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Snaps
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ABL is good company, but share price seems to be influenced by news release. It's case of sentinment around ABL.
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didn't a set of weak results come out yesterday or so?
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Russ
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The masters of reckless lending.They just used to dish out loans to people who couldn't repay them,sometimes 2,3 or 4 loans to the same person. The chickens eventually came home to roost.
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Preston
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At the expenses of the shareholders. Individuals who implemented that aggressive strategy, waited for the share price to appreciate to healthy price level and then sold out. The amigo who had 3 or 4 loans given to him, is probably at debt counselling.
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Preston
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At the expenses of the shareholders. Individuals who implemented that aggressive strategy, waited for the share price to appreciate to healthy price level and then sold out. The amigo who had 3 or 4 loans given to him, is probably at debt counselling.
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warhippo
Super Contributor
The question still remains what percentage of clients are going to be without jobs in future and/or maybe on strike without pay. I find it difficult to understand the structure of a business plan with so many unknowns.
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WES
Super Contributor
I agree that their business plan is fundamentally not right. You cant give loans to people to finance their living costs. On the other hand what I don't understand is why Coronation and the PIC is buying their shares ?
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Dr_Phopho
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They buy, because in theory it's an excellent business model which is meant to pay up big in the future like Capitec.
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saash
Super Contributor
On what is published, there is only 33.7% left in liquid trade, the rest is held by institutional investment.
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