question to the learned pundits:
Think we all have noticed the current trend of POG to dive as soon as "risk" rears it's head (Greece, US etc) - and the A$ to go up at the same time; resulting in markedly weaker POG in A$ terms.
This movement appears to be persistent and contrary to past POG behaviour ?
How will this affect FML (cost base, EPS, balance sheet) in the near and medium term?
Not at all sure that Greece will be saved and this could potentially be a major obstacle in turning around profitability of FML/CRE operations if the above trend persists ?
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