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From: | "Graeme Martin" <Martin.Graeme.S38@xtra.co.nz> |
Date: | Wed, 17 Jan 2001 12:37:17 +1300 |
Michael
Air New Zealand is one of those shares that does better when the New
Zealand dollar rises, although I'm sure they would carry foreign exchange cover,
probably about 6 months. We have entered a phase where our dollar has
increased from the dooms day pundit level of 39 cents US to the new level
of 45.5. This will lower their fuel bill, they weren't able to crank up
flight prices because of internal competition where surprisingly most of their
business is and presumably profit.
So AIRVA looks ok from an operational view with some cleaning up to be done
in their new Aussi acquisition. They appear to be doing the right
thing. If you bought for dividend return then do not sell in my opinion as
the market has already taken into effect the earnings downgrading. There
isn't likely to be a capital gain in the short term. Most advice I get
says their should be a positive view on this stock.
Check it out.
Graeme Martin
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