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21-09-2013, 07:31 PM
#2141
Originally Posted by winner69
I'll just give Snoopy Rata the mulch .... go back up tomorrow with one of the special fertiliser pellets for Percy Rata ..... that'll give him a spring boost
The real percy will receive his spring boost on the 1st November at the HNZ agm.His health has been tracking the HNZ share price,so has been great this year.!
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21-09-2013, 07:42 PM
#2142
Percy .... exciting eh
I have an idea
Seeing Heartland obviously not interested in doing the micro lending bit as part of their 'community'/ social commitment I reckon that you should suggest at the ASM that they get into growing rata trees .... helping Project Crimson
Great marketing ploy to potential term depositors , especially the young, could be along the lines of Invest with Heartland and watch your savings grow like the venerable Rata" ... for every $x in the Rata Special Rate TD we'll plant Y Rata
I'll leave it up to you to bring up at the ASM ... please
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21-09-2013, 09:25 PM
#2143
Don't know if I will be bringing up anything at the AGM.
Last year I learnt so much just listening and watching the presentations.
They spell everything they are doing,simply and fully.
They lay out a clear path as to where they intend to go.
I will listen carefully to see if they mention any intentions of community/social participation.
Am reading "Ready Fire Aim,The Mainfreight Story"by Keith Davies isbn 978177532903.Excellent community/social commitment.
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22-09-2013, 10:40 AM
#2144
Member
Originally Posted by Xerof
Snoopdog, banks don't operate in a closed bubble. They are able to go to markets to attract funding in all sorts of ways, using all sorts of market signals. They employ specialist staff to manage these responses and risks. I am sure they have competent people in charge.
You are fretting over this too much for your own good, and if percy has any hair, he is tearing it out.....rapidly, and paper tiger is tearing himself to shreds too.
bury the bone in your back garden and move on.
Well said Xerof. Very good advice indeed.
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23-09-2013, 04:53 PM
#2145
After months of stealthy sleuthing, being inconspicuous and posing as an ignorant materialistic shopper and casually glancing into heartland tauranga as i readjusted my moustache from chin to lip as i sashayed passed in a crabwise stalky way;.... i am very pleased to report it has paid OFF!.. I h- aa-vv-ee seen customers inside the door for the FIRST time!!!. In fact an elderly couple were pressed against a counter(note sign above counter"we will hold you up". The teller looked relieved and animated.
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23-09-2013, 05:41 PM
#2146
Go in and talk to the staff.
Tell them you are a share holder.
Ask how they do most of their business as you don't see many customers in the bank as you walk past?
Are HNZ a good firm to work for.?
Do they own HNZ shares?
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23-09-2013, 06:15 PM
#2147
Member
Originally Posted by Joshuatree
After months of stealthy sleuthing, being inconspicuous and posing as an ignorant materialistic shopper and casually glancing into heartland tauranga as i readjusted my moustache from chin to lip as i sashayed passed in a crabwise stalky way;.... i am very pleased to report it has paid OFF!.. I h- aa-vv-ee seen customers inside the door for the FIRST time!!!. In fact an elderly couple were pressed against a counter(note sign above counter"we will hold you up". The teller looked relieved and animated.
Last time I checked there were no cows in Tauranga? But yes, good homework set from Percy. Please execute and report back.
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23-09-2013, 07:01 PM
#2148
Some cows and alot of Retired people. Watching the shareprice is enough homework for me, happy holder here.. Warning i have quirks!
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23-09-2013, 07:48 PM
#2149
Originally Posted by winner69
Percy .... exciting eh
I have an idea
Seeing Heartland obviously not interested in doing the micro lending bit as part of their 'community'/ social commitment I reckon that you should suggest at the ASM that they get into growing rata trees .... helping Project Crimson
Great marketing ploy to potential term depositors , especially the young, could be along the lines of Invest with Heartland and watch your savings grow like the venerable Rata" ... for every $x in the Rata Special Rate TD we'll plant Y Rata
I'll leave it up to you to bring up at the ASM ... please
Good luck getting that ratafied.
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23-09-2013, 07:53 PM
#2150
Originally Posted by Joshuatree
Some cows and alot of Retired people. Watching the shareprice is enough homework for me, happy holder here.. Warning i have quirks!
Lovely part of the country to live.
Don't worry about the home work.Rude of me.Hopefully those of us who will be attending the agm will have plenty to report.
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