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Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

We just don't get in Australia just how big a deal this is!!!

It is on a scale we don't deal with hence this 'over reaction'.

Good on him. He will do more for Australia than our whole tourism campaign in the states

only tangential to this. Saw a sports program in the U.S. Last night that showed that the top 3 NFL ( grid iron) players have current contracts worth total of about US$750 million. Yes, abt US$250 million per player.

Yowsers.
 
If people can talk Rugby then unashamedly and with no apologies I will post this:
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That was one of the most inspiring games of men playing Australia's game. Taylor Walker and Eddie Betts are stars!

Go Crows. RIP Phil Walsh.
 
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Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

only tangential to this. Saw a sports program in the U.S. Last night that showed that the top 3 NFL ( grid iron) players have current contracts worth total of about US$750 million. Yes, abt US$250 million per player.

Yowsers.

Compare that to the NHL where the salary cap for the entire team (22 player squad) is something like $70m & they play an 82 game regular season plus potentially a 28 game post season, training etc.
 
Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

only tangential to this. Saw a sports program in the U.S. Last night that showed that the top 3 NFL ( grid iron) players have current contracts worth total of about US$750 million. Yes, abt US$250 million per player.

Yowsers.

Not sure that's correct.

The highest paid player made $17.5 mil last season, and $126.7 million over 7 years
 
Had jetlagger over last night for some drinks... chicka and him stayed up past midnight, but because I'm an old man I turned in early... they're still sleeping it off! Only got through 4.5 bottles of wine too!

They called someone at 01:30am... :o:evil::evil::evil::evil::evil::evil:
 
Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

Not really. more like 7 or 8 weeks. Rugby World Cup
Nup - end of January ... NFL.com - Official Site of the National Football League

We just don't get in Australia just how big a deal this is!!!

It is on a scale we don't deal with hence this 'over reaction'. ...
Not to mention college "American Football" is even bigger ... although that finishes in the new year.
 
Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

Nup - end of January ... NFL.com - Official Site of the National Football League

Not to mention college "American Football" is even bigger ... although that finishes in the new year.
Yep, it's just the start of our football season. Our game already played at 3am this morning, but we will watch tonight. Hot dogs (and a side of salad) for dinner tonight in front of the TV.
(we can discuss football at Cairns Serfty :) )
 
Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

Currently on the TV at 6:15pm (Sunday):

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Re: Who says share markets ALWAYS make money over long time periods?

I think it keeps you 'regular'.

I don't believe so...from manufacturer's website:

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Here's the website:

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