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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / December 2006Telstra shares near record high
From http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html "TELSTRA'S 1.65 million shareholders have more than just the holidays to cheer, with the stock poised to reach its highest peak in a year by Christmas. The telco's long underperforming shares have packed on about 10 per cent in the past month, and look likely to keep gaining ground as sentiment turns in its favour. On Friday, they firmed 5c to $4.11, their highest close since February. The news for mums and dads who bought into the $15.5 billion T3 sell-down is even better. They have watched their investment soar by 34 per cent since its listing a month ago. " I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! ROFL Dude, you're f.cking hilarious. I love the professor label you’ve given yourself. Bitch with y'all, next year. > From > http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! ROFL Dude, you're f.cking hilarious. I love the professor label you’ve given yourself. Merry Christmas. Bitch with y'all, next year. > From > http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! >From >http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html (snip) Record high? Do you need a presciption for that sh.t you're on? For your education (which seems surprisingly lacking for a Tel$tra-tosser), they have a looong way to reach a record high, as I'm sure all the T2 investors will remind you. A record. Get f.cked. A record high will happen when Sol finally figures out that most (all) Telstra managers, incuding himself, are incompetent f.cks and takes a broom through the place. > From > http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! >A record. Get f.cked. A record high will happen when Sol finally figures >out that most (all) Telstra managers, incuding himself, are incompetent >f.cks and takes a broom through the place. Are you arguing with facts from the Daily Telegraph? Do you think they made these figures up? The genii at the ASX know a good deal when they see one, that's why the shares are at a record high. > Are you arguing with facts from the Daily Telegraph? > > Do you think they made these figures up? No i'm sure they didn't, but they did twist the story significantly in telstra's favour. (see below) $10 says the article author either has telstra shares himself, or his close relatives do. > The genii at the ASX know a good deal when they see one, that's why the > shares are at a record high. The "record high" is clearly stated as being within the last year. Not the record high since the T2 sell off at (what was it now?) $7.50/share? At $4.11 you've still lost money. Granted anyone who bought T3 shares is laughing all the way to the bank right now. Their improved standing amongst investors of late is really only because they have a few anti-competitive networks (NextG springs to mind) that big business will love the convienience of but consumers will never use to it's full potential (due to the extortionate data pricing). Great for business - more bandwidth/capacity for them. I think a few are starting to realise that the rediculous cost of backhaul to tasmania & NT in particular will never change anytime soon either, yet the data volumes will still be there hence > profit! It's more expensive (for your ISP/Carrier) to send a packet of data from Sydney to Hobart than it is for them to send it from Sydney to Tokyo. Telstra anti-competiive behaviour at it's worst! >> Are you arguing with facts from the Daily Telegraph? >> Do you think they made these figures up? > No i'm sure they didn't, but they did twist the > story significantly in telstra's favour. (see below) > $10 says the article author either has telstra > shares himself, or his close relatives do. More likely just the usual journo stupidity so typical of the Terror. >> The genii at the ASX know a good deal when they >> see one, that's why the shares are at a record high. > The "record high" is clearly stated as being within the last year. > Not the record high since the T2 sell off at (what was it now?) > $7.50/share? At $4.11 you've still lost money. > Granted anyone who bought T3 shares is > laughing all the way to the bank right now. > Their improved standing amongst investors of late is really only because > they have a few anti-competitive networks (NextG springs to mind) Nope, because of the very decent returns on the installment receipts. > that big business will love the convienience of Bet they'll ignore it completely. > but consumers will never use to it's full potential (due to the extortionate > data pricing). Great for business - more bandwidth/capacity for them. Bet they'll ignore it completely except in a very few specialised applications. > I think a few are starting to realise that the rediculous cost of > backhaul to tasmania & NT in particular will never change anytime > soon either, yet the data volumes will still be there hence > profit! That aint what the share price is about. > It's more expensive (for your ISP/Carrier) to send a packet of > data from Sydney to Hobart than it is for them to send it from > Sydney to Tokyo. Telstra anti-competiive behaviour at it's worst! And neither is that. > It's more expensive (for your ISP/Carrier) to send a packet of data > from Sydney to Hobart than it is for them to send it from Sydney to > Tokyo. Telstra anti-competiive behaviour at it's worst! I'm getting really sick of this uninformed trash. Good or Wikipedia for "Economies of scale". > I'm getting really sick of this uninformed trash. Good or Wikipedia for > "Economies of scale". Damn you spell check. Good = Google. >> Are you arguing with facts from the Daily Telegraph? >> [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > the record high since the T2 sell off at (what was it now?) > $7.50/share? At $4.11 you've still lost money. Over $9, chump > From > http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! NO YOU DIDNT, YOU SILLY LITTLE PATHOLOGICAL LIAR. >From >http://www.news.com.au/business/story/0,23636,20942299-462,00.html >"TELSTRA'S 1.65 million shareholders have more than just the holidays to >cheer, with the stock poised to reach its highest peak in a year by >Christmas. >The telco's long underperforming shares have packed on about 10 per cent in >the past month, and look likely to keep gaining ground as sentiment turns in >its favour. >On Friday, they firmed 5c to $4.11, their highest close since February. >The news for mums and dads who bought into the $15.5 billion T3 sell-down is >even better. They have watched their investment soar by 34 per cent since >its listing a month ago. " >I TOLD YOU THIS WOULD HAPPEN! Get stuffed buffoon.  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