DingoBorat
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Don't go to a Casino FactFinder, is all I can sayI am not saying that a price sensitive announcement can be held back but the licence fees paid via MegaChips prove that customer engagements can be had without creating a price sensitive announcement.
Secondly in actuarial terms the closer you are to a given event the less likely it is that it will not occur. For example a 90 year old has a much higher probability of reaching 100 years than a 20 year old.
Three months ago the chances of a price sensitive announcement before this 4C were greater than they are today.
If I am heartened by anything it is the very few genuine sellers turning up to the ASX each day long may it continue. I think having a completely realistic understanding of how difficult things are around the globe compared with here in the lucky country should help to keep retail investors grounded and confident that time will resolve the present issues.
My opinion only DYOR
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And now I'll say something
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Excluding the green zero on a roulette table for example, the odds of red or black coming up, are always 50%.
It does not matter if red has come up 22 times in a row (which I've heard of, personally I've seen 11..) the odds of black coming up next, are still only 50%.
I don't think the 90 year old, has any more chance of reaching 100, than the 20 year old.
Without considering all the factors of the state of their health at 90, there is also the advancement over the next just 20 years, that could extend the lifespan of the younger individual.
There are just too many variables..
There's the chance the 20 year old could die of alcohol poisoning on his 21st birthday..
But if I had to lay a bet, it would be on the 20 year old, reaching 100, before the 90 year old.
Centenarians, are still relatively rare.
Out of the 7.8 billion people in the world, there are only about 316,600 — or 0.004% — centenarians living today
But I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be argumentative
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And I haven't bet at the Casino in years..
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