WHS - Warehouse Group

[winner69]

Reduced staff costs in Red Sheds + Agile savings across the Group + significant online growth = dividend of 25 cents in near term

So at 2 bucks odd now time to get in.

[Beagle]

Reduced staff costs in Red Sheds + Agile savings across the Group + significant online growth = dividend of 25 cents in near term

So at 2 bucks odd now time to get in.

That's a good ramp, the dog sled team will be very happy. Perhaps you'd like to join me as team leader up the front of the pack

[Zaphod]

The Market has heaps of other companies on it. I'm not sure whether WHS takes a cut of each sale or not. I had heard that they don't, and that they rely on people picking up their orders in store and buying more while they're there....which rely' on having physical stores, as per my comments above.

I had a good look tonight and you're right. My initial searches were all for electronic items, and that only returned the main group companies.

The strategy for gaining additional sales through in-store pickups is interesting. I do wonder how profitable it will turn out to be. If they did rely on a taking a percentage cut, it could be difficult to attract small retailers whose margins are already tight.

I can't say I'm sold on the concept of what is essentially a virtual shopping mall, and I'm not sure what their major differentiating factor is from their competitors, aside from having all items in the one place, but will keep an open mind.

[Zaphod]

Reduced staff costs in Red Sheds + Agile savings across the Group + significant online growth = dividend of 25 cents in near term

So at 2 bucks odd now time to get in.

It's also down to the execution of the agile methodology and scope definition phase. We've used this extensively in software development and there are numerous pitfalls.

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dividend of 25 cents in near term

Ya reckon?

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I reckon you're very optimistic.
5 years staying the same.
however they do keep trying I'll give them that.

[MarineSalvage]

I just wish I had the confidence in WHS management to do what is needed. They've fussed around the edges for years taking massive salaries and delivered very little. Walmart is key part of many portfolios in the USA at this time - WHS should be our equivalent

[King1212]

I agreed...after these years....the trend has changed n whs still an old dog....

People said....it is hard to teach an old dog a new trick....but an old dog would be just a good companion....just like whs...

[Beagle]

Ya reckon?

WHSEPS.JPG

I reckon you're very optimistic.
5 years staying the same.
however they do keep trying I'll give them that.

Bit like having an old Labrador that sits on the couch with you that every six months coughs up $800 for every 10,000 shares you own. As long as he keeps that trick up I don't care if he doesn't learn any new ones.

[Biscuit]

Bit like having an old Labrador that sits on the couch with you that every six months coughs up $800 for every 10,000 shares you own. As long as he keeps that trick up I don't care if he doesn't learn any new ones.

Well, we have a young black labrador. Just recently ripped the wife's exercycle seat to shreds strewing shredded foam all over the garden, dug a hole under the fence, tore my gumboots to pieces, several pairs of shoes are missing, has a psycopathic thing about pot plants, and I am pretty sure that isn't money he is coughing up. If you could teach him to cough up money, that would be much appreciated!

[Sir Ten]

Seems odd to me that there was no NZX announcement yesterday