I strongly agree
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I strongly agree
While it may get through the banks more easily, consider carefully other risks before going down the route of the kids buying a unit with a big deposit/mother loan. Its going to tie up part of their borrowing capacity in bank lending calculations and may be the difference between them being approved / rejected in other bank borrowing transactions they want to do in the future. A lot will however depend on their unstated financial situation.
nice to see most analysts have similar thinking to me in that retirement village operators are over valued
http://www.sharechat.co.nz/article/2...erty-play.html
I have never known Craigs to be right on Ryman,ever.!'FNZC and Craig's preferred stock is MET,as it was 2 years ago..
.......................two years ago..........Yesterday..............Increase
MET .....................$5.25....................$5.3 3..................1.5%
RYM......................$8.30.................... ..$11.15...............34.33%
SUM.......................$4.60................... ..$6.18.................34.34%
OCA........................75cents................ .$1,12.................49.33%
Craigs are underweight MET now ,RYM and OCA its picks. MET had been favoured on valuation appeal but hasn't performed for some time(think s/p did rise higher than the others in 2017 though) .Value trap it seems.
Ryman just passed the Cross of Death.
Fun fact: During the GFC the Ryman share price dropped by 53% from its pre GFC heights ($2.61 in May 2007) down to its post GFC bottom ($1.22 in March 2009). If we get the same pattern again we might look at a $6 handle in early 2020.
Something to look forward to?
The RYM chart has been mimicking SUM very closely for the past three months ... or is it the other way around?
SUM crossed over a month ago.
Anything is possible. But might still be a safer option for many punters to temporarily lose 50% on a good stock (and I refer here to RYM as well as to OCA) than to realise a 100% loss on cash during the next banking crisis. Just saying before everybody runs ...
And while we are in the spirit, this is probably an as good opportunity as any to wish everybody here a joyful Christmas and a Happy New Year. Just remember - money does not make happy, so who cares, what the markets will do ;);
I do enjoy (most of) the banter and looking forward to all your contributions in the New Year!