A L4 lockdown might result in some better bargains, but at this stage, there's no evidence to suggest that we'll see the precipitous lows of the last L4 lockdown.
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A L4 lockdown might result in some better bargains, but at this stage, there's no evidence to suggest that we'll see the precipitous lows of the last L4 lockdown.
I dont want to fearmonger .. but it could also be quietly morphing in Rotorua area as well ; or have gone further afield.
Only time will tell -- and with the incubation lead time, or until carriers wake up to what they may have then it has had
ample time to spread further (probably exactly the same as why things have got badly out of hand in some states in OZ)
It looks like it's going to take a good chomp out of Robertson's remaining $14 Bills remaining in the Slush Fund
Let's hope the real collateral damage is not more extensive or higher.. which may turn out to be
Bound also to be some ricochet effect on other areas & businesses out of this as well
No level 4 for now at least, that's bit soothing..
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12356368
A full level 4 lockdown is "not in frame" right now despite additional cases of Covid-19, all linked to the existing Auckland cluster of 17, Health Minister Chris Hipkins said today. As Cabinet meets this afternoon to decide New Zealand's ongoing Covid response, a level 4 lockdown is not in the frame right now, Hipkins told Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking.
https://www.interest.co.nz/bonds/106...e-why-he-likes
Reserve Bank (RBNZ) Governor Adrian Orr admits lower interest rates benefit asset owners the most.
He made the acknowledgement when asked by interest.co.nz whether he was concerned the monetary policy tools the RBNZ is employing to meet its inflation and employment targets are benefiting those with debt, propping up asset prices and ultimately increasing inequality.
yep ORR the man raining gold on us stock market people. QE infinity next year ?
Colleagues bid (unsuccessfully) on a house via a virtual auction. Never been to the house. Haven't visited the suburb for many years. Now's the time to buy apparently (low interest rates, house prices racing upward) Another is going to wait for the next Labour policy on getting into home ownership. What could possibly go wrong?