Forum Archive Index - May 2001

["Teddy Wu" <teddywu@ihug.co.nz>]

Colin,

Sorry about these chinese character thing. I thought I have changed the font to Times New Roman, but for some reason if I press the 'reply' button the download request goes out with it. I think for future replies I'll just open up a new doc instead.

I wonder if others are getting the same request as colin from my replies, any expert advice on chinese windows is welcome!

 

regards and apologies

Teddu

 

 

 

 

 

Teddy, you are send out that Chinese Character download option again, can
you please diavble it.
It makes it difficult for me to see my emails
Thank you
Ceejay
PS.  I am a retired Retailer (Pharmacy) and worry about the great piles of
Merchandise I see in the WHS stores.
The key to profitability in Retailing is inventory control. Unless the stock
is turning over, the company will very quickly become submerged.
I do not hold WHS, but I have to admit a lot of respect for the impact they
have made on the NZ scene, and pleased I am no longer trying to operate in
their environment.
CJ..


----- Original Message -----
From: Teddy Wu <teddywu@ihug.co.nz>
To: <sharechat@sharechat.co.nz>
Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2001 9:39 PM
Subject: Re: [sharechat] WHS or AIA


> I like both companies, strong position in respective sectors.
> WHS price may experience more up and downs short term IMHO depending on
the
> Oz ventures and the figures to be released Fri, but long term, I can't see
> anyone stealing too much of a market share from WHS.
> AIA,  I think Gerry's posts are pretty comprehensive. I think though,
there
> could be slight set back to the shareprice if AIRNZ wins the landing
charges
> case, but if you are going for long term, I think AIA is looking pretty
good
> at the moment IMHO.
> If you got enough money to play with, why not invest in both??
>
> Hope this helps
> cheers
>
> Teddy
> -disc hold AIA and yes, too many AIRA shares
>
>
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