I can only assume that with 10% clawback there will be less shares available, therefore the value of the remaining 90% will rise in value. I'm a newbie to share trading so would be interested to hear from an experienced trader/investor.
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I can only assume that with 10% clawback there will be less shares available, therefore the value of the remaining 90% will rise in value. I'm a newbie to share trading so would be interested to hear from an experienced trader/investor.
Could you in theory divert the capital return via the DRIP? Could be a way to claw back (a few less) shares at a potentially slight discount if it works.
No comments on the AIA result? I thought it was pretty good but it seems it was in line with expectations.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11205678
No comments on the AIA result? I thought it was pretty good but it seems it was in line with expectations.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/n...ectid=11205678
Apologies for the clumsy duplication!
I thought a very good result. A long term hold of this stock is really a no brainer. If they abide by regulatory conditions this would have to be one of the safest bets in the market. Macros all good over a long term hold (5 - 10 years+) very good.
Sounds great , about time they sorted out decent transport links to the airport. The flight up from chch is quicker than the time it takes to get into central Auckland from the airport.
Very optimistic on the visitor number front. If they are right then there will be big benefits for the tourism/hotel sector as a whole