HGH - Heartland Group Holdings

[couta1]

Well over by end of week ..

......possibly $1.60 next week

Haha nice ramping winner, $1.60 after having run hard and shedding a 3.5c divvy, yeah right.

[winner69]

Haha nice ramping winner, $1.60 after having run hard and shedding a 3.5c divvy, yeah right.

The worlds a happy place at the moment and banks in favour so no worries about the $1.60





jeez if FXL can go up 50% in a hurry Heartland can do 20%

[TideMan]

I bought my shares years ago, but Direct Broking only records the data since HGH changed its name.
How does one get at the data before that?

[iceman]

I bought my shares years ago, but Direct Broking only records the data since HGH changed its name.
How does one get at the data before that?

I don't think you can on the Direct Broking website

[johndes]

All the earlier data is available on the NZX website under HBL

[oldtech]

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/ also has the historical data under HGH

[RTM]

I bought my shares years ago, but Direct Broking only records the data since HGH changed its name.
How does one get at the data before that?

Yeah, it’s a pain. I bought mine in multiple buys, DRP ‘s, maybe a few sells ? Can’t recall and info now not easily accessible.

[oldtech]

Yeah, it’s a pain. I bought mine in multiple buys, DRP ‘s, maybe a few sells ? Can’t recall and info now not easily accessible.

I started using Sharesight a couple of years ago and love some of it's features, but old habits die hard ... I still have every transaction recorded in a spreadsheet. I can tell you exactly what I paid for every share. how much brokerage, when I took up the DRP, etc.

[Benny1]

I started using Sharesight a couple of years ago and love some of it's features, but old habits die hard ... I still have every transaction recorded in a spreadsheet. I can tell you exactly what I paid for every share. how much brokerage, when I took up the DRP, etc.

Yeah me too... Have used Sharesight for a while now which I like but also keep everything on my own spreadsheet.. Started doing that to learn more about Excel than anything but find it a very handy source of information on my own dealings.

[100101]

I've used MYOB for many many years. Using share ticker as inventory number and "buying" brokerage for each transaction.
Love the way that it provides a full suite of accounting routines and no annual fees.