privvy to inside market information can work against you if the negative stuff doesn't eventuate.
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02-09-2016, 11:47 AM
#3767
Originally Posted by Roger
No they should press ahead full steam as demand outweighs supply, these new wonder drug discoveries normally take around 10 years to become available to the general public if ever, think of all the cancer cure discoveries that have been discovered over the last decade and see how many have become available to the public, a tiny percentage.
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02-09-2016, 11:51 AM
#3768
Originally Posted by couta1
No they should press ahead full steam as demand outweighs supply, these new wonder drug discoveries normally take around 10 years to become available to the general public if ever, think of all the cancer cure discoveries that have been discovered over the last decade and see how many have become available to the public, a tiny percentage.
Sad really isn't it...Lost my Dad to dementia about 4 years ago now, not a nice way to go. I guess there's also the issue of what price if it ever gets released commercially and will Pharmac fund it ?
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02-09-2016, 05:51 PM
#3769
Member
Originally Posted by trader_jackson
The one that is $5.60 is Forsyth, has a neutral rating on it due to strong earnings growth etc etc being fully reflected in market expectations
From what I've gathered, the DCF models used by the brokers assume house price appreciation of 4% per annum. The sensitivity is +1% = +$1.50, so that's a huge effect. I can't see house price appreciation dropping below 5% for the next few years, so at $5.60, this is still undervalued, and I think $6.50 - $7 is fair value.
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08-09-2016, 03:43 PM
#3770
Any advice on why the SP keeps rising while the dividend is locked in at value 5.37 (advising disc.of 2%)?
Expecting SP to drop on issue of div. being a time I want to take more! Am I presuming wrong?
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