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    Thanks boysy for the figures. I learnt something new today, and I can see that MEL is a good long term hold.

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    Look at the nzx10 constituents MEL MC 8.97b followed by ATM 7.9b SPK 7.62b FPH 7.57b CEN 4.21b FBU 4.16b .....
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    Quote Originally Posted by boysy View Post
    Look at the nzx10 constituents MEL MC 8.97b followed by ATM 7.9b SPK 7.62b FPH 7.57b CEN 4.21b FBU 4.16b .....
    I found a list of market capitalisation in the Share Screener on the Direct Broking site:

    https://www.directbroking.co.nz/Dire...ws.aspx?e=NZSE

    You can sort by various criteria including market capitalisation.

    It lists the top as:

    Company Code Mkt Cap
    WESTPAC WBC.NZ 92.4B
    ANZBANKGRP ANZ.NZ 75.11B
    TELSTRA TLS.NZ 36.75B
    MERIDIAN MEL.NZ 8.97B
    AUCKAIR AIA.NZ 8.79B
    a2 Milk ATM.NZ 8.13B
    AMP AMP.NZ 7.87B
    FONTERRA FCG.NZ 7.59B
    Spark SPK.NZ 7.58B
    FISHERHEALTH FPH.NZ 7.5B
    RYMAN RYM.NZ 5.45B
    MERCURY MCY.NZ 4.95B
    CONTACT CEN.NZ 4.3B
    FLETBUILD FBU.NZ 4.25B
    AIRNZ AIR.NZ 3.46B

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    Thanks for this Onion. This list isn't always easy to find, I googled for it without much luck yesterday. Good on Direct Broking for providing this info.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Onion View Post
    I found a list of market capitalisation in the Share Screener on the Direct Broking site:

    https://www.directbroking.co.nz/Dire...ws.aspx?e=NZSE

    You can sort by various criteria including market capitalisation.

    It lists the top as:

    Company Code Mkt Cap
    WESTPAC WBC.NZ 92.4B
    ANZBANKGRP ANZ.NZ 75.11B
    TELSTRA TLS.NZ 36.75B
    MERIDIAN MEL.NZ 8.97B
    AUCKAIR AIA.NZ 8.79B
    a2 Milk ATM.NZ 8.13B
    AMP AMP.NZ 7.87B
    FONTERRA FCG.NZ 7.59B
    Spark SPK.NZ 7.58B
    FISHERHEALTH FPH.NZ 7.5B
    RYMAN RYM.NZ 5.45B
    MERCURY MCY.NZ 4.95B
    CONTACT CEN.NZ 4.3B
    FLETBUILD FBU.NZ 4.25B
    AIRNZ AIR.NZ 3.46B

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    I wonder how they arrive at M/Cap for the Aussie companies listed on the NZX? A snapshot based on domicile of holders, maybe?

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    That is the MC of westpac group or entire entiry listed on the asx one must remember ... MEL seems to be finding plenty of support at the present SP

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    Thanks, both.

    Yes, of course. Must remember to read more carefully in future! Those Aussie M/Caps are rather meaningless in the context of the NZX.



    Now back to Meridian. Holding since the IPO. A suitable investment in today's uncertain market.

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    Quote Originally Posted by macduffy View Post
    Thanks, both.

    Yes, of course. Must remember to read more carefully in future! Those Aussie M/Caps are rather meaningless in the context of the NZX.



    Now back to Meridian. Holding since the IPO. A suitable investment in today's uncertain market.
    Excellent defensive characteristics I couldn't agree more. I was late to the party in the late $2's but this has been a quiet achiever in my portfolio.
    Topped up with a few more recently as even at $3.50 I calculate the gross yield at 6.8% inclusive of partial imputation credits. Safe and sustainable.
    Ecclesiastes 11:2: “Divide your portion to seven, or even to eight, for you do not know what misfortune may occur on the earth.
    Ben Graham - In the short run the market is a voting machine but in the long run the market is a weighing machine

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    Gas halt likely to lift power prices

    https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12190192

    Another planned outage makes you wonder what will happen to those spot prices planned for 30 days in total with 12 days planned for Feb ..... wouldn’t want to be on flick when that occurs

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    Snow levels very low too so high prices low volume.
    See current snow storage

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    Blithly tucked away at the but end of the announcment - "Meridian’s retail sales volumes in December 2018 were 23.9% lower than December 2017" - and it's not commented on in the report at all. Are they losing "less valuable" (low volume) customers, so no cause for concern at the churn?

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