March 20, 2015 was when the ASX 200 hit a record 5975.5 whereas...

March 20, 2015 was when the ASX 200 hit a record 5975.5 whereas in ur earlier post u said the All Ords was at a record which was clearly not the case over the last few months, it is in fact around 10% off the March 20, 2015 high.

You said Brexit and Trump affected market sentiment, and I quote: The Trump and English "Brexit" victories have also added and weighed on sentiment.

How have these events weighed on sentiment?


"NHF is not as correlated to the broader market for the broader market's correction 2day to have any relevance."

Based on what empirical evidence?


Not-for-profit status of BUPA has not changed for a decade but it has been a recent entrant in Australia. UR comments re the article, discrediting of the commentary and the dissent (from 2009 when the Conservatives were in coalition with Liberal Democrats soon after the end of the then Labor Government) are clearly not a decade old.

So what is the date of this article?

(And again, more importantly, where in the article does it mention BUPA leaving Australia, let along on a increased expectations"?)


In any event, if BUPA left, NHF and MPL would be positively impacted by the SP and not negatively. If BUPA left, NHF could maintain $5 and MPL $3 but alas the market does not think so save 4 the recent meteoric rise now flailing of NHF.

Who said NHF would be negatively impacted if BUPA left?

It would be an absolutely massive thing for the industry, probably the biggest development of the past 20 years.
(Which is why I am still waiting for you to provide a shred of evidence about expectations of BUPA leaving. The article you attached provides none. If it does, please replicate the relevant wording.)