poor performance this week, page-7

benson,

i am not sure what you try to tell me about my reply to nosnitap.

about telstra's boards, of course there will be changes, just like in any other companies. but the current telstra boards are very good and supported by the majority of telstra shareholders. at least that is how i read the latest sign from the agm.

more than 99% of telstra shareholders voted as the boards recommended on telstra-nbn deal. that can only mean the boards have the shareholders' full support. and that means you will have to wait for a long while to see a new set of telstra boards.

i just cannot understand why you keep investing in telstra if you (croesus1, nosnitap, and others) have no confidence with the boards and management.

i know you are sure that nfc will be profitable for telstra. but i think you base your believe on the mere facts that other telcos take this new technology up. and you assume that it will be profitable. a company like telstra cannot invest on a new product just based on "because other companies do it". the management decides to invest based on a proper business analysis that requires skills and resources which armchair and google based analysts like yourself and croesus1 don't have. so i think it is wise to leave the management alone to do their job concerning nfc or bank or iron ore mining investment or any other new investment. at least i think it is wise if you and croesus1 lower the intensity and 'know-all' tone in your posts concerning nfc and bank.

if you, croesus1, nosnitap, and some others want to invest in a growth company, and think that telstra has no growth, then why on earth do you keep investing in telstra and at the same time keep putting it down?