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From: | "G Stolwyk" <stolwyk@wave.co.nz> |
Date: | Thu, 8 Mar 2001 15:22:31 +1300 |
Once a few more large companies " go " then we
could finish up with say TEL having 60-70 % of the 40 index
leaving the rest to the middle range and small cap stocks.
The NZSE may want to have a look at the
index:
I think that the time is rapidly approaching when
we need a dual structure with TEL on its own and a 30
index.
Others may prefer to wait till some more
larger companies are sold off.
Some may prefer to maintain a 40 index but I think
that at the speed companies are being taken over, a 30 index will give ample
opportunity to other good quality companies to come in.
I for one would not be very keen to leave cash with
a fund manager who is pre-occupied with indexing.
One would say that too much money in one stock
could spell trouble: however, returns to managers have so far not been good,
considering that they would be " closer " to companies than the average
investor can be.
And we all know that they have
the advantage in a take-over!!
Gerry.
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