HGH - Heartland Group Holdings

[fish]

Trading in this share is pretty flat, with no momentum to break the $1 ceiling that has prevailed for a while now. We seem to be in a holding pattern, albeit with good volume, pending the next news announcement, likely the 30 June results.

Could go either way at that point judging by the current pattern? I think the upside potential must be greater from the current level but there is a lot of stress out there, including in Australia.

Looking at the near future interest rates will fall resulting in big profits for banks .
The market can be expected to appreciate this soon with a big increase in sp .

[Valuegrowth]

Looking at the near future interest rates will fall resulting in big profits for banks .
The market can be expected to appreciate this soon with a big increase in sp .

Yes if banks can expand loan portfolio and manage well. However they will have lower net interest margins.

[Panda-NZ-]

There might be some "unexpected delays" in passing on the interest rate reductions

Except for savings with the bank of course. That's forward looking

[LaserEyeKiwi]

Back to $1 today for the first time in a while after a bit of a clean out of depth on the sell side.

Broke out above its 50 day moving average for the first time this year.

[fish]

Broke out above its 50 day moving average for the first time this year.

Sellers are becoming sparse .
Strong potential for further rise in sp

[flyinglizard]

index is going to turn around, but high dividend yield shares are safe.

[Valuegrowth]

index is going to turn around, but high dividend yield shares are safe.

Thanks. I love high dividend yeilds. High dividend yeilds have become my 2nd major capital gain.

[flyinglizard]

Thanks. I love high dividend yeilds. High dividend yeilds have become my 2nd major capital gain.

I found that over 10% dividend yield shares are more attractive at moment, slow or negative growth everywhere. Play safe for blue chips. I guess banking industry is well protected in this funny business cycle.

[Valuegrowth]

I found that over 10% dividend yield shares are more attractive at moment, slow or negative growth everywhere. Play safe for blue chips. I guess banking industry is well protected in this funny business cycle.

Other good thing to have high dividend yield firms is when market tank there is some income for personal needs or reinvestment. Companies that I will avoid are those who pay dividends by borrowing rather than reducing debt. In short strong balance sheet, cash rich companies declare high dividends and sustainable too.

[LaserEyeKiwi]

$1.06!

We off to the races?