OCA - Oceania Group - retirement villages

[SailorRob]

^^ they did, it was in 2021 (which is before the end of 2023), they spent the money at Hobsonville and some other places too, but i specifically remember the render looking pretty flash, which hooked me in..

Correct that was before the end of 2023 but also before Balance said another one was 100% certain.

That was good capital allocation and we can now buy that money for cents on the $, some very smart very sophisticated investors and insiders put real cash into the company back than which is arguably worth a lot more now and you can buy it up for a hell of a lot less.

Every molecule that money was spent buying is now *Nominally* worth a hell of a lot more.

[mike2020]

Oceania will 100% for certain do a capital raise before the end of 2023.

I have adjusted my target price for OCA from 1 IFT for 20 OCA (was going to happen tomorrow) to 30 for 1 accordingly.

[nztx]

Are OCA collectable yet or still in drift mode ?

[RTM]

I have adjusted my target price for OCA from 1 IFT for 20 OCA (was going to happen tomorrow) to 30 for 1 accordingly.

I'm hoping your target is accurate and OCA get to a $1.50 soon.

[mike2020]

What we need is IFT to buy OCA.

[Jenny Ruth]

I suspect IFT is too canny to buy OCA unless they could see some real benefits in changing its strategy - I mention OCA in my lastest column published on my Substack, Just the Business, previews what the listed retirement village operators will tell us when they report their annual results on Friday this week and Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
The headline is: Can the listed retirement village operators dispel some murk?
And you can find it here:
https://substack.com/@justthebusinessjennyruth

[ValueNZ]

I suspect IFT is too canny to buy OCA unless they could see some real benefits in changing its strategy - I mention OCA in my lastest column published on my Substack, Just the Business, previews what the listed retirement village operators will tell us when they report their annual results on Friday this week and Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
The headline is: Can the listed retirement village operators dispel some murk?
And you can find it here:
https://substack.com/@justthebusinessjennyruth

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[winner69]

You not having a good day Value …take care and look after yourself

Kia Kaha

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[Daytr]

Jenny Ruth's posts don't bother me. It's not like she is serial posting.

[SailorRob]

Jenny Ruth's posts don't bother me. It's not like she is serial posting.

Sport, perhaps you're not self aware enough to realise that it's not about whether it bothers day trader or not.

It doesn't matter at all what bothers you or doesn't.