If it's records of your own transactions you're after, you might find that you can get what you want from the Link registry website.
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If it's records of your own transactions you're after, you might find that you can get what you want from the Link registry website.
Just for the record: HGH did break throught the EMA100 (at $1.47), but is still below the EMA200 (at $1.57); From a TA perspective - not everybody likes to buy below the MA200 (and thre are as well good reasons) - but obviously, higher risk, higher potential gain.
I bought yesterday another parcel in the high 1.40'ies after chasing the SP already for some days (hoping in vain for a dip ;));
Global dairy prices up strongly overnight
Heartland share price following the recent uptrend (bit of a lag) so looking good for for the next month or two
Share price now 150 ....be 160 sooner than later ....and about 180 before next profit announcement
I hope the Minister of Finance and the Treasury are keeping a close eye on this. I own a little bit of Heartland, ANZ and WBC. Some may do worse out of this than others but all NZers will suffer unnecessarily. Why do we make it so hard on ourselves in this country?
"The Reserve Bank's proposals to double minimum bank equity levels will cost New Zealand's economy $1.5-to-$2 billion a year without making banks much safer, according to former long-serving central bank official Ian Harrison."
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/news/article.cfm?c_id=3&objectid=12209846
The full story bob ....a good read if hterested in such things
http://www.tailrisk.co.nz/documents/...alIsEnough.pdf
The Reserve bank proposals are correct. This report in the Herald is just another attack from the banks. The sooner the changes are made the better. HGH were a huge buy at 1.30 to 1.40. Picked up as many as I could and I have alot .
Thanks for the link Winner, appreciate it.
According to the Canberra Times retirees are being blocked from accessing the money trapped in their property as banks pull out of the reverse mortgage market, fuelling a growing income inequality among older Australians. As discussed before this potentially further opens up opportunities for Heartland.
Wow - down a cent (but don't look at the volume ...). Jeff might be tempted to buy another lot. ;)
Suppose good news forvHeartland ....growth and more growth
https://www.interest.co.nz/banking/9...says-peer-peer
And this comment from ocelot is worth considering (good and bad) ....Harmoney no P2P lender just a shopfront for a few financial companies
I know where they could get a loan.
Seriously, if they were actually keen on their business model, they'd use it to generate the capital that they need. I haven't see a loan worth investing in on their site in about 3 months. I think they're not actually operating as a p2p lender. They're giving the "institutional investors" (banks) the first bite. This is scummy because their marketing is all about it being p2p, but the reality is that it's just a way for the banks to be even less responsible with their lending practices than they appear to be.
https://www.nzx.com/announcements/331831
Nice timing. Adding another 1,000,000 shares to ones holding at an opportune time
Plenty of skin in the game that's for sure !