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    Quote Originally Posted by beetills View Post
    Not crucial but i love the old way.
    and doing it that way the nice Heartland man used to give you a Heartland cap or a new pen
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    A reminder that the best analysts Jarden rate HGH a BUY with a price target of $2.34.
    They trade cum the 4.0 cent fully imputed dividend for this week only.
    I think that $2.34 is a distant dream after todays update
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    I think that $2.34 is a distant dream after todays update
    Supported by the official forecast (without a possible upgrade), now, based on the metrics the Australian peer group I follow is currently trading on (not what they might be trading on 12 months from now as the economy recovers). I am very comfortable and content to hold.

    Just the thought of all those young school leavers learning financial literacy in Te Reo gives me all the daily dose of ESG feel good factor I need
    Last edited by Beagle; 22-02-2021 at 02:45 PM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    I think that $2.34 is a distant dream after todays update
    Why would you say that? With guidance of ~$85 million net income (and growing), I think the current $1.1 Billion market cap is well below a logical valuation.

    regardless, I'm in this for the juicy ongoing dividend once the handbrake is released, rather than any capital gain.

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    Heartland now trading at 1.5 times Book Value

    Significantly higher than most Aussie banks
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    Earnings is what matters...HGH got around double the net interest margin of some of the peer group I follow. Plus all the ESG stuff you love and for the rest of us there's just the "minor" matter of the fully imputed dividends. (No Australian bank can impute dividends here to any reasonable level). What to do with that forthcoming dividend ?...DRP applies, (problem solved).
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    Is the RB handbrake still on NZ Bank dividend distributions ?

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    Yes, reviewed end next month.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nztx View Post
    Is the RB handbrake still on NZ Bank dividend distributions ?
    Restrictions are on until the 31 March 2021 or later if required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beau View Post
    Restrictions are on until the 31 March 2021 or later if required.

    HGH indicated at time last dividend paid based on Aussie Reverse Loans biz surplus alone - that they anticipated 'making things up'
    once the straight jacket was off - didn't they ?

    Next HY Report & dividend could be the one to watch IMO

    At that time the immediate next period post Covid trading gains will be coming out properly in the wash too
    - so the real gainers. maintainers & retreaters etc should then be more visible

    For my money the jury on HGH is not done just yet .. possible top up opportunities ahead too
    Last edited by nztx; 22-02-2021 at 05:07 PM.

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