HGH - Heartland Group Holdings

[trader_jackson]

"when the economy does well, Heartland does well"

While the NZX 50 continues to slide, things got interesting for HBL after 3pm today... maybe we will finally see that $1.60 mark this week winner69?

Taken its time to get there, hasn't it?

[winner69]

"when the economy does well, Heartland does well"

While the NZX 50 continues to slide, things got interesting for HBL after 3pm today... maybe we will finally see that $1.60 mark this week winner69?

Taken its time to get there, hasn't it?

More good news t_j. GDP over 4% this year I reckon. Nothing like a real boom before a crash is there

Cameron Bagrie‏ @ANZ_cambagrie
NZ ANZ Roy Morgan consumer shows Spring bounce. Shows economic momentum continuing at brisk clip. House price expectations hit new high.

[Onion]

Directors Chris Flood and Jeff Greenslade buying more shares... but I think really just conversion of options to shares.

https://www.nzx.com/companies/HBL/announcements/289210
https://www.nzx.com/companies/HBL/announcements/289208

[trader_jackson]

More good news t_j. GDP over 4% this year I reckon. Nothing like a real boom before a crash is there

Cameron Bagrie‏ @ANZ_cambagrie
NZ ANZ Roy Morgan consumer shows Spring bounce. Shows economic momentum continuing at brisk clip. House price expectations hit new high.

Yes, things can only get better! I wonder how UDC is going? All this "economic momentum" is certainly carrying HBL higher, and who can't like a quality New Zealand company with a dividend that has a [recent] track record of double digit percent increases year after year?

HBL finished at a record high of $1.59, shame it didn't quite touch the $1.60, but in a week where the nzx 50 has fallen around 3%, while HBL has risen about 2%, I suppose we can't complain to much about another out-performance?

[janner]

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HBL finished at a record high of $1.59, shame it didn't quite touch the $1.60, but in a week where the nzx 50 has fallen around 3%, while HBL has risen about 2%, I suppose we can't complain to much about another out-performance?[/QUOTE]

I am not complaining... Absolutely positive percy is not.. Quite a good investment purchasing at 52 cents and upwards .

Cursing myself for selling down to be honest.. Still my number one holding though.. Love those DRP's

[oldtech]

I bought in November 2015, and I've been watching with interest as this share has rocketed upwards in the last couple of months. I am trying to learn how to value share prices, and curious to know what people's opinions are on the current level. I see 4-traders has the target price at $1.51, does this seem fair to people?

Having tried - and failed - to catch the falling knife on AIR I'm feeling like taking a bit of a breather on that particular roller-coaster ...

[janner]

" Having tried - and failed - to catch the falling knife "..

That is how we all learnt... The hard way.. DYOR.. :-)))

[Valuegrowth]

Currently, it has bullish outlook and has some value when compare with some other stocks. My only concern is its ROE has declined over the fast five years.

[percy]

Currently, it has bullish outlook and has some value when compare with some other stocks. My only concern is its ROE has declined over the fast five years.

From Heartland presentation dated 2nd June 2016.
ROE.
2012... 4.2%
2013...6.5%
2014...9%
2015 ...10.4%.
Steadily increasing.

[percy]

Directors Chris Flood and Jeff Greenslade buying more shares... but I think really just conversion of options to shares.

https://www.nzx.com/companies/HBL/announcements/289210
https://www.nzx.com/companies/HBL/announcements/289208

Read how much both spent.
Very large sums of money.