So Allied might become a property developer
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...0635231&pnum=2
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So Allied might become a property developer
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...0635231&pnum=2
Predictions for next 3 months anyone?
Rob Alloway is coming across in the media as a bit of an ineffective mild mannered wimp IMHO. Time will tell, but not the traits needed in this hellish business.
The statement that they are not interested in risk is interesting
Purely from a share price and not looking at the fundamentals of the company these ex hanover shareholders are going to keep pushing the price down as they sell out. As to if the company is worth anywhere near its NTA is anyones guess
Thats going to be the way of it for a while yet. At the moment there are only a few people in there offering $30,000 support at 0.06. But on the sell side there is nothing of substance - just people who probably want to rasie a bit of cash to pay for the "early bird" winter holiday to the Gold Coast. For Hanover holders, I reckon they figure the money is gone. So if you have nothing anything you get above zero is a bonus. At the moment there isn't a heck of a lot to motivate them to sell - but give them another month or two when winter comes that month in Australia is going to look a better option or putting in a new heater may be enough to encourage them to quit - at whatever price they can get. Which ultimatly means a falling SP for a while yet.
ACC now holding around 10.9m. Thats around $660,000k worth. Every 0.001 drop is peanuts to ACC - so they are probably a biit like Hanover investors: probably reckon there holding is now nothing worth thinking about. But it would be nice to know what they bought in at.