I just came home a little while ago from a 4km run, no stress here pal! You should try exercising, it really does unclutter the mind and helps you concentate more, so that you may better understand what you are reading.
The endorphins running through my body from the exercise..wow I feel GREAT!!! I have maybe had 3 cups of tea in my life and have never had a Bex, do they still sell that stuff??
Duped was right. It’s been confirmed that WC were excluding the 3 'at call' investments in the PIF on the listing application. This represented the units held by the Wholesale PIF. Any ideas why you would plan to exclude these units from the NSX listing? Note this didn’t end up happening and ALL units were listed in the end.Dora. The NSX listing application was for 4 classes of units. I'm guessing these are for the 6, 9, 12 and 24 month terms. SPLITPIN's post #2968 noted that there were 3 'at call' holdings. Perhaps this is a 5th class of units; which adds up to the difference of 84,383,192.
But I ask myself why? Why would the holders of the 84,383,192 units not want or perhaps not 'need' the liquidity? Was there a plan to give them alternative liquidity? (That smells like preferential treatment to me) …
Back to $1 units in 3 to 5 years will probably see me out of the picture (yes I'm that old) so hopefully my daughter and grandchildren will benefit from my life's toil... Meanwhile, the occasional distribution would help me with buying the hamburgers...
My daughter has a weird sense of humour probably inherited from me. For my birthday tomorrow, she has bought me an Australian classic novel: "Bitter Bread" by Ronald McKie; a story set in Melbourne during the Great Depression! Here's a Depression song my father (a wharfie) used to sing:
Dole bread is bitter bread,
Bitter bread and sour,
Grief in the taste of it,
Weevils in the flour,
Weevils in the flour.
Now that I've cheered you all up, I'll say goodnight...
Rance
look guys - i haven't posted in a long time and i'm afraid you have all been conned - if you remember i have worked in the financial services area for over 25 years in senior executive positions - this market correction has fundamentally changed the way risk will be assessed and the cost of money will become more expensive - there is less of it availiable to lend so it becomes a more highly sought after commodity - banks will lend money to people who are buying their home to live in who can afford it and can afford to put up 20% deposit. Property Development companies are going to go the way of the dinosaurs and JH is kidding herself if she thinks she is going to get anywhere near your dollar per unit back - an ordely wind up of the fund was the best option - you could be realising assets now whilst your able to - the property market historically corrects 12 - 18 months after the share market corrects - remember the share market is a leading indicator of whats coming - once people start losing their jobs - thats when the property market corrects - JH did a great snow job on you all and who is the only one laughing all the way to the bank - she is covering her costs out of your money - she may not be getting a fee just yet - but shes having her salary paid and that of her staff by the money you have left in there. Good luck to her she played the pschological game well greed and fear won over common sense - if shes given 5 years - you will be lucky to get 5c back.
Just done a bit of research that some of the true believers wont like Cant find any fund that is in the mess that our fund is in in the last 80 years ( 55% down ) has ever recovered to the value it once enjoyed.
"You know folks, getting something will always beat getting nothing"/////
Selciper I can only tell you what I was told myself from WC. There were 3 planned settlements with all the paperwork in place before the 28th of OCT which all fell through just prior due to the worsening credit market conditions. The projects involved tried every possible avenue for re financing but failed to secure it. WC are continuing to work with the related parties. I have since spoken to 4other people who had done preliminary work with banks etc. for business and home loans and felt confident that once their final paperwork was submitted, they would qualify. They were ALL knocked back for various reasons. One was a mine worker earning good money but he was told he would need a bigger deposit and a renewed employment contract due to uncertainty in the mining industry. These are scary times. SeamistyCould someone please explain what exactly the background to the delayed $29 million is about - a sort of Guide for Dummies approach would greatly assist any who can't quite follow the reasons for this latest mess. I'm assuming that a group owes PIF money, hasn't any and can't find a source to borrow to pay us back.
look guys - - if shes given 5 years - you will be lucky to get 5c back.
Or women in red coats preching on the stage sying I WILL SAVE YOU //////////Other threads discuss "capitulation" basically where everyone just throws in the towel and gives up taking a loss. I am very wary of your comments Deano because I honestly believe that nothing would be easier for our RE if everyone just threw in the towel and took 15 c on NSX. Wow what a windfall to have all those pesky unitholders eliminated for peanuts and without ever having to give a "capital distribution". I would love to know the origins and game plan of the bidders offering to buy on NSX.
Note to self, remember parents rule # 10.
Don't trust real estate agents and lawyers. I have added financial advisors to my list.
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