Still trying to ramp down the sp so you can buy back in.
So transparent and so pathetic. 🤣
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You have not bothered to read the reports already issued as per usual.
Because you refuse to accept the findings of the reports do not mean that others will. So get real and accept who you are.
Thanks btw for your down-ramping. Allowed me to build up a nice little stake at excellent prices.
Promise you I will send you a case of French champagne when the sp hits $10.00.
Enjoy!
If anything the relative business case just got stronger. The government has just spent $10b on wage subsidies to keep the wheels of the economy turning and avoid mass redundancies as has happened in places like the US. My reading of it is the Government is still prepared to, and able spend, but now want to receive something back for this spend - hence all the discussion about shovel ready projects. They don't necessarily need a dollar return for each dollar invested, but clarity that the dollar could be spent in a timely way and it would deliver benefits - this is a lower hurdle than previously.
This project should also be well ahead of many other contenders for the funds because many people have been instructed to look at the logistics of implementing a shift in where the port is located. True, if you waited 3 years and prepared hundreds of the business cases on all the contenders it may not "stack up" as well as some other projects, but that is not the situation we are in. Decisions are needed now, on the information currently available and on that basis the port shift should be ahead of the pack.
Im expecting the biggest budget in NZ history on Thursday and really blowing out the debt limit. total loss of fiscal restraint... red lining the money printer etc. I think everyone will agree with this?
Labour govt, mass unemployment to be avoided, low debt currently, election coming up, govt seen as responsible for lockdown (rather than the virus).
With that backdrop why wouldnt they move for the port now?