Tellytrack what if....

rob faux Wrote:
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> If Stuart is the director in charge of Tellytrack
> and the tote ,then the performance of both would
> suggest a failure of fiduciary duty wouldn't it?

Just think.... that this guy had all the budget and the go ahead to employ staff to carry out all the necessary job specifications under his control.....but chose a pay hike and opted to do it all himself.....:S

Shareholders better start selling their shares.......

PeeKay Wrote:

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> Shareholders better start selling their
> shares.......

One would really want to......however they may have a solution of epic proportions........only to see them buying up depreciating shares..... then .....Tah Rah big announcement and shares worth a whole lot more.....as in all scenarios...... FOLLOW THE MONEY!!!!!

Muhtiman Wrote:

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> > Shareholders better start selling their
> > shares.......
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> One would really want to......however they may
> have a solution of epic proportions........only to
> see them buying up depreciating shares..... then
> .....Tah Rah big announcement and shares worth a
> whole lot more.....as in all scenarios......
> FOLLOW THE MONEY!!!!!

If you look at the main players ie Jooste,Van Niekerk and Kantor,it is reasonable to assume that all three are very good businessmen and therefore understand the value of good management ...................is there an agenda in allowing "P" to have so many shortcomings in that area?

rob faux Wrote:

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> If you look at the main players ie Jooste,Van
> Niekerk and Kantor,it is reasonable to assume that
> all three are very good businessmen and therefore
> understand the value of good management
> ...................is there an agenda in allowing
> "P" to have so many shortcomings in that area?

....it's only a hobby that has massive taxation right off perks.....if I were them, I too would not care 2 figs who was operating the bingo show....

Muhtiman Wrote:

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> > If you look at the main players ie Jooste,Van
> > Niekerk and Kantor,it is reasonable to assume
> that
> > all three are very good businessmen and
> therefore
> > understand the value of good management
> > ...................is there an agenda in
> allowing
> > "P" to have so many shortcomings in that area?
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> ....it's only a hobby that has massive taxation
> right off perks.....if I were them, I too would
> not care 2 figs who was operating the bingo
> show....

I don't agree Muhti.............successful people are seldom indifferent to poor performance of any sort ................it is not in their nature!
It is contrary to the way they achieved and to be linked to poor management is an affront!

Muhtiman Wrote:

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> > If you look at the main players ie Jooste,Van
> > Niekerk and Kantor,it is reasonable to assume
> that
> > all three are very good businessmen and
> therefore
> > understand the value of good management
> > ...................is there an agenda in
> allowing
> > "P" to have so many shortcomings in that area?
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> ....it's only a hobby that has massive taxation
> right off perks.....if I were them, I too would
> not care 2 figs who was operating the bingo
> show....

Not quite true...losses from certain secondary trades are not allowed to be set-off against taxable income from other primary trades...ring-fenced and 3 in 5 year rule applied...ie. secondary trade must be profitable in 3 of last 5 years to allow set-off...

rob faux Wrote:

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> > > If you look at the main players ie Jooste,Van
> > > Niekerk and Kantor,it is reasonable to assume
> > that
> > > all three are very good businessmen and
> > therefore
> > > understand the value of good management
> > > ...................is there an agenda in
> > allowing
> > > "P" to have so many shortcomings in that
> area?
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> > ....it's only a hobby that has massive taxation
> > right off perks.....if I were them, I too would
> > not care 2 figs who was operating the bingo
> > show....
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> I don't agree Muhti.............successful people
> are seldom indifferent to poor performance of any
> sort ................it is not in their nature!
> It is contrary to the way they achieved and to be
> linked to poor management is an affront!

Do you think for a moment that these captains of industry are worried about not getting a picture in a few days time....if there is an alternative the already have it....they have been kept in the picture and are all sorted no need for them to have any concern...long as they have places to run their horses all is fine......

rob faux Wrote:

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..........successful people
> are seldom indifferent to poor performance of any
> sort ................it is not in their nature!
> It is contrary to the way they achieved and to be
> linked to poor management is an affront!

Absolutely. All of Jooste, van Niekerk and Kantor are not only captains of industry but are non-executive directors of Phumelela Gaming and have much vested interests in thoroughbred stud farms. Jooste is the #39 most weathiest in Africa Forbes Magazine - that is if African lists count for anything.

Mac Wrote:

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> ..........successful people
> > are seldom indifferent to poor performance of
> any
> > sort ................it is not in their nature!
> > It is contrary to the way they achieved and to
> be
> > linked to poor management is an affront!
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> Absolutely. All of Jooste, van Niekerk and Kantor
> are not only captains of industry but are
> non-executive directors of Phumelela Gaming and
> have much vested interests in thoroughbred stud
> farms. Jooste is the #39 most weathiest in Africa
> Forbes Magazine - that is if African lists count
> for anything.

If he didn't own racehorses he might well be #1. Lol.

Was sent this from court

Case on the go. Bookies advocate laying out the case and imho going a great job.

Update

Our man has put the case to the judge. Done a good job. Now the respondents turn. Phum advocate not as good as ours at the moment, under pressure from the judge!! My opinion only