And plenty of multi-millionaires that do nothing but pick short term highs and lows and never accumulate anything
FYI - price wise, if the big backdooring of Asia Pacific Digital into DIG goes ahead, DIG will dwarf the lot.
DIG acquisition of Asia Pacific is at the same stage as the MNZ acquisition of DealsDirect is - only differences are:
that it was announced 2 months ago just prior to the digital mega-hype, so was glossed over; and
Asia Pacific revenues are multiples of DealsDirects' $60 million.
Co-Investor Capital Partners is behind the deal, they majority own both Asia Pacific and DIG.
Co-Investor also took control of Travel.com.au and Lastminute.com.au, which culminated in a takeover way between Webjet and Wotif.
Asia Pacific has over 1000 corporate clients in 100 countries, employs 750 people
Clients include Apple, Dell, HP, Vodafone, Virgin Mobile, Qantas, 7/11, Flight Centre, Betfair, Woolworths, DHL, Australia Post, Nivea, Johnson & Johnson, Citibank, ANZ, Etrade, Suncorp, St George, Origin, Alinta, Ford, Mercedes Benz and Hyundai
