Reminds me of a definition I once heard. The definition of a consultant was someone who borrows your watch to tell you the time.:D
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Reminds me of a definition I once heard. The definition of a consultant was someone who borrows your watch to tell you the time.:D
I bet you I can't ;-). A reversion to the mean performance is almost sure to kick in. Nevertheless I still think I can retain a 2 percentage point return on the 5 year bond rate over the business cycle. I think an 8% return over 20years is achievable for RBD shareholders. Ironically one of the best methods for boosting my returns could be to sell down my holding and in so doing reduce my average purchase price.
SNOOPY
Elevator near the top floor?
Anyone getting off?
Still buying in on Brokers recommendations?
Disc. I'm out. The easy profit has been made IMHO.
In historic share price terms yes.
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Anyone getting off?
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Still buying in on Brokers recommendations?
I agree, but where can you put your money to earn a better return from here on out? Believe me I have looked, and I'm staying in.Quote:
The easy profit has been made IMHO.
SNOOPY
Sometimes a better return on capital is trumped by a lesser return and retaining capital, but then I'm just getting conservative and sceptical in my old age.
BRICKS yesterday went on a mystery adventure tour and ended up at Levin KFC which can report has the the base floor poured that is all but on the same block is a small Pizza hut outlet so all is not lost the pub we where going to
The hungry ox next to KFC had close down for good and ended up in Levin RSA at back of KFC but the dinner closes @ 1.00pm
but they feed us for FREE.. O,O what a TOUR...
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but they feed us for FREE.. O,O what a TOUR...
BRICKS discovers the mythical free lunch?
In the old days you only get a KFC voucher.
WELL just when things where looking up for para Pizza hut along come HELL and built a new one opposite this can only mean a set back for PH in a very tight market but today up went the s/price it was noted yesterday
that they are still talking about selling Starbucks for 10 million so what would they do with the money first pay back
debt then throw the rest of the money at the SHAREHOLDERS......
WAS informed yesterday that the frame has gone up to the new LEVIN KFC as the TV add in AUSTRALIA goes " It wont be long now GUYS."
Hey snoopy
You still loaded up with these? I just opened my account.:t_up:
YET up again but RBD cant just make that $2.40 of Snoopy's call but it seems it will come..
Meanwhile back at Levin KFC the roof is up and starting to look like the modern KFC style this will be a good earner when going as it is on State Highway 1 the new Wellington Airport to Levin new 4 lane super highway right to our front DOOR....
Starbucks not on the market
Starbucks is not actively for sale, its New Zealand franchise holder Restaurant Brands says.
The coffee house chain was reported to be on the market recently for between $10 million and $20m, but the pricing had been a throwaway comment by the chief executive, said Restaurant Brands chief financial officer, Grant Ellis.
"The short answer is, it's not actively on the market, but all our businesses are for sale at the right price," he said.
Would-be buyers had since offered to take individual stores off the company's hands, but Mr Ellis said it was more likely to sell the New Zealand chain in its entirety.
One cann't help but think of the Tui billboard,"Yeah Right".
Still a lot of cynicism out there regarding RBD, but as the Chairman reminded us at the AGM:
"Restaurant Brands has been the best performer on the NZX50 gaining more than 120%. Those who bought the stock 12 months ago at about $1 a share (or even earlier at the 65 cent mark) have enjoyed a substantial gain to current levels of $2.30 a share."
On 28th February 2002 there were 8858 individual shareholders in RBD. Roll on eight years and the number is 5643. That represents a moderate investment disaster for the 3215 former shareholders who have left in the interim. The wise chartists might have timed thier re-entry, but on balance many of those former RBD investors are not looking that wise.
SNOOPY