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20-09-2020, 07:46 PM
#6291
Originally Posted by tim23
All I can say is - Diddums
Thats the extent of most of your comments to be fair..
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20-09-2020, 08:11 PM
#6292
Originally Posted by tim23
All I can say is - Diddums
It’s extraordinary I think that you post on a share forum, so presumably are an investor (?) and yet have no idea it seems, that these policies are paid for by the businesses we invest in. They are not paid by the tax payer, ergo the government, and yet the government can decide that they will burden business with additional expenses without any consideration as to whether those additional costs are warranted or affordable. Are you an investor? Do you care about the viability of Your investments? Do you care about whose making the decisions about your companies expenses?
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20-09-2020, 08:49 PM
#6293
Originally Posted by Baa_Baa
It’s extraordinary I think that you post on a share forum, so presumably are an investor (?) and yet have no idea it seems, that these policies are paid for by the businesses we invest in. They are not paid by the tax payer, ergo the government, and yet the government can decide that they will burden business with additional expenses without any consideration as to whether those additional costs are warranted or affordable. Are you an investor? Do you care about the viability of Your investments? Do you care about whose making the decisions about your companies expenses?
Thanks for the lecture
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20-09-2020, 09:17 PM
#6294
Originally Posted by tim23
Thanks for the lecture
You’re welcome, how about you answer the questions?
Do you care as an investor, which you have not yet admitted to being, that the government is making decisions that affect the viability of all businesses, including those that you can invest in on the market?
It’s not clear at all that you have a grip on the implications of these decisions of the government that could put numerous businesses out of business, some of which are listed companies.
Some of which you may be invested in, not that we’d know this far.
So where exactly do you stand on this, are you towing a party line that affects all business viability, or perhaps not an investor and ambivalent?
It’s difficult to know where you come from with your adamant support for labour, even when its anti free market.
Time to fess up I think, tell us what your position is as an investor and reconcile that against having no power over decisions that affect the viability and returns of your investments
See if you can conjoin your politics with with investment ambitions. I think you are conflicted. But don’t want to admit it.
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21-09-2020, 02:04 AM
#6295
Maybe you are not noticing what is going on in the rest of the world. In your own bubble and it's quite sad.
we have among the most lightly regulated markets in the developed world and you can cash out at any time with our highly liquid market. Maybe you should consider that if it's all becoming a bit too much.
Last edited by Panda-NZ-; 21-09-2020 at 02:20 AM.
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21-09-2020, 08:28 AM
#6296
Originally Posted by Panda-NZ-
Maybe you are not noticing what is going on in the rest of the world. In your own bubble and it's quite sad.
we have among the most lightly regulated markets in the developed world and you can cash out at any time with our highly liquid market. Maybe you should consider that if it's all becoming a bit too much.
Now you're talking Panda-NZ. Said like a true leftie. Cut off the hand that feeds you. Plenty of investors and business people from both here and overseas are getting more and more nervous about Labour's bottomless pit of goodies and debt. What do you think happens when they take your advice?
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21-09-2020, 10:39 AM
#6297
This is a kinda pointless weird rant. Just put out there to let the conspiracy theorists pick it apart.
https://envirowatchrangitikei.wordpr...covid-treason/
"There is something wrong with a regime that requires a pyramid of corpses every few years." George Orwell.
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21-09-2020, 11:02 AM
#6298
Originally Posted by Panda-NZ-
Maybe you are not noticing what is going on in the rest of the world. In your own bubble and it's quite sad.
we have among the most lightly regulated markets in the developed world and you can cash out at any time with our highly liquid market. Maybe you should consider that if it's all becoming a bit too much.
And maybe you will realise that it is impossible to know who or what you are replying to.
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21-09-2020, 11:36 AM
#6299
Originally Posted by jonu
Now you're talking Panda-NZ. Said like a true leftie. Cut off the hand that feeds you. Plenty of investors and business people from both here and overseas are getting more and more nervous about Labour's bottomless pit of goodies and debt. What do you think happens when they take your advice?
Goodies are a stimulus and all of it ends up with a landlord or business. why would anyone worry about debt when every country is taking it on. It's a useful tool in many cases.
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21-09-2020, 01:07 PM
#6300
Originally Posted by Panda-NZ-
Goodies are a stimulus and all of it ends up with a landlord or business. why would anyone worry about debt when every country is taking it on. It's a useful tool in many cases.
So now you are saying that Labour is a party of the Landed Gentry! Their constituent base can get stuffed and be good little taxpayers and pay off the debt.
What does Labour actually stand for?
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