Utilico Insights - Jacqueline Broers assesses why Vietnam could be the darling of Asia for investors. Watch the full video here.
I’m a carpenter by trade and I’ve work on huge sites over the years. My perspective is, when something went wrong on site,, for instance one job in Victoria (LONDON) materials never turned up from Germany until 3 days later. That,
down the time scale put us behind schedule for 3-4 weeks. But and this is the BUT, we had people that had great leadership skills, experience and communication even if tempers were raised. We got the job done and were two weeks behind when we finished that part of the job.
If there is no leadership going on at the mine, it’s coming as a heavy cost to everyone invested not just shareholders. It’s beyond frustrating.
Ladies and gents, I think if you look at the market as a whole at the moment. Nothing is really moving. Banks, beer or car manufacturers (for instance) the markets aren’t doing much across the board. We just have to sit back and wait until the mine is open and in production. It’s all part of the Game. If you can’t accept that you should’t really be here.
I think this is all propaganda of one sort or another. The weak investors will drop like flies and making bargain prices for the big investors to buy more cheap ladies and gents. Hold fast, your money is better in your pockets than in theirs. Just my opinion
Muttering on here speculate about the amount of Chinese money that is invested here. Do you think the massive drop was Chinese investors selling up because of the Covid struggle there the last few weeks.
Better for everyone else to jump on board now wile it’s cheep. They don’t play fair.