Keep it up, an ill-informed shareholder might just serve up a bonus buy opportunity. Best that happens before people know for sure or figure out it's more probably a product failure and not an installation failure.
Keep it up, an ill-informed shareholder might just serve up a bonus buy opportunity. Best that happens before people know for sure or figure out it's more probably a product failure and not an installation failure.
Isn’t product failure really bad outcome for Fletchers?
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
Isn’t product failure really bad outcome for Fletchers?
Perhaps, if Fletchers 'specified' it in the design, which is less likely. Usually the architects/engineers specify the products and Fletcher's job is only to install it. If the products are a dud then it's on the specifier, not the installer. These details will come out soon enough, and are coming out, at this stage I see no panic for Fletcher's per se.
But uncertainty does create opportunity for speculators, on the share price. No doubt about that.
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