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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Many years ago I was the only punter in the whole world to have lost money on Heartland

    I bought some at the then all time high of 98 cents (only trade at that price at the time) and the share price drifted back to something like 93/94 cents

    Turned out OK
    If you're buying a company that isn't going bust, it usually it works out ok in the long run. I've had a few, all managed to sell sometime later at a profit, albeit modest.

    Mate, don't take it personally, these ST folks love to poke the borax.

    imho. not holding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baa_Baa View Post
    Tough old mutton is still WAY better than fresh spring lamb, after a LOooooNG LOW & SLOW ROASTING! I should know.

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    Is that also a pick that the share price will continue to get roasted?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scrunch View Post
    Is that also a pick that the share price will continue to get roasted?
    Actually it's a fact, low'n slow cooked mutton or hogget always beats lamb, but it's a metaphor for what might unfold for MFB.

    Who knows really Scrunch, the market will decide what it's worth. Currently that's unfolding, far be it for me to pick a low but instinct tells me this was an overpriced IPO and there is more disappointment to come.

    That said, there was some price basing today from a technical sentiment perspective. Early days, let's see how it goes, easier said from a non-holding though from who might be interested to buy into a plateau.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Baa_Baa View Post
    Actually it's a fact, low'n slow cooked mutton or hogget always beats lamb, but it's a metaphor for what might unfold for MFB.

    Who knows really Scrunch, the market will decide what it's worth. Currently that's unfolding, far be it for me to pick a low but instinct tells me this was an overpriced IPO and there is more disappointment to come.

    That said, there was some price basing today from a technical sentiment perspective. Early days, let's see how it goes, easier said from a non-holding though from who might be interested to buy into a plateau.
    Your instinct for not being the subject matter of the low slow roasting appear to be working pretty well P.S. Slow roasted lamb shanks are one of this dog's most favorite tucker. Just show me where to "tuck in" to that.

    Speaking of slow roastings...market is down for 6 weeks in a row. https://www.goodreturns.co.nz/articl...for+8+Mar+2021
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    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/300...arket-softness

    Spinning the tale that it's all the market's fault - everything is just great at MFB so W69 & other punters should relax, sp will be back up to $1.85 in no time.

    Then it's all but blue skies, smoked salmon, caviar & champagne from there.

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    Good to see Jarden & Harbour (using some of the very substantial fees they earned from the IPO) to support the sp - buying 2.7m shares or 42% of all shares traded in first 2 days of trading.

    http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...848/342039.pdf

    If they keep supporting the sp, there could be an opportunity when window dressing day comes around on 31 March 2021 that punters may get out at IPO price?

    Window is going to be very small so get ready to go!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Good to see Jarden & Harbour (using some of the very substantial fees they earned from the IPO) to support the sp - buying 2.7m shares or 42% of all shares traded in first 2 days of trading.

    http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...848/342039.pdf

    If they keep supporting the sp, there could be an opportunity when window dressing day comes around on 31 March 2021 that punters may get out at IPO price?

    Window is going to be very small so get ready to go!

    Did some say a bit of a jack up needed or good cook up to possibly cover
    possible IPO co*k-ups intended or otherwise .. ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    https://www.stuff.co.nz/business/300...arket-softness

    Spinning the tale that it's all the market's fault - everything is just great at MFB so W69 & other punters should relax, sp will be back up to $1.85 in no time.

    Then it's all but blue skies, smoked salmon, caviar & champagne from there.

    Yeah Nah .. the fault's were reportedly seen hoofing it off on distant horizon with fairly well stacked briefcases ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Good to see Jarden & Harbour (using some of the very substantial fees they earned from the IPO) to support the sp - buying 2.7m shares or 42% of all shares traded in first 2 days of trading.

    http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...848/342039.pdf

    If they keep supporting the sp, there could be an opportunity when window dressing day comes around on 31 March 2021 that punters may get out at IPO price?

    Window is going to be very small so get ready to go!
    Getting through that window will be difficult. Theresa has blocked it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Balance View Post
    Good to see Jarden & Harbour (using some of the very substantial fees they earned from the IPO) to support the sp - buying 2.7m shares or 42% of all shares traded in first 2 days of trading.

    http://nzx-prod-s7fsd7f98s.s3-websit...848/342039.pdf

    If they keep supporting the sp, there could be an opportunity when window dressing day comes around on 31 March 2021 that punters may get out at IPO price?

    Window is going to be very small so get ready to go!
    That’s a lot of shares at a discount to IPO, same will be selling into the bid when or if it gets back near IPO, let’s say 10 cents on the trade, nice windfall for the borkers

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