Fully agree.
I dont understand all the negativity.
Bought heaps today at what I regard is a discounted price-take off the divi and it is very cheap imho
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Buying a couple of clicks above the 200MA support you'd think should be fairly safe, only 11% or so capital loss from its recent high. Market said today Heartland still a bit overpriced or still digesting the numbers, but market could change it's mind tomorrow. I can't see much getting in the way of a plateau forming in the SP around here then steady as she goes until the next numbers are released, unless some external event out of their control clobbers the banking/finance sector.
Edit: should add that it's been awhile since the SP plumbed below 200MA, but when it does it usually has a decent look lower (for a short few weeks). Depending on ones position, if it happens this time, that could present a sell/buyback, add, or get in opportunity.
What a negative story ...it headlined Heartland shares were down. Bloody media.
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Interesting how quickly market sentiment changes in the mind of investors. Winners become losers, and sure things turn sour overnight. I thought this one was overvalued at $2.10 and it has come down a touch. Although in current conditions I don't see this going all the way down to the other side of the spectrum, it could stay in limbo for a while.
A few things that interested me is this shift in impairment upwards. I'm not sure if HBL have started writing up more loans resulting in a greater % coming back requiring impairment, or diversifying their risk appetite upwards because they are in a better position to do it with their recent capital raise. A bit of both probably.
Another thing is the increase in operating costs due to the new banking systems "teething issues". From experience, these software projects can get out of hand and developers can sniff out and fare to make a handsome sum if you contract out to a 3rd party to help.
I do however like the operating activity growth in the cash flow statement, which some shows that the growth happening is real and not just non cash movements masquerading as real growth. What comes with that of course is greater expenditure.
I'm not too obsessed with price with this one but I wouldn't be jumping in just yet. I believe if this goes down to 1.50 or 1.60 again I'll be accumulating again.
This is the first time in a while I have read through a heartland result and thought: it is average.
Even when excluding the relatively recent capital raise things still just didn't feel and look (and all those other wonderful buzz words) as good as previous result announcements...
Mr Market seems to be thinking along the same lines as the share price is the lowest in over 4 months
Then again, it had a hell of a run and some say it was pretty expensive' already... the "fake media" isn't helping
Share price will resume normal resumption (upwards) tomorrow or Thursday once Forbar and Craig’s send out a note to their clients saying it was a strong result
That’s how the game works
No worries