Co-governance in three waters service delivery isn't novel. In fact, it's delivered world-leading, innovative wastewater treatment to the benefit of Hastings ratepayers, and arguably could have prevented the Havelock North drinking water tragedy 1/
@ChairmansLedger@rk8215 I agree, great write up on $AMPG. One thing not covered, and which I have mused about, is whether the company is a target for acquisition by others. This is another route to fast returns. Any thoughts on potential for this / buyer interest? @chinoalemano@rk8215@ChairmansLedger
@SBADJ1@KallMeKurtis Maybe they're right. As well as exp returns, decisions come down to risk, opportunity cost and time horizon. For me, $RKLB had grown to ~55% of my portfolio, other stocks offer high potential with > margin of safety, and market will likely offer chance to buy $RKLB cheaply again
$RKLB is taking a breather today, after being up 11% in the last 5 days, 89% in the last mth.
Having bought under $4 and increasing position over the last 2 years, I've had a great run.
I've now reduced my position by 30%. Still love the company but need to manage exposure.
@MusicalChairs14 Around 2/3 of non-financial corporations "liabilities" is equity though right? Equity holders also expect a return on their investment of course, but this is consistent with low domestic returns on capital rather than high indebtedness of the corporate sector.
@RealMattMoney@neo_nile@Peter_J_Beck@RocketLab Failing at 125% is a bit skinny for my liking and, as per the official post, not planned. If RKLB is targeting an Ultimate Safety Factor of ~ 1.4, then failure at 1.25 represents a significant shortfall in structural integrity. Question is: manufacturing defect; or design flaw?
@kilroy_jay@Aggie_CIO "Diminished credibility" is in the eye of the beholder. There have been some questionable steps for sure, but investing is for the long term, not quarter by quarter.