Ridiculous numbers building up with a 0.01 variance and...

Ridiculous numbers building up with a 0.01 variance and it's only day 2 of 14 for SPP acceptance period. Wonder what days 13 and 14 will look like. Still 10% is 10% with or without brokerage fees.

I thank again those researchers who are researching Figtree, DC Alliance, Darwin subsea cable into Asia, Australian Biome tourism, not to forget HyperOne with Bevan (white knight) Slattery, a personal favourite of mine and attempting to join the dots.

This always comes with speculation, hope and targeted guessing. Regardless of all of this posturing, truth is, 'stuff' is happening and a lot of this 'stuff' centres around an Australian cabling, communications, telco network, linked to Asia and then the rest of the world.

In light of overnight developments regarding strategic defence of Australia, one might think that there will be an immediate demand for secure, quality communications and storage networks, especially at Australia's front door to Asia, Darwin. More 'stuff.'

It goes without saying that the Pacific is a vast area requiring strategic defence including the aforementioned communications and storage networks.
DXN already has a presence in the Pacific region doing just this. Yep, more 'stuff.'

Remember the Contract work already on DXN's books with the Australian military defence in WA. More 'stuff.'

Bonus that our newly resurrected defence partner is at the other side of the Pacific.
Fly in the ointment could be NZ, left out of the new defence pact, given most of the cabling utilises NZ.

How possibly could anyone possibly imagine HyperOne being involved in any of this, let alone HyperOne inviting DXN as a strategic partner in its rollout?

We don't even have to worry about NSWGIG, the miners nor the agriculturalists to secure DXN's future. These will be a nice addition to the balance sheet should they eventuate.

The goalposts seem to have shifted.

So much other 'STUFF.'.....just saying