Just highlighting that such a drop reported in property prices will probably reduce that much touted ‘embedded value’ which as the lead indicator of future profits is not good.
But I should realise it’s not the thing to say anything that could upset the believers ….but I don’t think I’ll apologise for this.
this thread is a proxy thread for the sector in general anyway so just a good as any place to share my thoughts
Just highlighting that such a drop reported in property prices will probably reduce that much touted ‘embedded value’ which as the lead indicator of future profits is not good.
But I should realise it’s not the thing to say anything that could upset the believers ….but I don’t think I’ll apologise for this.
this thread is a proxy thread for the sector in general anyway so just a good as any place to share my thoughts
forgot to add guess the us inflation figure last night probably making investors in NZ think is our inflation going to get better ? of course if it doesnt rbnz will have to keep hiking making property stocks less attractive
forgot to add guess the us inflation figure last night probably making investors in NZ think is our inflation going to get better ? of course if it doesnt rbnz will have to keep hiking making property stocks less attractive
USA 100% going to export their inflation to the world. hard to see NZ dodging it. Hard to see rates not go higher.
forgot to add guess the us inflation figure last night probably making investors in NZ think is our inflation going to get better ? of course if it doesnt rbnz will have to keep hiking making property stocks less attractive
All stocks that are dividend bearing will be less attractive if the OCR increases, unless the business is growing above rate of inflation.
Looks like housing demand is set to increase, as well as prices, as well as inflationary pressures. OCA is poised to meet SP predictions, up up and away. It all depends which news you are prepared to believe.
That may be true...however...what is the alternative ?
A deposit with General Finance ?
It's been a long time, but the dividend payers will be realising their attraction to investors wanes when the returns on cash deposits and bonds increases, so they start increasing dividends to compete, move to quarterly dividends, buy-back stock, etc.
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