will a2 become a target for payback?
NZ joins Five Eyes allies in condemning China for 'concerted campaign to silence all critical voices' in Hong Kong
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...s-in-hong-kong
in todays paper
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will a2 become a target for payback?
NZ joins Five Eyes allies in condemning China for 'concerted campaign to silence all critical voices' in Hong Kong
https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/pol...s-in-hong-kong
in todays paper
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/austra...t-to-australia
I am sure we can rely on new Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta's "vast experience" to ensure N.Z. doesn't end up in the same mess...oh hang on a minute :eek2:
(At least love him or loathe him, Winston Peter's had some diplomacy skills and experience).
Good point. Is NZ clearly showing it is part of the gang “against China”.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-...japan/12894798
Don't think the Tā moko has anything to do with it.
I agree with U ...unlike Mr B ...provided u know what u doing ...diversification helps rookies as no need to work hard for getting to know your stocks .
Like DIY guy is considered more smart then pay tradei one ...at least in advertising of Bunnings etc ...lol
U will make big bucks if U go big in good stocks at right time and have the courage and conviction to hold them long enough ..eg FPH ...from $ 2.50 to $ 35 in 10 years ...and it was a quality stock in 2010 also ...so please dont compare it with some penny stocks which are just speculative in nature
One should be sleeping well while invested big in them ...so quality of stock matters
Still easier and more relaxed way of investing is in a well diversified portfolio . Over diversified portfolio will give pathetic returns always ...remember 60/40 portfolios of old times !!
One's investment approach should be tailored to their risk tolerance and be age appropriate.
What might be appropriate for a single twenty something may be totally inappropriate for a married person just a few years away from retirement.
Hi can anyone tell me how much percent a2 grew in 2019 11/11 sales? Thanks
I can very much understand the Couta mentality. Specialisation reaps rewards. You can count on one hand the handful of professional sportspeople who play more than one top level code code at the same time. I can think of Jeff Wilson of rugby/cricket fame. Some would say Sonny Bill with league and boxing (although I am not sure if he qualifies as a top level boxer). But that;'s about it. Likewise in non-sporting jobs. Go and get a qualification and become really good at what you do. Likewise partnering up for life. Most males wouldn't have a harem under one roof at home. It is like this all through life. Set a goal, choose your path and go for it.
This is what makes investing so very hard because we are wired to concentrate for success. Yet with investing, this is precisely the wrong thing to do. In the world of investing you can play multiple sports at a top level, have a plethora of degree qualified careers, and have a dozen wives (or more correctly do the investing analogue of all that). Not only can you do this, you should do this. The reason why 'going big and going hard' cannot work statistically is that each investment decision is, in statistical terms, what is termed an independent trial. That means you have to multiply the result of each investment decision you make together to create one giant multiplicative equation. Even if you have a 90% success rate on your investment train you cannot avoid the 10% failure rate if you play the investment game long enough. Put simply 'stuff happens'. However successful you have been in the past, and incredibly successful high number multiplied by zero equals zero. That one in ten chance in failure will destroy your investment capital and remove you permanently from the investment game. 'Go big and go hard' is a guarantee of failure, if you play long enough, even if you are right with your investing decisions 90% of the time. Sorry Couta, you need to listen to your mates!
SNOOPY
P.S. I hope that is food for thought for anyone with more than 75% of their portfolio in A2 Milk, except if you are in your twenties in which case you will ignore this post and learn your lesson the hard way.
hi gregnz,i means how much percentage increase in 2019 compare to 2018.
I don't think they mentioned numbers.
The results of the 11/11 China e-commerce sales event, also known as Singles’ Day were very positive. We had another strong performance during this important promotional event. In JD.com, our a2 PlatinumŽ Stage 3 was the top selling infant nutrition product in cross border e-commerce, and we were the second best-selling brand overall. In Tmall, we were the number three infant nutrition brand overall (English and China label combined) across the e-commerce platform and we were the number one CBEC flagship store.
That is all I could find