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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Property market booming - September stats

    Median Prices up 6,6% .....sales volumes up ...days to sell down

    https://www.reinz.co.nz/Media/Defaul...ber%202019.pdf

    Maybe my estimate of realised gains per sale a bit light.....my forecast is now Underlying Earnings ~$120m even if sales are only the same as last year
    Crikey that's a solid result and RBNZ almost certain to cut again next month so we're off to the races.
    $120m on 226.8m shares..oh my goodness that's just on 53 cps underlying earnings per share. RYM made $227m last year and if they generate another 11.5% underlying earnings increase like last year that's $253m on 500m shares = underlying eps of 50.6 cps.
    Looks like underlying eps of SUM for the year ended 31 December 2019 might exceed RYM's result for the year ended 31 March 2020....but of course its completely "stupid" to think SUM's shares are worth anything more than half the mighty RYM eh...or is it ?
    Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Crikey that's a solid result and RBNZ almost certain to cut again next month so we're off to the races.
    $120m on 226.8m shares..oh my goodness that's just on 53 cps underlying earnings per share. RYM made $227m last year and if they generate another 11.5% underlying earnings increase like last year that's $253m on 500m shares = underlying eps of 50.6 cps.
    Looks like underlying eps of SUM for the year ended 31 December 2019 might exceed RYM's result for the year ended 31 March 2020....but of course its completely "stupid" to think SUM's shares are worth anything more than half the mighty RYM eh...or is it ?
    ....but that's how the world works ....spooky eh

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    5 years a pretty useful timeframe to determine which business model is working best for shareholders.
    SUM up 155%, RYM up 80%. SUMRYM.jpg That's nearly double the return...I wonder if that's what happens when you buy at half the price ?
    Maybe a repeat over the next 5 years ?
    Westpac predicts 7% house price increase next year https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12276625
    Funny how those predicting real estate prices was going to fall off a cliff have gone strangely quiet isn't it !
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    WOW!!........... the Beagles on a roll ATH coming up

    “Whilst the Auckland region saw an increase, it’s too
    early to call this a trend – especially as the median price has returned to around the $850,000 mark where we’ve seen median prices sit for a few years now,” point out Norwell.

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    Bet you MET shareholders wished the vast majority if their villages were outside Auckland.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    5 years a pretty useful timeframe to determine which business model is working best for shareholders.
    SUM up 155%, RYM up 80%. SUMRYM.jpg That's nearly double the return...I wonder if that's what happens when you buy at half the price ?
    Maybe a repeat over the next 5 years ?
    Westpac predicts 7% house price increase next year https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12276625
    Funny how those predicting real estate prices was going to fall off a cliff have gone strangely quiet isn't it !
    Nice chart and gives us hope eh - widhful thinking

    Reversion to the mean has caused this and reversion to the mean will rule in future
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Nice chart and gives us hope eh - widhful thinking

    Reversion to the mean has caused this and reversion to the mean will rule in future
    Yep will always revert back to half the value of RYM. Lol

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    As Beagle points out last 5 years SUM up 155%, RYM up 80%

    SUM gone from 37% of RYM share price (RYM overvalued) to current 50% (did pass through 60% on the journey though but we wont puy up the relative chart of that period)

    Reversion to the mean mate, not company performance, main driver
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    As Beagle points out last 5 years SUM up 155%, RYM up 80%

    SUM gone from 37% of RYM share price (RYM overvalued) to current 50% (did pass through 60% on the journey though but we wont puy up the relative chart of that period)

    Reversion to the mean mate, not company performance, main driver
    Yeah forget TA and FA and just stick will CA.

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    In Nov 2011 shortly after floating the SUM share price was a fraction of 50% of the RYM share price

    Good day today on the bourse for both and the SUM share price is a fraction over 50% of the RYM share price

    Shareholders have made heaps in those EIGHT years from both but the relativity between the two remains the same.

    That’s how the world works ......and well entrenched things generally don’t change.

    I’m looking forward to the RYM share price getting to $20
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