Exactly.
If you have a look in Ronnie Xue's warehouse, you may find it..
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I think it's time for Sky to get out of Dodge. The company has kept like fish on the NZX. So perhaps Sky should just delist and move the shares over to the ASX. I think that's the only way to get the share price up to where it should be. The company's share price death spiral has obviously burned a lot of Kiwi investors, so much so that most can't look at the investment opportunity objectively, which is understandable, even though it's turning around. If Sky were to move to the ASX entirely, the NZX would stop dragging Sky SP down, Sky would be out of scope to idiot investment houses like Forsythe Barr. Sky would find a new market amongst booming media stocks that could look at the stock dispassionately. Asset managers would stop trying to offload the stock because it would be going up. And management would get some much needed breathing room. Just a thought. A buy back, dividends or share consolidation (as per the ideas floated here before) would be a step in the right direction too.
More waffle from the "The second submitter".
https://comcom.govt.nz/__data/assets...ember-2020.pdf
Sky should dump the trucks on his front lawn...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUB-wjXUREE
This clown assumes that competition will always yield the greater results.
Not so, and in this case the CAPEX both Sky and NEP would have to spend to upgrade their trucks makes no sense relative to the broadcasting volumes they are likely to have over the coming years.
As one merged entity, with a 10 year guarantee of business from a large player like Sky, that CAPEX makes much more sense.
And the consumer is ultimately better off as they get they have the option to stream live matches in 4K etc.
Doesn’t seem that complicated to me.
But yes, let’s just dump the f*cking trucks at his house and be done with it.
That reads very much like a grumpy old man who sits at home all day looking at things to b**ch about.
I am not really sure if sky would pay the $$ to update the trucks/equipment. Would not be that great of return on the investment currently.
Let's hope the ComCom does block the deal, because I heard Mediaworks needs some trucks
Thanks "second submitter"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUB-wjXUREE
"Second submitter "
Does this mean the public can submit on comcom applications... thats weird I always thought it was a comcom decision that they exclusively review...