jbmurc,
your using backwards looking EPS/PER & Div yield numbers... which are of no consequence...
JBH will preform well as long as consumers keep pulling out their credit cards....
one day, it will be the 'short of the decade'.... when JHB customers finaly have to pay the piper (on their 3-5yr interest free loans) which will co-indice with a sharp fall in consumer sentiment/spending, and get a triple whammy from higher interest rates...
JBH is not heading to the doldrums yet, Aussies have it too good, and while that lasts so will their propensity to borrow and spend.
At current levels they arn't exactly cheap. Approx FY08: PER- 27x, PEG- 0.95, div yield- 1.1%
worth selling , page-2
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