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  1. 10-10-2017, 08:47 AM #9861
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    Since early September HBL been gradually drifting down ......since early September Global Dairy Prices (esp WMP) been gradually drifting down (in NZD terms)

    Just a useless bit of information ...but you never know it might mean something.
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    Property developers in desperate need of finance for that new sub-division I'm told

    Surely niche .....go forward Heartland

    And help solve Aucklands housing shortage
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Property developers in desperate need of finance for that new sub-division I'm told

    Surely niche .....go forward Heartland

    And help solve Aucklands housing shortage
    Has traditionally been a very risky niche with many developers dangerously under capitalised. HBL SP correlation with dairy prices has been quite a strong one in the past as we know.
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    It is spooky how the SP correlates to the milk powder price as noted by winner69 in several posts and correlation graphs over the years.
    Hope these guys are wrong and we're not already at the peak https://www.odt.co.nz/business/farmi...price-peak-hit
    Noted that HBL SP has broken through on the downside to the 100 day MA.
    Disc: I have reduced my stake in recent weeks since it hit a peak of $1.90 ex divvy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Noted that HBL SP has broken through on the downside to the 100 day MA.
    Disc: I have reduced my stake in recent weeks since it hit a peak of $1.90 ex divvy.
    Breaking below MA100 is not good

    But as long as it stays above MA200 and MA300 it's all honky dory

    No worries
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    As long as Percy doesn't need to refer to the 1000 day moving average we'll be fine lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    As long as Percy doesn't need to refer to the 1000 day moving average we'll be fine lol
    Nice one

    Bollie bands tightening
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Nice one

    Bollie bands tightening
    They need a lot more tightening yet, to see what they should look like, take a look at the CNU chart.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    As long as Percy doesn't need to refer to the 1000 day moving average we'll be fine lol
    Bring up a five year chart.
    Then try different moving averages,50 day 100 day,200 day etc.
    You will then see which one is the best indicator to use.
    Varies with different companies.
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    Macquarie analysts bullish in HBL growth prospects.
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