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cove said:
Had a look at a UK property company’s statements tonight called LAND and they have to deal with quite a few tenants closing or going into administration or some other form of bankruptcy. I am not ready for that one just now.
Kogan has gone up despite their poor after sale /service reputation.
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VCX Vicinity and SCG Scentre the two main listed mall operators locally were hit hard early though have recovered a little. Suspect some long term pain in the retail sector however.

Agree Kogan service is poor, as are some of their home branded products which are the cheapest white label Chinese products you can get, but they have growth and are the only listed tech retailer of scale.

A comparable but different sector is TPW Temple & Webster, which is now at record highs and the best return in my small portfolio.
 
Sold about half of the WEB shares I got in the recent issue. Bought at 1.70, sold at 4.50 so very happy. That will make up for some of my super loss.

Have kept some because they have been a very good investment over the years though frankly I think they have run too fast at the moment.
 
Some folks are saying that zoom style meetings will be the way of the future. I think people like attending some conferences and AGMs so Webjet May get going as the lockdowns ease.
International travel will be quite slow until the pandemic cases are brought under control.
i did bid for KLL, APZ and Decmil this week just because they were cheap. A quick turn would be sweet but I can be patient. Decmil needed rescuing but I am unsure that 50 million will fix their problems. KLL was at 15 cents after running out of the 50 cent money they raised.
Waiting for the NAB times 4 allocations at $14.15.
This past fortnight I was investing for a family member and I went WBC @15.03 And CMW at 0.80. I hope these two go ok as the economy gets moving better.
 
Quattro said:
and NAB SPP allotment is due tomorrow as well.
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Yes, some further details here about what you might expect in your allotment:

"Precise information in respect of allocations of SPP Shares to individual applicants will not be available until the Issue and Allotment Date, being Tuesday, 2 June 2020.

The following information is an indicative guide only.

SPP applicants are expected to receive between approximately 25 and 30 SPP Shares for every 100 NAB Shares they held as at the SPP Record Date, being 7.00pm (Melbourne time) on Friday 24 April 2020, subject to:

  • a minimum allocation of A$2,490.40 of SPP Shares (176 SPP Shares); and
  • a maximum allocation of A$29,998.00 of SPP Shares (2,120 SPP Shares),
and in each case, subject to the value of SPP Shares that they applied for.

Information regarding the precise amount of any refund due to you is not currently available, as it will depend on the number of SPP Shares allocated to you.

This information is indicative only, and is subject to change. NAB cannot and does not provide any guarantee that the actual number of SPP Shares allocated to SPP applicants (or the amount of any refund paid) will be consistent with the indicative information provided above. NAB may update this information at any time without notice.

Applicants are responsible for confirming the exact number of SPP Shares allocated to them prior to making any related decisions in respect of trading in NAB Shares."



www.nab.com.au

Share purchase plan offer

Learn more about the purpose and results of our Share Purchase Plan offer and how the proceeds will be used to support our customers.
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Dr Ralph said:
Yes, some further details here about what you might expect in your allotment:

"Precise information in respect of allocations of SPP Shares to individual applicants will not be available until the Issue and Allotment Date, being Tuesday, 2 June 2020.

The following information is an indicative guide only.

SPP applicants are expected to receive between approximately 25 and 30 SPP Shares for every 100 NAB Shares they held as at the SPP Record Date, being 7.00pm (Melbourne time) on Friday 24 April 2020, subject to:

  • a minimum allocation of A$2,490.40 of SPP Shares (176 SPP Shares); and
  • a maximum allocation of A$29,998.00 of SPP Shares (2,120 SPP Shares),
and in each case, subject to the value of SPP Shares that they applied for.

Information regarding the precise amount of any refund due to you is not currently available, as it will depend on the number of SPP Shares allocated to you.

This information is indicative only, and is subject to change. NAB cannot and does not provide any guarantee that the actual number of SPP Shares allocated to SPP applicants (or the amount of any refund paid) will be consistent with the indicative information provided above. NAB may update this information at any time without notice.

Applicants are responsible for confirming the exact number of SPP Shares allocated to them prior to making any related decisions in respect of trading in NAB Shares."



www.nab.com.au

Share purchase plan offer

Learn more about the purpose and results of our Share Purchase Plan offer and how the proceeds will be used to support our customers.
www.nab.com.au www.nab.com.au
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Looks like I'm going to need a tip to redirect that money I put into that SPP...! Damn.
 
I was surprised that the SPP deal from BigTinCan was only $5000 and not $30,000 at 67 cents.
Was wishing I had some Bellevue Gold shares but I missed buying them. Plenty of time there as they will need to develop a mine.
Spoke tonight to my friend who has Austal and Bellevue and I could tell he was smiling on the phone call.
 
Dr Ralph said:
Yes, some further details here about what you might expect in your allotment:

"Precise information in respect of allocations of SPP Shares to individual applicants will not be available until the Issue and Allotment Date, being Tuesday, 2 June 2020.

The following information is an indicative guide only.

SPP applicants are expected to receive between approximately 25 and 30 SPP Shares for every 100 NAB Shares they held as at the SPP Record Date, being 7.00pm (Melbourne time) on Friday 24 April 2020, subject to:

  • a minimum allocation of A$2,490.40 of SPP Shares (176 SPP Shares); and
  • a maximum allocation of A$29,998.00 of SPP Shares (2,120 SPP Shares),
and in each case, subject to the value of SPP Shares that they applied for.

Information regarding the precise amount of any refund due to you is not currently available, as it will depend on the number of SPP Shares allocated to you.

This information is indicative only, and is subject to change. NAB cannot and does not provide any guarantee that the actual number of SPP Shares allocated to SPP applicants (or the amount of any refund paid) will be consistent with the indicative information provided above. NAB may update this information at any time without notice.

Applicants are responsible for confirming the exact number of SPP Shares allocated to them prior to making any related decisions in respect of trading in NAB Shares."



www.nab.com.au

Share purchase plan offer

Learn more about the purpose and results of our Share Purchase Plan offer and how the proceeds will be used to support our customers.
www.nab.com.au www.nab.com.au
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The SPP shares are now showing in my online account. Received 176. Yippee!
 
Still unclear as to how the NAB SPP allocations were made, but I've received around 1/3 of what I asked for.
 
I think you'll find there are a fair few who just got the minimum which then reduced the pool for the rest.
 
Mrs RK and I both went for the max. We both received 279 per 1000.
Wonder when we will get the remainder of our cash back.
 
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We did poorly on the WBC issue a few months ago and the NAB issue has been a winner. Lose some then make some.
All the other SPPs that we have taken up in the last 2 months are ahead and some by a lot.
I had one $30,000 payment get returned due to some Westpac banking glitch and I hadn’t noticed. As a result I missed one SPP.
 

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