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18/01/16

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Originally posted by vendor ↑

"Such concerned posts from those that do not hold. Must be sitting in the same office watching their shorts. Agree Mr Pretty with the right intentions has done a poor job."

Right intentions? Businesses are made by its people, "kangaroo" ted (as he should be called - short for ROO - TED) smashed the heart of that business and should never ever be left in charge of another!!!
People are your greatest asset - he has no regard for anyone except himself!

"Long term these add ons aquired could prove to be a very nice little business from the ashes of the steel and clotheslines from former Hills. Profit is the goal for now."

Most of these businesses were in position way before ROO - TED took over the company. The revenues of these businesses have been decimated so unless they pull their fingers out, long term is not an option!

"Getting out of the Woolworths deal could be a good thing seeing no one liked it in the first place. The deal must be honored by Woolies so im not sure what your problem is with it? Masters will continue to some extent."

Noone liked it on the basis it was all eggs in one basket and they thumbed their noses at the biggest player in the game to entertain Masters, how can the deal be honoured if Woolworths decide to shut their doors on Masters??

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So you dont deny your a professional shorting hills or at least hoping the SP goes down! The rest I partialy agree on. Selling steel manufacturing was a bad move??? A great move no one can argue that fact. The deal with woolies is only a small part of the business not the heart. The heart is technology in healthcare and security.

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