DonAnthony Thanks for your insightfull analysis on the share prices for Focol and Commonwealth Bank. What is your opinion on the present share prices of Cable Bahamas based on their 2018 Annual report company fundamentals.
The land area they plan to reclaim in this photo can be filled in with the debris from the demolition of the **Post Office building** and the **Clarence A Bain building**
"Global port holding and CFAL are designing a fund that will own 49 percent of the shares in the port. We are keen towards ensuring that local people can buy into this fund. There is a minimum subscription of $1,000, so we are going to be providing interest free loans of up to $10m for local people to get a stake in the port.”
Save your pennies people now is your chance to get lil peace of the port pie and stop complaining
Agreements like this for the time off for the president were negotiated by PLP boards while they were in power to sway the union president (no matter who it is ) to convince the workers who they lead to vote PLP. ..Like they say "Hand go Hand come"
This group should be named Rights Haitian. Their goal is to see the Bahamas reduced to the squalor of lawlessness that is taking place in Haiti. ...The devil is a liar.
realitycheck242 says...
Very interesting . I can't wait for the rosy picture cable CFO will paint at the upcoming AGM ...thank you very much
On FOCOL chair ‘can’t believe’ stock so low
Posted 1 March 2019, 10:57 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
DonAnthony Thanks for your insightfull analysis on the share prices for Focol and Commonwealth Bank. What is your opinion on the present share prices of Cable Bahamas based on their 2018 Annual report company fundamentals.
On FOCOL chair ‘can’t believe’ stock so low
Posted 1 March 2019, 4:06 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Agreed ...the philosophy of a PLP government would never have allowed this transformation to take place.
On Cruise lines miss out on port project
Posted 26 February 2019, 7:41 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
The land area they plan to reclaim in this photo can be filled in with the debris from the demolition of the **Post Office building** and the **Clarence A Bain building**
On Cruise lines miss out on port project
Posted 26 February 2019, 4:43 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
"Global port holding and CFAL are designing a fund that will own 49 percent of the shares in the port. We are keen towards ensuring that local people can buy into this fund. There is a minimum subscription of $1,000, so we are going to be providing interest free loans of up to $10m for local people to get a stake in the port.”
Save your pennies people now is your chance to get lil peace of the port pie and stop complaining
On Cruise lines miss out on port project
Posted 25 February 2019, 8:23 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
This negative” to “stable”, rating would not have been achieved with a PLP government in power over the last two years.Give credit where it is due.
On Bahamas ‘yet to arrive’ despite Moody’s upgrade
Posted 22 February 2019, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Bud giving Heinekin a kick in the behind and Sands givin Kalik a lickin
On ‘Nipped in the Bud’: Brewery lays off 73
Posted 19 February 2019, 4:53 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Agreements like this for the time off for the president were negotiated by PLP boards while they were in power to sway the union president (no matter who it is ) to convince the workers who they lead to vote PLP. ..Like they say "Hand go Hand come"
On Gibson 'endangering my life and my family's'
Posted 19 February 2019, 7:55 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
This group should be named Rights Haitian. Their goal is to see the Bahamas reduced to the squalor of lawlessness that is taking place in Haiti. ...The devil is a liar.
On Probe launched into immigration ‘kidnap’
Posted 18 February 2019, 3:01 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Sands giving Kalik a lickin . Signs of the times
On Commonwealth Brewery Limited terminates 73 employees
Posted 18 February 2019, 2:16 p.m. Suggest removal