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ValueLine: ASX and Telstra

ValueLine: ASX and Telstra

ASX used to be a wonderful business but is now expensive. Telstra is not as expensive, nor is it wonderful.

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6 Comments

  1. potentially its better off merging with another exchange so to benefit from the synergy that way, also restricts compeitors from entry. Takeover may lead to over payment in goodwill, which arent great long term…. according to you!

  2. hmm, I actually never considered ASX being taken over. It wasnt to my knowledge that this could occur. Though the price would have to be much lower for potential buyer to feel convince its worth a takeover. Just wondering given the iliquidity in ASX as it gap trades most often would that pose as a deterant to potential buyer?

    EAMON :)

  3. ASX is having problem at the moment, the decision from the governement to take is regulatory responsibility of it means less revenue, furthermore new entrants into this market in October this year ie; Chi-X has meant the company will potentially loss its monopoly status as a going concern. Investors has punish the share price to reflect this uncertainty, lets see how things unfold.

    Eamon faithful.

    • Hi Eamon,

      Globally, you will discover that the removal of regulatory responsibility from an exchange has been followed shortly by a take over. Now, of course I am not suggesting that will happen here, but it is another line of thought you need to consider before being so convinced of your current line of argument.

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