When the directors and senior management cash in roughly $30 million of their shares, you do have to wonder about the merit of holding your own shares.
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looks like you have cut and paste bits and bobs
may i remind you that your cut and paste is full of wish ful thinking and that this is the official line
New Zealand officials are largely in the dark as to any possible ramifications for New Zealand companies. "It is important to stress that the details of implementation and the ensuing full implications for New Zealand companies have not yet been released," a spokesman for New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) said.https://www.nzherald.co.nz/business/...ectid=12133682
attach a link to your story from afr
anyway friday action in aus was a bullish harami so the story is timely to match the chart pattern haha nice.
My article was from the AFR... :D
https://www.afr.com/business/retail/...0181005-h169cs
Just thought I would share it here.
Just "Believe in better" ...as the sign behind Jayne says
I would imagine A2 would have had enough time to do their own investigation into the regulatory changes and they seem pretty confident, especially Peter Nathan. Dealing with China of course always comes with a certain level of risk.
That's correct, my mistake.
Can't see any problem with "Cut and Paste" provided the publication and writer is acknowledged.
It would have been better to be able to post this on STMOD announcement thread but that is not open to allow discussion.