I thought I'd cancelled my participation in the DRP, after being stung with the Heartland DRP this time last year. But appears I didn't. No problem in the big scheme, but annoying this time around.
And Baa Baa, hate to tell you they weren't $0 cost shares. They cost you $1.5331........
Hopefully before long they'll look to have been a bargain!
I thought I'd cancelled my participation in the DRP, after being stung with the Heartland DRP this time last year. But appears I didn't. No problem in the big scheme, but annoying this time around.
And Baa Baa, hate to tell you they weren't $0 cost shares. They cost you $1.5331........
Hopefully before long they'll look to have been a bargain!
In my tiny world of self inflicted confirmation bias and denial of reality, you've burst my bubble. Now I'll have to enter the correct data instead of a creative accounting ... lol.
In my tiny world of self inflicted confirmation bias and denial of reality, you've burst my bubble. Now I'll have to enter the correct data instead of a creative accounting ... lol.
The market love for Summerset rather then Oceania is getting stronger and stronger
Since OCA floated the SUM share price over time has performed better than OCA and the market has re-rated SUM heaps more than OCA
Pretty strong trend ... must mean something ...but trend has to stop sometime .... unless OCA goes broke (or taken over)
OCA ging from 19% of SUM share price to 11% is some feat ... possibly SUM being big and more consistent performance has a lot to do with it ....or even more hype less reward
No inflection point on this chart
Last edited by winner69; 27-02-2021 at 12:30 PM.
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
On the other hand - did you notice how the market followed for a long time the Couta theorem until it did not?
In my view is SUM at this stage quite fully priced (with SUM relentless rising), while OCA is not, but than I am probably just suffering from the endowment effect :
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"Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future" (Niels Bohr)
Summerset built way more units as a proportion of existing units than Oceania (as well as more than all other operators) and paid out less in dividends. Not a surprise to me that summersets share price outperformed Oceania. Not sure if that is still the case as summerset now have more units and slowed a bit on the development side. Oceania were not actually that big a developer in proportion to how many units they have. Also a lot of brownfield development.
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