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Discussing volatile times over Shared Lunch

The Bottom Line had some thoughts to share with Sharesies’ Shared Lunch.

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PAUL MCBETH: Seeking out the inevitable

It’s very easy to get caught up in the immediacy of today.

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PAUL MCBETH: Imagine all the people

The NZX is looking pretty passive in these heady times.

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PAUL MCBETH: The end is nigh?

Tariffs are going to be bad for the world, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves.

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PAUL MCBETH: Trade you for it

Don’t forget about the classifieds when you think about media.

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PAUL MCBETH: Where to begin…?

The Cushings’ investments are a good reminder that you don’t just have to follow the herd.

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PAUL MCBETH: The chaos engine of Trump 2.0

It’s a cliché, but markets don’t like uncertainty.

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PAUL MCBETH: Beware the boardroom bogeyman

Shareholder activism at Bremworth and NZME is a timely reminder of who’s in charge.

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PAUL MCBETH: Simpson, eh?

The new commerce minister has some heavy work on his hands.

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PAUL MCBETH: It’s not just the economy, stupid

Earnings season has been underwhelming so far.

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Freightways weathering rugged recovery

The economic recovery will be monetised.

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PAUL MCBETH: Flying media kites

You might remember Troy Bowker from Stuart Nash’s email palaver, or his very public exit from his shareholding in the Hurricanes.

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Contact and Mercury’s power switch

The power of the passive investor hangs heavily on the NZX.

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