HGH - Heartland Group Holdings

[Joshuatree]

Isn't it funny how much panic (at least on this forum) there's been in the last month or so, despite HNZ giving an update about their low exposure to dairy? Yet it's just business as usual, maybe a slightly higher risk because of dairy, but not exactly worth the fuss that some people have been making here.

Funny haha and funny peculiar

[K1W1G0LD]

Isn't it funny how much panic (at least on this forum) there's been in the last month or so, despite HNZ giving an update about their low exposure to dairy? Yet it's just business as usual, maybe a slightly higher risk because of dairy, but not exactly worth the fuss that some people have been making here.

Yes unwarranted panic due to crystal ball gazing . and BS re-Ostriches!!
No-one can predict the future no matter how reasoned their arguments may be . Not needed with this company , they have proven themselves over time and with current management will continue to do so.
Onwards and Upwards , eh Percy!!

[nextbigthing]

1) Excellent results announcement. Sorry, stunning!

2) Dairy up almost 15% overnight and lower than thought sharemilker loans.

3) Share buyback

4) Rogers tick of approval buying back in

All looking pretty positive. Could be the perfect storm for shareprice increase.

https://www.globaldairytrade.info

[percy]

Yes unwarranted panic due to crystal ball gazing . and BS re-Ostriches!!
No-one can predict the future no matter how reasoned their arguments may be . Not needed with this company , they have proven themselves over time and with current management will continue to do so.
Onwards and Upwards , eh Percy!!

Certainly is Onwards and Upwards.
Thanks to people who have phoned me,emailed me and sent PMs.
The one I enjoyed the most:
"Sitting here in Russia watching them eat Umble pie."

[couta1]

Just a quick question re participating in the DRP, do you still receive imputation credits which can be used in the normal fashion?

[blackcap]

Just a quick question re participating in the DRP, do you still receive imputation credits which can be used in the normal fashion?

Yes you do. The DRP is really where they take your net dividend and use that money to buy (allocate or issue) shares to you. So your dividend statement will be the same as if you had not participated but on it will also show how many shares you were allocated at what cost. Hope that helps.

[couta1]

Thanks blackcap.

[trader_jackson]

If heartland continues to be so cheap (ie below $1.15) I will probably take the DRP over the cash dividend!

[blockhead]

One swallow does not indicate arrival of spring but the promising rise in GDT might ease a bit of concern over HNZ's exposure to dairy farms, a lift up over the $1.14 I paid yesterday I am hoping.

[janner]

One swallow does not indicate arrival of spring but the promising rise in GDT might ease a bit of concern over HNZ's exposure to dairy farms, a lift up over the $1.14 I paid yesterday I am hoping.

Keep the faith Brother... and ye shall reap.. ( Or posibly weep ) :-))))

DYOR..

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