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From: | "Mike Beal" <mike.beal@approved.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 30 Nov 2000 08:26:44 +1300 |
I reckon they'll start to fizzle out when (if) the profits start to fizzle
out. They've been pretty low risk stocks to hold, I've had NAB and ANZ for
about three years now - every six months without fail I receive a dividend
notice saying that the dividend has increased 10% over the prior 6 months - and
the dividend yield is always about 4%+. NAB has had its eighth consecutive
record annual profit. So, to all those whinging gits who whine on and on
about bank fees - buy some bank stocks and share in the profits! (or
alternatively be a profitable customer, ie at least a $100k on mortgage and term
deposit - you can negotiate fees a lot more if you are a profitable customer to
the bank).
Mike Beal.
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