Forum Archive Index - October 2000

["Matthew Van Veen" <mattvanveen@hotmail.com>]

Take one of the biggest(?)losing shares this year to date, sell off its 
losing assets, pay all debtors, have some cash and a new Company shell name 
to do whatever with, buy the biggest(?)losing Sports Team in the Country 
(WARRIORS), combine them together and list them on the NZSE as a NZ first. 
Good entrepreneurship - test the NZ Market. NZ is a sports mad nation (not 
so good at it much lately) however if above was true how would market react. 
Success would need to be based on game results - weekend wins would push 
price up and vice versa. Warriors suffer from a lack of backing finance and 
good management - now that TAINUI are gone and if EW makes this happen then 
finance and management would not be a problem. Good players could be brought 
in to boost player depth. Even if a percentage of the Warriors were floated 
- there would be investors willing to invest or is an investment in a Sports 
team done at the TAB?
The above is not factual - just my opinion based on EW being mentioned as a 
canditate to buy the Warriors.


>From: "Greg McDonald" <gregmcd@world-net.co.nz>
>Reply-To: sharechat@sharechat.co.nz
>To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
>Subject: [sharechat] AQL-Whats next???
>Date: Sun, 1 Oct 2000 04:04:02 +1300
>
>I see now that AQL has sold all of its previous investments and paid off 
>all its current debts-news of this sent the share price up strongly (I am 
>still an unhappy holder of AQL).
>
>I wonder what Eric has in store for this co' now?? Will he back one of his 
>many currently non-listed co's into it???-perhaps-Cullen investments or 
>Excell corp'??? Does anyone know??
>
>I would appreciate the feedback from anybody in the know...
>
>PS-   I hope whatever happens that it is bloody exciting!!!!!!!!

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