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    Quote Originally Posted by Antipodean View Post
    Worldwide markets worrying.
    NZX generally in the red.
    Global Dairy auctions.
    Profit taking / rebalancing.
    Any combination of the above.

    I find it easier to be a 'well positioned' LT holder than worry too much about no news intraday drops.
    And technically, the top/turn-over was perfectly on the 50% Fib Extension and today's fall through the 50EMA likely spooked a few punters. $1.42 is the previous high and $1.41 is the 100EMA so those look like good price support, not fool proof but technically good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trader_jackson View Post
    Not that I would recommend listening to brokers, but as you asked: Forsyth latest rating (released 17 August this year) was Neutral with a target price of $1.50.
    They note the uncertainty regarding HBL's very strong capital position... and so can't take this most likely marvelous opportunity (whether that be a UDC acquisition, or a tremendous capital return) into account in their rating.

    I also note on 4-traders, the consensus average is $1.51 (with 1.46 as the low and Craigs $1.56 as the high: out of 3 surveyed: http://www.4-traders.com/HEARTLAND-B...518/consensus/)

    Although, word on the street is still $1.60 by Christmas
    The above was posted on 30-08-2016.
    The consensus appears to have been pretty close.
    Lets wait and see if the word on the streer proves to be correct?..lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    The above was posted on 30-08-2016.
    The consensus appears to have been pretty close.
    Lets wait and see if the word on the streer proves to be correct?..lol.
    Didn't nbt say 2 bucks by Christmas after it reached $1.60?
    “ 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
    Didn't nbt say 2 bucks by Christmas after it reached $1.60?
    I am sure he is right too,but not sure whether he meant Christmas this year or next?

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    Quote Originally Posted by percy View Post
    I am sure he is right too,but not sure whether he meant Christmas this year or next?
    nbt was saying $1.60 by Christmas this time last year as well

    But then again nbt recently did say $1.06 by Christmas

    Word on the street that is
    “ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”

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    Thumbs up The definitive values - look no further

    According to the Tiger Furry Logic Valuation Engine

    Heartland Bank is today worth:

    $1.384

    and will be, on Christmas Day, worth

    $1.424

    Of course the share price is a different matter entirely .

    Best Wishes
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    om mani peme hum

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paper Tiger View Post
    According to the Tiger Furry Logic Valuation Engine

    Heartland Bank is today worth:

    $1.384

    and will be, on Christmas Day, worth

    $1.424

    Of course the share price is a different matter entirely .

    Best Wishes
    Paper Tiger
    OK,
    You have made a good effort.
    But more effort is required.
    Forget the Tiger Furry Logic, and revert to the tried and tested Tiger Tea Leaves reading.[Tasseograph] .
    We need the answer to two very simple questions:::
    1] Date and time HBL sp,[notTFL] will hit $1.60.
    2] Date and time HBL sp will hit $2.00.
    You will need to concentrate a little harder than you did with the EBO target price.!
    Looks as though I will be closer to the $20 time and date.!!
    Last edited by percy; 06-10-2016 at 10:29 PM.

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    The current tax paid yield of 5.82% with a likely net profit increase around 10% for next year makes them look pretty tasty to me
    SCOTTY

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    Yield seems to mean nothing at the moment. Genesis has a 10.5% gross yield and yet it has dropped quite a bit over the last few days. Incredible how people were so keen to pile into finance companies all those years ago for a lot less return than they would get with some boring old (and I hope safer) utility/infrastructure stocks today.

    Wish Genesis had a DRP like HBL.
    Last edited by Bobdn; 06-10-2016 at 09:50 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bobdn View Post
    Yield seems to mean nothing at the moment. Genesis has a 10.5% gross yield and yet it has dropped quite a bit over the last few days. Incredible how people were so keen to pile into finance companies all those years ago for a lot less return than they would get with some boring old (and I hope safer) utility/infrastructure stocks today.

    Wish Genesis had a DRP like HBL.
    GNE = zero growth plus assets being run down (kupe gas).. what would they do with the capital from a DRP?

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