Auckland Property & NZX Stock Market Tips with MaximSherstobitov.NZ

Auckland weekly rent price hit near all-time high
 / Reviews Synlait, Pushpay, Z Energy and other top news of the last 7 days / The big mistake that I made in my investment portfolio
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

0:00 News Topics.

0:23 Auckland weekly rent price hit near all-time high


1:27 NZX 50 vs ASX 200 vs SP500

3:04 Sanford Stock Update (SAN - NZX)

4:03 Synlait Stock Update (SML - NZX)

5:23 PushPay Stock Update (PPH - NZX)

8:23 Fletcher Building Stock Update (FBU - NZX)

9:01 Z Energy Stock Update (ZEL - NZX)

10:33 My Public Portfolio Update $12,929

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To make better investment decisions, it helps to develop a series of easy rules that you can apply consistently. This will reduce the number of mistakes and speed your process.

Your will learn the 5 habits from a successful investor, Guy Spier.

Guy Spier is a Zurich-based investor and author of a book on investing entitled The Education of a Value Investor. 

He is well known for bidding US$650,100 with Mohnish Pabrai for a charity lunch with Warren Buffett on June 25, 2008.

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The Reserve Bank kept the official cash rate at 0.25%, and is continuing to print money. Why are they trying to increase inflation & lower borrowing costs to households and businesses?

✅ Timestamps ✅

0:00 News Topics.

0:27 The Reserve Bank to Give Cheap Funding Directly to the Banks Possibly as Soon as November 

1:20 NZX Stock Market Top 10 Winners and Losers

1:49  Australian government to scrap responsible lending laws (Westpac, ANZ and Heartland Bank)

2:56 Pushpay Stock Update (PPH - NZX)

4:16 Hallenstein Glassons Stock Update (HLG - NZX)

5:50 Kathmandu Stock Update (KMD - NZX)

7:41 Turners Automotive Stock Update (TRA - NZX)

9:25 My Public Portfolio Update $11,442

Westpac, which recently won a lengthy court case against the regulator over alleged breaches of the lending rules, led the market higher as it surged 6%.

ANZ jumped 5% and local lender Heartland Group - which has Australian reverse mortgage operations - actually lost 4% over the last week.

Before we move to the next stock, I wanted to thank you for leaving me comments and ideas. I don’t want to just talk at the camera. It’s awesome to read your feedback too!

Pushpay - Now we are going to review Pushpay share price which is up by 8% over the last week. The stock climbed as more brokers gave them the thumbs up with upgrades. Pushpay has made some good developments, and churches in the United States are looking to connect with members online and through mobile phones because of the Covid crisis. The number of churches moving to new technology has increased from 45% to 80%.

Research firm Jarden upgraded the stock to ‘outperform’ and hiked its 12-month target price from $7.90 to $9.30.

That's a substantial jump, but still behind Forsyth Barr's, who on September 10 increased their 12-month target from $12 to $13.

2021 will be a remarkable year for Pushpay, with the shift to digital donations accelerating significantly, and its platform becoming indispensable to clients. We now expect to see three years' worth of growth compressed into one, bringing a 55% increase in donation volume and corporate earnings growth of 128%.

What do you do with this company? Do you follow the target prices from brokers? Let me know in the comments below? 

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The deepest recession in NZ history. What’s behind it? /  NZ Share Market Rises and Falls Over the Last Week/ My 4 Company Losers and 2 Winners ($11,021 Stock Portfolio Update)

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0:00 News Topics.

0:26 The deepest recession in NZ history.

3:12 Heartland Group Stock Update (HGH - NZX)

5:24 Serko Stock Update (SKO - NZX)

5:57 Tourism Holdings Stock Update (THL - NZX)

7:08 Enprise Group Stock Update (ENS - NZX)

8:34 My Public Portfolio Update $11,021

If you look at this chart we must be all in trouble. And I’m talking about WW2 trouble because we have not seen such GDP drop since 1930.

However, something really bizarre is happening. GDP chart is down but the NZX 50 is going up. There is a big disconnect from the real economy and the stock or the property market. One of the main reasons is that the NZ government is handing out a lot of money and RBNZ reduced the Official Cash Rate close to zero.

 Since investment earnings are scarce in a recession with zero or negative interest rates, investors are flocking to anything promising capital gains. Equity, real estate or even rare whiskeys are attractive alternatives to watching your money melt away in real terms.

Last week, the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) released its latest property price statistics. In the past year, the median house price increased by 16%.

If you thought there was an economic crisis or a recession going on, it does not show up in insolvency proceedings too. For the six months of March to August, 481 bankruptcy adjudications were sent to the High Court. That was 23% below last year's figure, 40% fewer than in 2018 and 56% below the 2017 numbers.

In New Zealand, a 12% plunge in June quarter gross domestic product (GDP) was the worst result since records began in 1987, but a fall of that magnitude, reflecting the coronavirus lockdown, had been expected.

However, all the padding around this economic crisis makes it look like a boom. Globally, governments have moved trillions of dollars to prop up businesses, subsidise workers, support the unemployed and run shovel-ready projects. Meanwhile, central banks are printing trillions of dollars and lowering interest rates to keep governments financed and businesses afloat.

What do you think will happen when this support is over? 

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Top Share Rises and Falls Over the Last Week. My 5 Company Losers and 1 Winner (Stock Portfolio Update). You will learn what's been happening with Briscoes, Cannasouth and others! 

✅ TABLE OF CONTENTS ✅

0:00 News Topics.

0:22 Why NZX Stock Market Declined

1:35 Briscoes Stock Update (BGP - NZX)

2:33 Serko Stock Update (SKO - NZX)

4:59 Asset Plus Stock Update (APL - NZX)

5:58 Cannasouth Stock Update (CBD - NZX)

6:32 Sky Network Stock Update (SKT - NZX)

8:33 My Public Portfolio Update $10,685

Let’s talk about Briscoes group. Its share price is up by 4 % after the company posted a first half profit of $28 million.

Revenue was reported at $292 m (-3.5%) after a recessive first half (-35% in sales). It was bolstered by a strong rebound in the second quarter (+28%). Better than expected results happened even though its homeware and sporting goods stores were closed for 50 days during the six months ending July.

Online sales performed especially well; doubling compared to the same period last year. In other words, It grew 100 per cent in that period.

Investors may also have been pleased to see an interim dividend of 9cps, an increase from last year's first half pay-out.

Next is SERKO. The corporate travel management software was one of the biggest movers, which rose 5% after it was announced last Friday that it would be replacing New Zealand Refining's spot in Standard & Poor's NZX 50 index. The rebalance will be effective on September 21 and will have several implications for both stocks.

Investors may like the prospect of increased demand for the stock from passive funds, which may in theory have a positive effect on the stock price. As more money flows into funds and Kiwisaver accounts that invest in the index, new units in the funds must be created, which requires purchase of additional stock in the fund components – in this case, Serko.

I’d be careful because it is another stock that is financially struggling but will be propped up.

Serko has unstable earnings over the last 4 years. It made a loss of $9m in the June 2020 year and was unable to provide a forecast for 2021 given the impact of Covid-19.

Looking forward, with the acquisition of Metlifecare by Asia Pacific Village Group currently proceeding, brokers Forsyth Barr suggested that the most likely replacement on the index would be either Tower or Hallenstein Glasson.

You may take advantage of it!

Now  we move to the cannabis stock. This week Cannasouth shares rose 15% after the company gained popularity ahead of the upcoming referendum. (Show 1 month prices) To me it seems like someone is trying to manipulate the stock because it is up by 100 % then down 40% when there were no fundamental changes in the company.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

0:00 News Topics.

0:31 August Stock Performance Review

1:39 Why US Stock Market Plunges 

2:06 NZX Market Weekly Results

3:31 SkyCity Stock Update (SKC - NZX)

5:16 PushPay Stock Update (PPH - NZX)

6:05 Asset Plus Stock Update (APL - NZX)

6:35 a2 Milk Stock Update (ATM - NZX)

7:11 Abano Healthcare Stock Update (ABA - NZX)

7:57 Air NZ Stock Update (AIR - NZX)

8:22 Vista Group Stock Update (VGL - NZX)

9:16 5 Key Investment Lessons

10:35 My Public Portfolio Update $10,594

The previous month August 2020 recorded big volatility in the stock market. Some shares are up by 100%. Good time to be a trader if you have deep pockets and know how to do it. Otherwise, you lose money so stay away if you don’t have advanced skills.

Now let’s look at what's been happening as of the last week, the American market had the biggest one-day falls since June, caused by profit-taking after weeks of record-setting rises and further concern about the United States-China relations. Nasqaq down by 9% at one point.

Investors moved money out of the tech stocks which could get hit the hardest from potential tariff increases.

Because nearly one third of NZX investors are based overseas, the NZ stock market drop followed a sell-off in the US market, particularly in the tech stocks. 

However over the last week, share prices came through better than expected.

It was still an ugly reporting season compared with previous years, but compared to expectations it wasn't too bad.

As always, fund managers were seeking meaningful "outlook" statements as to how companies might do in the year ahead.

For the most part, they came up empty-handed. Not a lot of businesses have got certainty.  

NZX 50 is down by 2% over the last week.

Dividends, in these days of ultra-low interest rates, come into sharper focus.

We have seen a lot of companies either reduce, or suspend dividends - companies you would usually see as reliable dividend payers.

Do you think now is a good time to invest in any of the NZ tech stocks or should we stay away? Let me know in the comments below. PushPay and Fisher & Paykel were one of the biggest losers last week.

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Cyber Attacks on the NZ stock exchange, why NZX 50 hit an all-time high, my 3 company losers and 1 winner over the last week. You will learn all that and other top news digest.

The exchange has been hit 4 days in a row with DDoS attacks since Tuesday which have shut down trading.

The attack landed in the biggest week of earnings season, pulling attention away from the 10 companies in the top 50 reporting earnings.

NZX Ltd share price did not suffer much. It dropped only 1% after a week of cyber-attacks.

They’ll be doing a lot of soul searching and figuring out where they need to spend more money to make the system solid. We can’t have this going on.

Neither cyber attacks nor the Covid disruption could stop this. Against all odds, the New Zealand sharemarket hit a new all-time high. It passed the previous record of 12,070 set on February 21 this year.

When the index hit a low of 8500 points on March 23, just before the nationwide Covid lockdown, few if any would have foreseen it reaching new heights within 5 months as economic uncertainty became the new normal.

While businesses closed, job losses mounted, and the government kept pumping in new financial support, the sharemarket was unshaken, rising an unexpected 37%.

It was fuelled by the low interest rates and a rush of new investors – online trading platform Sharesies took on 95,000 extra customers during the lockdown – looking to place their money elsewhere than in the low deposit rates of the banks.

ANZ announced that they predict the RBNZ will cut the official cash rate to -0.25% in the first half of next year. One thing negative interest rates will drive upward the stock prices, with investors seeking growth, return and yield.

Cannasouth which announced its six months result, showing revenue of $58,000 and a loss of $1.5m compared with a loss of $820,000 for the previous corresponding period. The medicinal cannabis company has cash on hand of $11m, and its share plunged 37% from an all-time high.

Investors are speculating on the outcome of the cannabis referendum now that medicinal cannabis is already legal, and a lot of volume is coming into the share trading.

Vista Group. The share price surged by 19% after its first half result, reporting revenue of $45 million, down -34% from the same time last year, as well as EBITDA of -$6.5 million. Despite the loss, the market had anticipated a more negative result. Investors may have liked a comment from management that the company is seeing 'early indications' of reasonable demand once new content is available.

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The market was heartened by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's update in the battle against the virus outbreak. 

*** Medicinal cannabis stock Cannasouth jumped 50% over the last week.

This was despite getting a ‘’please explain’’ from the NZX for the rapid rise this week, to which the company stated it had not breached disclosure rules.

The stock has been rising in anticipation of the recreational cannabis referendum and a growing medicinal cannabis industry.

Do you think now is a good time to  invest in Cannasouth or should we stay away? Let me know in the comments below.

*** a2 Milk For the year ending June, the company reported a 34% increase in net profit to $385m on revenue of $1.7 billion, up 33%. 

a2 Milk doubled sales in China to $337m and expanded distribution to 19,000 stores. The China label now makes up a quarter of a2 Milk's global infant formula business.

The share price declined 3.3% because the numbers were in line with the middle of the company’s guidance range, but the expectation had been for the result to be at the top of the range.

When you are priced for perfection anything less is going to see your share price come back.

However, the stock recovered a bit after announcing it was looking to buy 75% of Mataura Valley Milk for approximately $270 million to add in-house manufacturing capability.

China Animal Husbandry Group will retain the remaining 25% shareholding.

*** Hallenstein Glasson. On the flipside, people expected the worst with Hallenstein Glasson and it wasn't. It coped well, paying a good dividend and we see a lift in their share price.

It jumped 31% after the clothing retailer said online channels helped to keep annual sales stable through the pandemic lockdowns. Online sales grew 80%.

Overall sales increased 0.1% despite the interruption from pandemic lockdowns, profit declined just 6% to 27m and the retailer declared an interim dividend of 15 cents per share.

It is an example of retail business rolling with the punches and finding new ways to reach their customers. In a yield-starved market that dividend starts to look pretty attractive.

*** Metro Performance Glass shares jumped 19% after the company said its Australian business was profitable in the four months through July.

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AFT reported a strong lift in revenue and earnings following sales growth and cost control in its diversified Australasian medicines business and growing sales of its Maxigesic drug.

This talk is presented by Hartley Atkinson - CEO - AFT Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

Revenue for the year to 31 March 2020 increased 24% to $105.6 million from $85.1 million in the prior financial year, with revenue growing strongly in Australia (up 22%), New Zealand (up 12%) and Asia (up 130%). The international business, which is focused primarily on the commercialisation of Maxigesic was up 55%.

Operating profit rose to $21.1 million, building on last year's $6.1 million operating profit by $15.0 million. The result included a non-cash $9.8 million non-recurring gain related to AFT taking full control of the Pascomer dermatological medicine2 intellectual property.

Excluding the one-off gain, the underlying operating profit of $11.4 million represented an 86% improvement on the prior year's result and reflects continued sales growth, the return to more normalised research and development spending and careful management of costs throughout the business.

Net profit after tax rose to $12.7 million from a loss of $2.4 million in the same period a year ago, demonstrating the operating leverage present in our business

AFT Pharmaceuticals Chairman David Flacks said: "The Board is delighted to report on an outstanding year. For the first time we broke through $100 million sales and delivered record earnings.

"Momentum has continued to build across our business in the last financial year. Our Australasian business continues to grow strongly extending a two-decade record of growth."

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The new restrictions cast a shadow over the NZ market as the NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced that alert level 3 in Auckland would be extended for 12 days. 

She said there is nothing to suggest a move to alert level 4 was required.

The market was down 2.5% in early trading - its biggest fall in two months - but went up as investors processed the impacts of the lockdown and the Reserve Bank announced further stimulus which will support financial markets.

The shutdown will have a limited effect, at this stage, as it is not nationwide, and many companies have rebuilt their balance sheets to be more resilient.

Let’s review about the troubled stock AMP climbed 12% after reporting a special dividend and a $200 million share buyback programme after the sale of its life insurance division.

Sometimes, such an approach may indicate a company sees few opportunities to actually invest cash back into the business. 

Let’s talk about Heartland Group Holdings, a regional bank that may be exposed to mortgage defaults, fell 7%. However, ANZ and Westpac climbed 7% and 9% respectively.

That’s because they had dividend party in Australia! Westpac and ANZ led the rise in financials, after Commonwealth Bank of Australia reported their full year earnings, with a solid dividend. Despite their full-year cash profit falling, a robust balance sheet and the bank paying the maximum dividend allowed in this environment, the result is generally a positive sign for the sector. 

Next is Retail property investor Kiwi Property Group which declined 6%. Sylvia Park is a massive part of the company’s assets, so lockdown will have a big impact that investors are trying to price in. 

However, were you surprised by the traffic jams during Level 1 and Level 2? Not all people are working from home. We still go to offices and shops. Therefore, investors realise this virus will go away and commercial property will enjoy some demand. Yes, it won’t be 99% occupancy but still high enough to offer good return on investment.

Let’s talk about aged-care providers. Arvida and Oceania who saw some losses as investors were concerned about exposure to elderly communities which are at higher risk to covid-19. Arvida and Oceania had the sector’s biggest loss, falling 7%. However, the swift tightening of companies’ protocols who can enter the retirement village and other health & safety rules cushioned the stock falls.

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The energy sector led the market lower after the mining company Rio Tinto shot down rumours it was planning to restart an aluminium production line closed earlier this year.

It was reported the line may be restarted as soon as September, prompting speculation the Tiwai Point aluminium smelter may remain open beyond its planned closure in August 2021.

Contact Energy is up nearly 4.5%

Just Life Group, which supplies water coolers, announced an increase in unaudited profit before tax of $3.9m for the year ending June 30, compared with $2.6m last year. Its share price increased by  10%. They used to sell mainly water but now it also does home ventilation and skylights. 

What are your thoughts about this company?

Turners & Growers Global Fresh produce exporter & importer Turners & Growers Global (T&G) posted strong growth figures in its first half of 2020. The stock price closed up 7.7% after a hefty amount of market reaction. Revenue was up by nearly 20% to $671 million, and net profit after tax was $9.5 million, more than double the previous first half's figure.

The positive result from T&G is interesting to compare to Scales, who operates in a very similar fashion and had far less positive results out this week.

T&G credits its success to a decision to ship apples early in the season to Europe and the UK, bypassing the logistical issues present during the Covid-19.

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Although global unemployment has risen to alarming levels, household incomes have remained largely intact owing to substantial government response measures.

Global central banks are supporting government spending by keeping interest rates extremely low, buying financial assets (quantitative easing) and thereby facilitating increased government borrowing.

Consumers initially saved, but very quickly the income support from governments prompted spending. Unsurprisingly, much of this spending was online – US online sales have surged 30% compared to a year ago. 

Changes in consumer spending patterns have benefitted a small handful of high-profile stocks, for example Amazon, Apple and Google. 

Growth starved investors have bought these company shares, pushing prices to all-time highs. 

Quarterly profits announced by the four tech giants (Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet and Amazon) in July exceeded even optimistic investors’ expectations, demonstrating their dominance in this environment. 

The NZ share market was negatively impacted in July by the announcement of the closure of the Tiwai aluminium smelter, sending utility company shares lower. 

The Australian share market underperformed last month, likely due to the resurgence of COVID-19 cases in Victoria, tensions with China and a strong Australian dollar making shares look expensive to offshore investors. 

Looking ahead, there are several catalysts on the horizon. Company earnings will be released in Australia and NZ in August, revealing how well local companies have fared recently, and view their outlook over the next period of economic disruption.

Upcoming elections will come into focus in NZ and a couple of months later in the US. Given the significant role government policy has played in supporting the global economy, these elections will complicate the medium-term transition from government life support to an economy that can get back on its own two feet. 

Markets have outperformed our expectations over the past few months, but uncertainty remains high. 

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In the midst of a recession, country-wide lockdowns and with the growing pandemic, there's no reason for the markets to be performing as well as they have been in recent months. 

Are we heading toward a bursting asset bubble? Business Editor Liam Dann talks to Pie Funds CEO Mike Taylor.

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Mainfreight shares hit a record $46.95 in early trading following a strong update and upbeat annual meeting. The shares rose 19% this month, valuing the business at $4.7 billion.

Jarden analysts said the result was "remarkable" and upgraded their forecast for net profit in the March 2021 year by 25%, due to increasing revenue in Australia and NZ.

Mainfreight reported growth in revenue of 5% and profit before tax growth of 18% for the first 4 months of this financial year which covered the lockdown.

The only downside to the update was the reduction in revenue growth in the Americas.

Pacific Edge rose a further 177%, extending an ongoing surge which has seen it gain more than 525% year to date.

Recently ANZ’s funds management arm bought $22 million of new shares in Pacific Edge, not long after the company was approved to provide services under the United States' national health insurance schemes.

The market is continuing to get its head around the market size in the US and what the potential income streams could be.

Marketing tech specialist Plexure announced it is looking at changing its primary listing to the ASX to have better access to capital. Shares rose 59%.

Communications and power infrastructure company ikeGPS said it will raise almost $20 million of new equity after winning one of the largest communications infrastructure companies in the United States as a customer.

It will also use the money for potential growth opportunities and take on new staff.

ikeGPS up 24%after its institutional placement closed oversubscribed.

Existing shareholders can subscribe for one share for every seven they own. New shares will be issued at a price of $0.68 a share, which represents a 11.7% discount to the last closing price of $0.77.

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Z Energy rose 7.66% because it increased the market share. The first quarter results for their 2021 financial year, although poor compared to last year, were above market expectations.

The report covered Z's performance between March 31 and June 30, encompassing most of the alert level 4 lockdown.

Total revenue was $594 million, down 53 per cent from last year's $1257m. This was primarily because lockdown reduced fuel sales by 39 per cent. 

As expected, jet fuel was hit the hardest: volumes were 53 per cent lower than last year. Volumes in the less-impacted diesel sector dropped by 19.5 per cent, and petrol volumes were down 40.8 per cent. Cost-saving procedures meant Z's statutory loss for the quarter was limited to $49m.

Pacific Edge gained 23.1% after ANZ New Zealand Investments bought $22 million of new shares at a 14% premium. The stock is up 475% year-to-date and may be next in line to join the index.

Cavalier Corp rose 28.57%. The wool and carpet company said stock levels had decreased "significantly" to about $35 million, on the back of "stronger than anticipated" trading through June, particularly in wool sales.

Cannasouth went up 12.12% after announcing a new joint venture with Vera Cultivation, a Colorado-based, market-leading cannabis producer.

Vera will help Cannasouth design their cultivation facility, develop licensed operating systems and procedures, and provide support for implementation of growing facilities over the next 30 months.

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As New Zealand emerges from lockdown, you may be left wondering what this crisis means for your financial situation.  Whether you are a property owner or an NZX stock market investor, it’s helpful to understand how COVID-19 will impact your future.

This webinar is presented by Quinovic Property Management and Shamubeel Eaqub who is a renowned New Zealand economist. 

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You will gain valuable insights on the post-pandemic market and learn about the proactive steps you can take to better protect your circumstances in these rapidly changing times.

With over a decade of experience, Shamubeel Eaqub is known for making economics easy. This discussion is bound to offer helpful advice and some key considerations for new or experienced investors.

Shamubeel has worked in various banks and consultancies in New Zealand and Australia. He currently balances a portfolio of activities: consulting through Sense Partners, a boutique economic consultancy; various governance and advisory roles for private firms and charities; and regular media contributor. 

He holds a BCOM(Hons) in Economics from Lincoln University and is also a Chartered Financial Analyst. He has authored several books – the most recent are Generation Rent and Growing Apart. Shamubeel lives in Auckland with wife, Selena, and sons Haydn and Hugo.

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It looks like market activity is heading back to some sort of normality too with agent appraisals, new listings and bank ordered valuations in June comparing favourably to previous years.

In fact, new for sale listings for the last three weeks are tracking right in line with the average over the last 5 years.

Such normality during a time that’s anything but normal is actually comfortably reassuring. We’re not seeing a flood of properties coming to market stressed, yet vendors aren’t afraid to list their property for fear of uncertainty.

The market has certainly not gone through unscathed though as the Real Estate Institute’s data for May has shown.

Sales volumes in May remained well below previous years, but that’s not surprising given we were at alert level two or three for the entire month, with physical distancing practices still in place throughout.

When adjusting volumes for non-agent sales as well, we’re reporting a drop of almost 44% nationwide compared to last year, with both Wellington and Christchurch experiencing slightly better bounce-backs compared to the other main centres.

With the drop in sales volumes we need to be cautious of greater volatility in value measures, including house price indices, however for the main centres we can get a reasonable read of where things are at.

And there is now no doubt property values have been impacted by COVID-19. According to the REINZ house price index, nationwide values dropped by -0.5% in May and are -1.6% down over the last three months.

That three month measure is a decent barometer of market performance for those areas with a large enough sample of sales in May – typically the main centres – comparing the relative prices paid in May to back in February, before any uncertainty really hit the market.

The audio version of the webinar is presented by Head of Research, Nick Goodall from CoreLogic NZ.

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You will learn how to set aside money while you are busy with life and have that money work for you. This strategy applies no matter your age or how small your salary. 

In this video you will discover tips on asset allocation, investing direct or funds, active or passive and our sell criteria etc

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These emerging trends offer you signals of what people will value and their priorities in a post-COVID19 world. Are you prepared for these new behaviours? How can you take advantage?

Coronavirus has had far-reaching effects on more than just our health and workplace. How we interact, work, shop, learn and holiday has changed, and it is expected some of these changes will remain after a vaccine for the virus has been developed.

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Infratil owns renewable energy, transport, data and connectivity, and social infrastructure businesses in growth sectors.  

Both revenue and earnings per share (EPS) estimates were cut sharply as analysts factored in the latest outlook for the business, concluding that they were too optimistic previously. 

As outlined in the Infratil FY2020 full year results announcement on 29 May 2020, given ongoing uncertainty over the duration and impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Infratil will not be providing FY2021 Group earnings or dividend guidance at this stage.  

This talk reviews Infratil with Tim Brown who is currently Chairman of partly owned Wellington Airport. You will learn how Infratil portfolio companies are navigating the challenges that come with COVID-19.

PERFORMANCE:

- Net surplus for the year from continuing operations of $508.8 million, compared to $64.4 million in the prior year

- 13.5% growth in underlying EBITDAF reflected changes in the portfolio and a growing contribution from data and communications infrastructure;

- Acquisition of 49.9% of Vodafone New Zealand completed on 31 July 2019 for $1.03 billion

- Divestments and tightening of the portfolio are now substantially complete

COVID-19’s IMPACT:

- Vodafone’s roaming revenue has been adversely impacted, and these effects will likely continue while COVID-19 related travel restrictions remain in place

- Infratil expects a slowdown in tax equity markets and corporate Power Purchase Agreements in FY2021 to impact the rate of new development at Longroad Energy

- Trustpower’s performance is likely to be impacted by a slowdown in demand for power and potential for lower average wholesale prices in FY2021 as well as the potential for lower cash collections from retail customers

- Wellington Airport’s performance is likely to be severely impacted by ongoing COVID-19 related travel restrictions and reduced passenger volumes

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If you want to retire early, you’re probably thinking about how much you’ll need, and how much you can safely take out each year. Watch these practical tips that you can apply today. 

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Active management tends to have higher fees and people have questioned whether it outperforms market indexes. Have you worked with a fund manager? Which side are you on - and why?

📚 𝗧𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 𝗢𝗙 𝗖𝗢𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗦:

01. Affirmative #1: Sam Stubbs (Simplicity) – 00:00

02. Negative #1: Rebecca Thomas (Mint) – 03:52

03. Affirmative #2: Hugh Stevens (Smartshares) – 07:22

04. Negative #2: John Berry (Pathfinder) – 11:11

05. Affirmative #3: Fiona Mackenzie (Jarden) – 15:06

06. Negative #3: Paul Gregory (PIE Funds) – 18:52

07. Affirmative conclusion: Sam Stubbs – 22:33

08. Negative conclusion: Rebecca Thomas – 24:57

09. Audience Q&A – 28:16

10. Audience judging – 35:23

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Is now the right time to invest? The chart in the video will guide how to do it properly

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What's happening in the NZX stock market and different investment strategies to adopt. 

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