Well within the margin of error
Moving the discussion that got as far as this post on the ATM thread too a more appropriate place.
Taking the 22-Feb-2016, the day before Qantas announced their HY results and the first of a series of buy backs and going forward until today, 10-Oct-2017 and the total dividend adjusted returns for Qantas amounts to a
63.1% gain
and for AIR the equivalent figure is a
63.9% gain
Spooky eh possums?
Best Wishes
Paper Tiger
PS: Your tax situation may affect these figures.
Emirates retrenches and AIR expands
Emirates retrenches......
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Beagle
News items from NZ Herald[/url]
Item below suggests sand state airlines are at a cross-roads;
https://blogs.crikey.com.au/planetal...irates-etihad/
My disappointment as a tax payer is John Key and his successor, the Double Dipper from Dipton, have likely lost the opportunity to sell our share of Cullen Airlines to Etihad for silly money.
Boop boop de do
Marilyn