Yes, you are correct to a point. Please remember we are opening...

Yes, you are correct to a point. Please remember we are opening up the economy from a position of strength and national cohesion regarding managment and control of this virus which should provide every possibility for a successful transition to some kind of normality...to think there will be a snap back to the way things were would be naive....i did mention i have invested with a minimum 3 year plan...as for your comment re banks and other financial stocks i will limit my comments to wbc...this was australias 4th largest buisness and 2nd largest bank which traded at around a 38 dollar high before this mess..currently its cheaper than nab and anz...wbc Increased credit provisioning, in my opinion better than nab and anz, strategic options around capital and balanced management remain the key positives here...along with St.George, Bank of Melbourne, BankSA, BT and RAMS they serve over 13 million customers...the growth potential here is enormous..should the SP reach just 19 dollars thats over 20% from these levels..im counting on a 25 dollar SP within 3 years. i was in my local shopping center here on the central coast yesterday..you would not have known there was any crisis..there were long queues outside stores and a real buzz around the place..yes many stores were still closed however our consumer dna was alive and well...we will transition out of this...i have a long term stradegy and have invested accordingly..so with respect to your comment and postion, its all relative....good luck and good health to all...