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04-11-2017, 01:59 PM
#621
Originally Posted by King1212
Right! Why should them. The baby boomers worked hard..now young generations have no work ethic...complaint n complaint then blame it to the Asians....bloodily meme generations...
and fed that attitude by the bleeding wingeing left , gut spineless prats !!
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04-11-2017, 02:58 PM
#622
Originally Posted by whatsup
Why should they, this one and the previous generation are the selfish generation !!
LOL. The generations that have enjoyed the fortune of benefiting from leveraged real estate capital gains as a result of falling interest rates now tell the generations largely locked out of owning stand alone housing that they should settle for either being renters or owning a small flat in a hastily built apartment block!
Not to mention that the younger generations have to deal with the inability of the older generations to supply sufficient residential land to cope with the demand for it due to investment, tax and migration policies.
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04-11-2017, 03:00 PM
#623
Originally Posted by whatsup
and fed that attitude by the bleeding wingeing left , gut spineless prats !!
Yikes...as opposed to the feeling of entitlement held by some baby boomers?
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04-11-2017, 04:28 PM
#624
Originally Posted by Bjauck
Yikes...as opposed to the feeling of entitlement held by some baby boomers?
Bj, the trouble with these generations is that they "know their rights but do not acknowledge their responsibilities" and if there was another war they would say " its nothing to do with me , Im off for a coffffeee ! "
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04-11-2017, 04:34 PM
#625
Originally Posted by Bjauck
LOL. The generations that have enjoyed the fortune of benefiting from leveraged real estate capital gains as a result of falling interest rates now tell the generations largely locked out of owning stand alone housing that they should settle for either being renters or owning a small flat in a hastily built apartment block!
Not to mention that the younger generations have to deal with the inability of the older generations to supply sufficient residential land to cope with the demand for it due to investment, tax and migration policies.
Bj , If you check history you will find in Auckland the issue of land available for housing can be sheeted back IMO to the ARC and its chairman one Mr Mike Lea who steadfastedly refused to zone rural land for housing in his tenure coupled with the last and preceeding Auck Council who was/is lead by a Labour mayor, what should we expect from the left, no real understanding of how business works and never will, just like this current mess of a government !!
Last edited by whatsup; 04-11-2017 at 05:21 PM.
Reason: correction
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04-11-2017, 05:17 PM
#626
Originally Posted by whatsup
Why should they, this one and the previous generation are the selfish generation !!
I'm not suggesting the Baby Boomers be required to go into retirement villages - just perhaps some kind of incentive might be more cost efficient than creating "Affordable Houses" in areas that don't already have established infrastructure for those going into the Affordable Houses
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20-11-2017, 01:53 PM
#627
Wow looks like a downtrend on no news... 90 cents coming up?? This sector is under huge pressure since government change. Long term holders don't need to stress..... Short term holders might want to break until 90 cents gets hit.
by the way these are guesses and no way financial advice
Last edited by Ggcc; 20-11-2017 at 01:54 PM.
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20-11-2017, 02:21 PM
#628
Originally Posted by Ggcc
Wow looks like a downtrend on no news... 90 cents coming up?? This sector is under huge pressure since government change. Long term holders don't need to stress..... Short term holders might want to break until 90 cents gets hit.
by the way these are guesses and no way financial advice
Kinda crazy really isn't it... OCA trading on the lowest price to book ratio (the thing you'd think, if anything, would get hit when talking about property valuations), growth well into the double digits, have a reasonable development pipeline, a very solid reputation and position in the market, and to top it all off: low debt, and to top off the top off, over 4% dividend in the bank by this time next year (at current prices)...
Even craigs's report dated mid June reckoned it was worth 97 cents - and that was before OCA beat their prospectus EBIDTA and seemed to indicate it was "well positioned" to meet their prospectus forecasts for FY18.
Anyhow, "the original dog" is due to report their half year tomorrow, and some say OCA is the most comparable, so could be interesting - you'd think if "the original dog" produced an at least ok report, then "the new dog" would benefit somewhat, but then again you'd also think OCA would be significantly closer to the $1 mark than the 90 cent mark.
Last edited by trader_jackson; 20-11-2017 at 02:22 PM.
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29-11-2017, 03:29 PM
#629
Such is life
Seems to be in on the Retirement Village Boat Lifting exercise.
I put a 'at market' bid in yesterday to have the market move quicker than my finger on the buy button.
I would be up 5% if I had pounced quicker !
Best Wishes
Paper Tiger
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06-12-2017, 10:45 AM
#630
I have purchased few start ups but I am,so far, delighted with this one. The care% of income pleases me and protects somewhat from property downturn. The returns look like being 5% double the bank rate and the leadership have their money up and appear to be legitimate builders of business as against scoundrels that plague us investors. Well done so far OHC
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