Danielle Ecuyer
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864 appearances
2 recordings
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first heard Oct 2021
last heard Nov 2022
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is to a company, everything, all your wealth is in there, your day job is in there.
It's not rocket science, and nor is it unreasonable for those people to diversify their risk and take some money out, apart from the fact that, you know, they maybe want to do something.
I think the Dick of Data guy as well has done it.
Like,
You know, you can't expect them to go to their grave and not possibly enjoy the fruits of all their hard work and have a holiday house or a boat or whatever.
And I think that people are sometimes really unrealistic and probably take too – it works either way.
The lithium example is brilliant, really, really good.
Because there's probably a lot of hot air in there at the moment.
And let's face it, a lot of those share prices go up a lot, but they haven't done anything yet.
So some of them never actually ever want to go to production.
Gold miners, a lot of miners, well, they don't want to go to production because that's actually when all the problems start.
So you actually want to ride the cycle when all the hype's in there and then get out.
So I agree totally.
They're the ones you've really got to watch out.
But for the bigger companies, people need money.
And it's not unreasonable to, if they're transparent and honest about it and open about it, that, you know, they do some selling.
And sometimes the market takes fright and that's a buying opportunity for a great company.
Hmm.
I think Medibank is – Medibank Private is probably a really good example how they've kind of handled the hack recently.
They weren't on top of it and they weren't possibly as open as up front as they should have been.
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