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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    No shame - my bad

    P/B is Price to Book Value ratio - Share Price / Shareholder Equity per share. The Equity bit known as the company's Book Value
    Thanks...i wasn't sure either. So it might be that it has overshot a bit ? And dividend correction today as well.
    Good way to compare them tho. Appreciate seeing the data.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RTM View Post
    Thanks...i wasn't sure either. So it might be that it has overshot a bit ? And dividend correction today as well.
    Good way to compare them tho. Appreciate seeing the data.
    Would a correction ex div be a buy given the HMY result and the expectation of improving returns? Or more of a consolidation point? I am on the fence but it is not a sell.

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    Geoff has a unique set of experiences as a senior executive and prudential
    regulator in Australia and internationally. He has held senior financial
    services executive roles in NAB, was CEO of Suncorp's Life and Wealth
    businesses in Australia and New Zealand, and most recently he was a board
    member of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).
    Internationally he served as an executive committee member on the insurance
    global standard setting body, International Association of Insurance
    Supervisors (IAIS), where he chaired the Audit and Risk Committee. Geoff is
    recognised as a global leader on climate change financial risk through his
    regulatory work at APRA, IAIS and the UN Environment Programme where he
    chaired the Sustainable Insurance Forum.

    HGH has flagged its strategy to grow its Australian business and is pleased

    to boost its director capability with Geoff's commercial and regulatory
    experience.

    Are they flagging as in highlighting or giving up??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ggcc View Post
    Geoff has a unique set of experiences as a senior executive and prudential
    regulator in Australia and internationally. He has held senior financial
    services executive roles in NAB, was CEO of Suncorp's Life and Wealth
    businesses in Australia and New Zealand, and most recently he was a board
    member of the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA).
    Internationally he served as an executive committee member on the insurance
    global standard setting body, International Association of Insurance
    Supervisors (IAIS), where he chaired the Audit and Risk Committee. Geoff is
    recognised as a global leader on climate change financial risk through his
    regulatory work at APRA, IAIS and the UN Environment Programme where he
    chaired the Sustainable Insurance Forum.

    HGH has flagged its strategy to grow its Australian business and is pleased

    to boost its director capability with Geoff's commercial and regulatory
    experience.

    Are they flagging as in highlighting or giving up??
    Highlighting. But I don't see much fintech experience...

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    Jarden recently updated their target price to $2.46 and reiterated their BUY rating.

    This is consistent with this mutts view that HGH is headed to $2.50 in 2022.
    Last edited by Beagle; 03-09-2021 at 09:41 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Jarden recently updated their target price to $2.46 and reiterated their BUY rating.

    This is consistent with this mutts view that HGH is headed to $2.50 in 2022.
    I think it will get there well before Christmas. Will be a race - HGH to $2.50 or Auckland out of Lockdown first? Even odds I'm thinking. Whats your call on what they do with Harmoney long term?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dabsman View Post
    I think it will get there well before Christmas. Will be a race - HGH to $2.50 or Auckland out of Lockdown first? Even odds I'm thinking. Whats your call on what they do with Harmoney long term?
    Time will tell.
    For me its a great hold for yield and steady growth in earnings and dividend's over the years ahead so I have no interest whatsoever in selling. The metrics are undemanding and financials' generally do well in a rising interest rate environment.
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    this stock always back fills gains after moving up since april 2020, probably do the same again. Stunning chart.
    Last edited by Waltzing; 03-09-2021 at 10:07 AM.

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    Recovered most of divvy amount.

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    DRP price $2.27125669

    Wasn’t it really $2.271256698734

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