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    Quote Originally Posted by couta1 View Post
    Can you please not put up silly posts on a stock you have little understanding of.PS-Current price is seriously undervalued.
    the market knows more than you couta and it says the price is too high
    one step ahead of the herd

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    At these bargain levels v happy to add more to my holding. From memory, only about 8 weeks away from interim dividend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
    the market knows more than you couta and it says the price is too high
    Actually in this case your wrong, the market doesn't know more than me.Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
    the market knows more than you couta and it says the price is too high
    Those who think the market always correctly prices a stock are many.
    Those who realise the market often/usually misprices a stock, make a lot of money, thanks to them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by couta1 View Post
    Actually in this case your wrong, the market doesn't know more than me.Lol
    lets see what happens when they do the next placement , if the price goes up afterwards my theory is right
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    Quote Originally Posted by bull.... View Post
    lets see what happens when they do the next placement , if the price goes up afterwards my theory is right
    Of course the price will go up after the next placement but it will be at a higher price than the current SP which you say is too high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by couta1 View Post
    Actually in this case your wrong, the market doesn't know more than me.Lol
    Reminds me of that old joke.....

    Q: How do you know when a jet pilot enters the room?

    A: He'll tell you

    Hope you're not a pilot in your spare time there Couta

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    Quote Originally Posted by McGinty View Post
    Reminds me of that old joke.....

    Q: How do you know when a jet pilot enters the room?

    A: He'll tell you

    Hope you're not a pilot in your spare time there Couta
    I kinda felt embarrassed about making that statement but sometimes you just have to be bold, especially when your dealing with a lot of bull.

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    Quote Originally Posted by couta1 View Post
    I kinda felt embarrassed about making that statement but sometimes you just have to be bold, especially when your dealing with a lot of bull.
    lol lack of oxygen from flying to high eh
    one step ahead of the herd

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    Quote Originally Posted by macduffy View Post
    Let's not get over the top here. The facts remain: NZ is not the only country where housing has become overly expensive - it's a world-wide condition, at least in the Western world ; Far from being a "landed aristocracy", more housing is still owner-occupied than rented.
    True I should have said a landed aristocracy is in the process of being born.

    One also needs to look at international comparisons in relation to the alternatives to home ownership (how attractive is renting as an alternative and what other equally as attractive alternative investment opportunities exist)

    Home ownership is dropping in NZ and in Auckland may already have dropped to below 50% of households. Also not all owner-occupiers without additional investment property can help the next generation into home ownership either.

    It would benefit OCA in the long term for home ownership to remain as widespread as possible so that the potential market for their villages remains is maximised.

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