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if you want to hear a clear thinker and a management professional and leader Rob Fyfe.
Covid-19 Delta outbreak: Govt business adviser Rob Fyfe frustrated over lack of progress - NZ Herald
Nice to know this clear headed leader is helping this company.
Yes we are very lucky shareholders to have Fyfe as chairman of the board. He's a very astute businessman and leader.
Just reading that article... It will be nice to have a National government in again.. people that understand business. I think it is needed right now.
Hanseatic trade is the answer and no amount of singing round the camp fire and canoe padding is going to cut in the high tech future of global trade.
RF know its.
Cant blame them either, with no compensation in Tax credits increase for dividends
fully imputed either. The upwards increase in costs isn't recognised with fiscal drag
& of course Govt win out of this Tax Hike all the way to the bank.
But then certain select sectors always do turn into the runaway wild west, every time
Labour get in to sit down for a while-- check the past history on this ;)
this time is no different from past instances ..
Some things run away, the poorer get a temporary reprieve, before the catch up catches up to
erode all extra in hand, prices run away, values run away upwards as the participants try to
preserve the real value of the sagging fiat currency equivalent in hand .. ;)
What comes round goes round, does it not ? ;)
MHJ are probably a benefactor of this curious process too ..
Farmers like the low dollar, its partly why they vote for the current government now.
Many exporters do better under lab.
I'm sure they will continue to, especially when things like the 39% Top Rate Tax Razor, UTE Tax & other Green Electric
nonsense gets hoisted on them overnight .. ;)
With the extra dollars Labor have artificially created for them there might even be a little left after being shafted
at 39% top Tax rates to sneak into MHJ too ? ;)
Maybe Pascoe's miss out on a higher value sale out of things, but then it doesn't matter so much if the Mrs loses something
out in the garden or in the back paddock ? ;)
Like a power station asset, yes we lost track of those sadly.
Nice handsome divvy just landed in bank a/c, thanks MHJ :t_up:
Big block went through at 88c which may have finally cleared that selling resistance. In my opinion there's a good probability we have seen the end of this monthly consolidation.
Disc: hold.
It's looking good. Winner might finally get his $1 he's been harping on about :p
Big buying could be Waltzingman, got tired of waiting for 80cents so pulled the trigger ;)
Hope we get to a buck soon
MHJ seems to be one of those stocks that fit the old saying ....'Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.'
So let's hope but then again hope is not a good strategy - especially so if the market is rationale when it comes to MHJ
"Big buying could be Waltzingman"
No not on this stock it not Blue Chip and doesnt fit the rules for bigger allocations.
Rules are good its when you find good reasons to sell and the stock hits its sweet spot and takes off that you have to stick to the rules no matter what.
You can all see the damage over on After The Melt down stock.
But if you were whatching high yield then a big trigger on ATM was never a good idea as China is not a stable balanced economy and now they are really going to find there model us under big pressure as they now face the same structural issues that ANZ does. Or is it just NZ.
I reckon if HLG report strong online sales for glassons Australia, it will probably be better to buy MHJ than more HLG..