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Where to now for long term investors of Telstra, page-3708

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    Any proposed changes to franking credits legislation that is being contemplated by Shorten and his cronies is not even on my radar.

    Why?

    1. Firstly - Shorten has to win an election.
    2. If that happens - Shorten will then realise that winning the next election wont be easy when tampering with franking credits.
    3. Once he knows that fact - Shorten and Co will then find some BS reason to stall any changes to franking credits.
    4. If he is keen - Shorten will have to get any changes through the upper house in his first budget - not likely!
    5. Once rejected in the upper house in his first budget - he will then find more populist things to do in his second budget.
    5. Shortens 3rd budget (the last before the subsequent election) will be a 'sweetener' budget. So no chance!

    Not sure why anyone would care one iota about what an opposition politician has to say about anything. Even the media fall for it - although most of them are dolts as well.

    Hmm ... me personally ... I wouldn't use the casual musings of any opposition politician as a factor in forming an investment decision.
    Last edited by Basileus: 28/06/18
 
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