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    Quote Originally Posted by Beagle View Post
    Almost all dogs bark eventually mate
    OK - must soon be time to buy EVO then ......
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    nice bounce for this dog lol
    one step ahead of the herd

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    20. April:
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    Chart looks lousy, which matches my fundamental research conclusion
    31. May:
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    share price still consolidating at lows i reckon nothing in report to inspire confidence
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    nice bounce for this dog lol
    Yeah - didn't your impeccable analysis tell us around 130 that MPG is ways overvalued? Look bull, maybe you should rename yourself to "bear" or alternatively take some basic lessons in how to research stock ...

    It sort of sounds however you have some personal grievance with them ... why don't you tell us about your real agenda?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bjauck View Post
    If correct, where is the extra population from the current net immigration levels going to live? I wonder what is happening to the figures for number of occupants per dwelling.
    They will live 6 to a room and be very happy .. They even have a toilet to squat on..

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    Quote Originally Posted by janner View Post
    They will live 6 to a room and be very happy .. They even have a toilet to squat on..
    so introducing meaningful policies to enable more affordable housing coupled with increased wages for the low paid may mean that some could move out of those cramped conditions. So the number of households could increase. That could benefit MPG.

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    Wonder if those building consent numbers on Monday (down 7% on ocp) isthe reason for the 5% drop in MPG share price this week

    Nah, just coincidence
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    Quote Originally Posted by winner69 View Post
    Wonder if those building consent numbers on Monday (down 7% on ocp) isthe reason for the 5% drop in MPG share price this week

    Nah, just coincidence
    I guess SP just got a bit ahead of itself. Still well above the MA30 (and obviously MA100). Recon it will bounce somewhere around 145 and 142 (MA30), but don't take my word for it ...

    Not worried at all ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackPeter View Post
    20. April:


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    Yeah - didn't your impeccable analysis tell us around 130 that MPG is ways overvalued? Look bull, maybe you should rename yourself to "bear" or alternatively take some basic lessons in how to research stock ...

    It sort of sounds however you have some personal grievance with them ... why don't you tell us about your real agenda?
    I brought in just recently on the low's, Look forward to seeing SP reach IPO price over the next 6 months and head towards 2+ over the next 12-18 months

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    Quote Originally Posted by nomis View Post
    I brought in just recently on the low's, Look forward to seeing SP reach IPO price over the next 6 months and head towards 2+ over the next 12-18 months
    Welcome to the forum. It seems to me you're looking through nice clean glass and seeing the future very well. Nice timing on your purchase
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    Metro love showing the chart below. They say NZ revenues tied to building consent numbers with a 9 month lag - the chart says it all

    So the annual number of consents as at June 17 should be a reasonable indoicator of what NZ revenues might be for F18 (allowing for the lag)

    Calculating it (based on data from 2012) suggests NZ revenue growth will be about 1.0% in F18. A quick and simople way would be to assume that as consents might be up 4.7% the revenues will be up 4.7%

    Both myself and t_rexjr reckon the consents over the next 12 months will be less than what they are now. If we are right Metro NZ revenues will decline in F19

    Can Metro be called a growth stock

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