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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    Well well well at the end of the day I got them at $1.63....lol
    Obviously some institutional punters who partook in the $1.80 placement and decided they want out.

    Not a good sign when a stock cannot hold its placement price so soon after the CR.

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    Classic Percy. After all the excitement this morning. Good work

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    I am shocked at the SP movements today. I initially had fomo!! Clearly this is still in a downtrend with someone consistently selling out

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    I am shocked at the SP movements today. I initially had fomo!! Clearly this is still in a downtrend with someone consistently selling out
    I think the markets will be volatile for awhile yet.
    Companies with solid earnings,paying good yields ,and who have directors/management as large shareholders ride out the storms.
    With more earnings coming from Australia the weaker NZ dollar will work in our favour.
    I have done very well over the past 11 or 12 years being a HGH shareholder.I think the next 11 years will be even more rewarding.
    Last edited by percy; 29-09-2022 at 06:35 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newman View Post
    Its share price suggests that "hard land" is more suitable name.
    RAWZ.
    You were warned,by Newman's post 01-06-2011....... ..!!...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    RAWZ.
    You were warned,by Newman's post 01-06-2011....... ..!!...lol
    I just read the first 10 pages of this thread including Newman’s post back in 2011.

    HGH/HNZ really has done well to pull it all together! There were a lot of questions being asked at the time of the merging/acquisitions and bank license requests etc. now look at them- expanding into Aus! How far they have come.

    Percy you always had the faith aye, even back then and just like now. No doubt in 11 years time there will be more questions being asked and the cycle will continue..

    One thing that caught my eye was a post by Lizard saying it was great buying below NTA with the SP around 58cents vs NTA at 83 cents.. imagine that sort of discount today! (It wouldn’t happen). However the NTA growth in 11 years is only 73.5%? Doesn’t seem like much? What’s up with that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    I just read the first 10 pages of this thread including Newman’s post back in 2011.

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    . However the NTA growth in 11 years is only 73.5%? Doesn’t seem like much? What’s up with that?
    Rawz - that's only 5% pa .... as you say doesn't seem much and intuitively seems wrong

    But its the mainly result of having such a high dividend payout ratio .... retained earnings don't grow much

    But
    “ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”

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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Rawz - that's only 5% pa .... as you say doesn't seem much and intuitively seems wrong

    But its the mainly result of having such a high dividend payout ratio .... retained earnings don't grow much

    But
    But......?? Talk about leaving us hanging lol

    'But the dividend yield is on average 6%.. total return is double digits so no worries?'

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    We could see $1.55 today?

    An ever rising interest rate is hard on the cash flow for HGH to fund the RM book. Need more capital raisings to keep growing the RM book until it reaches scale & maturity which would be at least another 5 years in the future?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rawz View Post
    But......?? Talk about leaving us hanging lol

    'But the dividend yield is on average 6%.. total return is double digits so no worries?'
    Sorry - that's why Percy is so happy

    Does suppress share price over time though .... but you can't have both eh
    “ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”

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