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Shareguy

#90
Aug 31, 2023, 03:02 PM
A real shame.  I would suggest a number of people would be shocked walking up Queen st these days. The number of homeless and unsavoury characters is noticeable. Backpackers and other accomodation that were once for tourists are now home to emergency housing and returning 501's from Australia. Certainly not a place to be at night.

winner (n)

#91
Aug 31, 2023, 03:16 PM
Parts of the Golden Mile in Wellington pretty bad as well .....only the brave frequent Manners St even during the day

All for the reasons Shareguy mentioned ......and no doubt over time this will spread ....even to places like Newmarket

Waltzing

#92
Aug 31, 2023, 04:08 PM
What effect will the removal of depreciation have on earnings per share even though the silly revaluations continue to pollute retained earnings....

How can they be retained earnings?

 

Waltzing

#93
Aug 31, 2023, 05:02 PM
buying at month end in these stock,,, ARG and GMT some bigger orders at the close.

certainly not put off my new tax policies.

Cod

#94
Sep 10, 2023, 03:08 PM
New Zealand allowed depreciation on all buildings before the 2011-12 income year, after that it was rated at 0%.
Building depreciation was reintroduced for non-residential buildings only as part of COVID-19 response measures. This change was introduced from the 2020-21 income year, the depreciation rate for a non-residential building is 2% DV, or 1.5% SL. A new government have stated that depreciation will not be allowed returning to the pre covid status quo ante.

Question:
Did the dividend change dramatically between these or any other periods 2012 to 2022 interim results.

ARG 30 sept 2012 6.0 cents on 35.4 million income 6/35.4 = 0.169 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2013 6.0 cents on 40.3 million income 6/40.3 = 0.148 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2014 6.0 cents on 43.8 million income 6/43.8 = 0.136 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2015 6.0 cents on 48.6 million income 6/48.6 = 0.123 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2016 6.1 cents on 53.7 million income 6.1/53.7 = 0.113 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2017 6.2 cents on 48.5 million income 6.2/48.5 = 0.127 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2018 6.25 cents on 50.8 million income 6.25/50.8 = 0.123 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2019 6.275 cents on 51.0 million income 6.275/51.0 = 0.123 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2020 6.45 cents on 51.1 million income 6.45/51.1 = 0.126 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2021 6.55 cents on 53.1 million income 6.55/53.1 = 0.123 cents div per million
ARG 30 sept 2022 6.65 cents on 55.0 million income 6.65/55.0 = 0.121 cents div per million

Answer

No.

Waltzing

#95
Sep 11, 2023, 11:07 PM Last Edit: Sep 11, 2023, 11:49 PM by Waltzing
Well its off a bit now for sure...

No accountants in any party then ... no one who understands capital... no depreciation on what next ...

Arg has struggled for sure but some nice building at least?

Winston says growth for 2024 according to world funny money fund is ... well not much...

cant see these SP prices recovering any time soon... if sky city recovers roll out and into that and if you cant handle gambling there is always TRA...  but that isnt a very green stock but ...

look manufactuers of 155 and tank nuclear active shells is probably a good bet ...

winner (n)

#96
Oct 25, 2023, 07:20 PM
Good guy this David McWilliams  and his economic commentary is generally on the button. Recent puece from Ireland ......could easily change Dublin to Auckland or Wellington and see this happening in this country

Ireland's commercial property market is on the cusp of monumental collapse

https://davidmcwilliams.webflow.io/articles/irelands-commercial-property-market-is-on-the-cusp-of-monumental-collapse

Waltzing

#97
Oct 25, 2023, 07:37 PM Last Edit: Oct 25, 2023, 08:32 PM by Waltzing
Scaring the horses...

once people figure out they can park there private holding companies there and share a office with thousands of other investors it will be a race to get in before you cant get a name plaque on the office ground level floor map...

not sure how many thousansds of companies to  an office ... open plan ...

and your tax rate is half that of else where well...

dont worry its only ireland... the irish are used to everything going you know what...

best place to have your holding companies ...

they actually have their own language.... fancy that...

they will just get drunk and go and listen to some music...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s11BuatTuXk

now that boy can drink....

but when your longing for home you cant beat some irish company...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Sje2VYw99A

tá mé ag iarraidh a dhul abhaile

 

Buzz

#98
Oct 25, 2023, 08:35 PM
Quote from: Waltzing on Oct 25, 2023, 07:37 PMScaring the horses...

once people figure out they can park there private holding companies there and share a office with thousands of other investors it will be a race to get in before you cant get a name plaque on the office ground level floor map...

not sure how many thousansds of companies to  an office ... open plan ...

and your tax rate is half that of else where well...

dont worry its only ireland... the irish are used to everything going you know what...

best place to have your holding companies ...

they actually have their own language.... fancy that...

they will just get drunk and go and listen to some music...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s11BuatTuXk

now this boy can drink....


Honestly, you are the the weirdest poster ever that I've seen. I mostly don't understand what you're saying, ever, but even putting that down to language difficulties which you obviously have, you don't communicate very well on anything and just come across as someone very odd and not worth reading.

You might be my first on here to go on ignore. Tell us why we should read your posts?
Age is not a good measure of ability

Basil

#99
Oct 25, 2023, 08:53 PM
Live and let live I say.  He's alright and doesn't need to justify himself to someone who's made less than 100 posts on here, or frankly to anyone else.  Everyone has their own idiosyncrasies and peculiarities.  Nobody's making you read his posts.  Use the ignore function if you feel the need to.

LaserEyeKiwi

#100
Oct 25, 2023, 10:07 PM
Quote from: winner (n) on Oct 25, 2023, 07:20 PMGood guy this David McWilliams  and his economic commentary is generally on the button. Recent puece from Ireland ......could easily change Dublin to Auckland or Wellington and see this happening in this country

Ireland's commercial property market is on the cusp of monumental collapse

https://davidmcwilliams.webflow.io/articles/irelands-commercial-property-market-is-on-the-cusp-of-monumental-collapse

I don't quite see the same situation - the article says the vacancy rate in Dublin is an astronomical almost 15%, with much more newly built space due to come online shortly.

Meanwhile the New Zealand listed property companies have vacancy rate under 1 or 2%.

winner (n)

#101
Oct 26, 2023, 12:11 AM
Hey waltz me old mate, don't take to heart that rough post about your style of posts.

I enjoy them and get the gist of what you saying which is generally on point.

Keep at it mate

Cheers

Waltzing

#102
Oct 26, 2023, 08:41 AM Last Edit: Oct 26, 2023, 09:23 AM by Waltzing

winner (n)

#103
Oct 26, 2023, 09:18 AM Last Edit: Oct 26, 2023, 09:21 AM by winner (n)

Waltzing

#104
Oct 26, 2023, 09:27 AM Last Edit: Oct 26, 2023, 09:31 AM by Waltzing
Winner() you forgot to say OFF TOPIC !!!

Wiiner(), how long before property stocks on the NZX come even close to a stock O Neil would buy and hold...

 




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