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    SP only up 1.7% after an initial 4%+ jump.

    Market says its ho-hum result?

    Market says this is one off and not to be repeated next year.

    Rawz says this christmas trading period will set records for the ages.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    SP only up 1.7% after an initial 4%+ jump.

    Market says its ho-hum result?

    Market says this is one off and not to be repeated next year.

    Rawz says this christmas trading period will set records for the ages.
    I think the market is just adjusting to the sea of red across global markets today. It's already ran hard leading up to the results so I think the market reaction is quite satisfactory.

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    Quote Originally Posted by allfromacell View Post
    I think the market is just adjusting to the sea of red across global markets today. It's already ran hard leading up to the results so I think the market reaction is quite satisfactory.
    yes -- looks that way

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    "17.5c dividend.. excellent"

    stunning. Better then expected Dividend.

    A lot of champagne glasses arriving from the german.

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    Revenues up 7.6% on pcp seems a great effort

    However according to Stats NZ retail sales in NZ (in the sectors that TWG compete) were up about 16% - TWG didn't keep up with NZ retail spend - they lost market share

    That's not good ....esp when looking forward


    Interestingly in same period Briscoe Group sales were up 19%
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    Noel Leeming sales up 11.7%

    JB HiFi sales were up 17.4% (June year end)

    Stats NZ reported that Electrical and Electronic retailer sales were up 25%

    Noel Leeming lost market share

    Noel Leeming a bit bigger than JB Hi Fi - $1.2 billion sales v $0,26 billion. .....and JB Hi Fi don't make much money in NZ
    Last edited by winner69; 29-09-2021 at 02:28 PM.
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    w(n) - Bris Total Div , WHS total Div?

    Product ranges across all these companies is quite different. WHS not even similar to HN.

    It thats Whs has been very undervalued and needs repricing.

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    W69 but sometimes you have to sell less to make more. What about the margin story?

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    Chair Joan apparently said divie is dependent on ‘NZ being predominantly at Level 2 or below at the end of October’

    Wow 45 new cases in Auckland today ….hmmm

    We have to PM and Hipkins sort this out quick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    W69 but sometimes you have to sell less to make more. What about the margin story?
    I’m thinking about the sustainability of those margins ……..esp if consumers stop spending up big next year
    Last edited by winner69; 29-09-2021 at 03:13 PM.
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