HGH - Heartland Group Holdings

[blobbles]

I feel we need a TLA (Three Letter Acronym) for w..l p........d.... how about "WPD". I am WPD also! (although you could think this translates to "whipped", which has slightly worse connotations!)

[percy]

I feel we need a TLA (Three Letter Acronym) for w..l p........d.... how about "WPD". I am WPD also! (although you could think this translates to "whipped", which has slightly worse connotations!)

May pay to send Paper Tiger a PM asking his permission.
I dare not ask him?!

[vorno]

I feel we need a TLA (Three Letter Acronym) for w..l p........d.... how about "WPD". I am WPD also! (although you could think this translates to "whipped", which has slightly worse connotations!)

WWWB do? Perhaps we should ask him!

Edit: WWPD - so much better!

[blobbles]

WWWB do? Perhaps we should ask him!

What is WWWB? Weally weally well bositioned?

[Dej]

WWWB do? Perhaps we should ask him!

What Would Warren Buffet do??

just change it to What Would Percy Do



EDIT: 500th post! woooo

[vorno]

What Would Warren Buffet do??

just change it to What Would Percy Do



EDIT: 500th post! woooo

Indeed... Percy has a much better ring to it!

--grats on 500 lol

[percy]

Although I am enjoying the fun,I think any one looking to invest in Heartland should do their own research,and make up their own minds.
I started posting on Heartland really to correct what I thought was incorrect statements.I must admit to reading and listening to all of Heartland's announcements.I have also attended their agms,and presentations they have given.I have also rung the company and asked questions.I have also received excellent advice from other HNZ shareholders.One in particular, who is a retired BNZ bank manager has been very informative.
The best place to get a full picture of Heartland is by reading their annual reports.Go to www.heartland.co.nz ,then HNZ shareholders,then Documents,results &Reports,then Annual Reports.
The chairman's report is in plain language and does not take long to read.

[kizame]

NZX-listed Motor Trade Finance (MTF) posted a September year profit of $8.2 million, up from $4.6m in the previous year.

Profit before commission and other gains was up 13 per cent to $39.3m because of strong interest margins, asset growth and what the company called funding efficiencies.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/indu...-annual-profit

Augers well for HNZ ... people are less afraid of borrowing (and dam the I-rates - they want it now!)

NZX- listed ??? Are they ?

[percy]

MTF;
MFT was formed in 1970 to enable a group of motor vehicle dealers to offer car loan to their customers.
Dealers still own shares.I do not know if,or how they trade them between themselves. Not listed.
www.mtf.co.nz

[Snow Leopard]

NZX- listed ??? Are they ?

MTF have some preference shares, MTFHC, listed on the NZDX (NZ Debt market)

Best Wishes
Paper Tiger