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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet
Are they? Or are they more likely to watch less TV, not care that much about the Internet as long as it's usable, as they are more affluent and can have more nights out and have more hobbies?
Higher uptake tends to come in less affluent areas as TV along with the Internet are the main forms of entertainment.
That the build costs are also lower per premises is a bonus, and then you have the install costs going up long drives.
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The general area is getting sorted which I'm delighted about. My immediate area is not in the rollout
They literally ran out of money overnight and downed tools.
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A lot of shares have done very well. We'll see if this is a permanent trend or just asset inflation from QE and other things.
Home entertainment is probably a good bet for right now. People have less cash and staying in has indeed become the new going out for many.
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I mean over time Igntionnet. Can rememember when VM shares were 8 dollars in 2007, LGI bought them at 17 dollars per share plus percentage of LGI and they are now at 56 dollars with investment houses suggesting they may rise to 64 dollars in the short term.