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Usually I'd agree somewhat with that comment but as Clough has an interest and the board is moving to become more independant in line with sound corporate governance, I don't think this one is too much of an issue.

I'm looking to pick some of these up, even as much as this one's grown, as the whole construction industry is beginning to ramp up, especially WA & QLD, with major mining and resource projects like RIO, BHP, CHEVRON etc seeming to be on the move.

With the added dollars coming back into the economy this one along with the majors like Monos, UGL, LEI, DOW(If they get over their trains) etc they're sure to start benefitting from the increased project work.

Also with a lot of share prices on the majors probably being under valued still, there's hopefully going to be a lot of legs on the engineering and construction companies. As long as Japan's situation doesn't curb iron ore buying too much that is and have a flow on effect to the iron ore & LNG companies.

Just my though and not based on anything other than pure optimism that the construction game appears to be moving again.

<blockquote data-quote="Richard Hill" data-source="post: 621861" data-attributes="member: 32042">Usually I&#039;d agree somewhat with that comment but as Clough has an interest and the board is moving to become more independant in line with sound corporate governance, I don&#039;t think this one is too much of an issue.I&#039;m looking to pick some of these up, even as much as this one&#039;s grown, as the whole construction industry is beginning to ramp up, especially WA &amp; QLD, with major mining and resource projects like RIO, BHP, CHEVRON etc seeming to be on the move. With the added dollars coming back into the economy this one along with the majors like Monos, UGL, LEI, DOW(If they get over their trains) etc they&#039;re sure to start benefitting from the increased project work.Also with a lot of share prices on the majors probably being under valued still, there&#039;s hopefully going to be a lot of legs on the engineering and construction companies. As long as Japan&#039;s situation doesn&#039;t curb iron ore buying too much that is and have a flow on effect to the iron ore &amp; LNG companies.Just my <img src="https://www.aussiestockforums.com/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/twocents.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":2twocents" title="Two Cents&nbsp; &nbsp; :2twocents" data-shortname=":2twocents" /> though and not based on anything other than pure optimism that the construction game appears to be moving again. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Hill, post: 621861, member: 32042"] Usually I'd agree somewhat with that comment but as Clough has an interest and the board is moving to become more independant in line with sound corporate governance, I don't think this one is too much of an issue. I'm looking to pick some of these up, even as much as this one's grown, as the whole construction industry is beginning to ramp up, especially WA & QLD, with major mining and resource projects like RIO, BHP, CHEVRON etc seeming to be on the move. With the added dollars coming back into the economy this one along with the majors like Monos, UGL, LEI, DOW(If they get over their trains) etc they're sure to start benefitting from the increased project work. Also with a lot of share prices on the majors probably being under valued still, there's hopefully going to be a lot of legs on the engineering and construction companies. As long as Japan's situation doesn't curb iron ore buying too much that is and have a flow on effect to the iron ore & LNG companies. Just my :2twocents though and not based on anything other than pure optimism that the construction game appears to be moving again. :) [/QUOTE]

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