Nzx Magazine New Zealand Issue 101 _best_

Perhaps the most bizarre chapter in the magazine's history came when it went head-to-head with one of the country's most powerful financial institutions. In 2003, the New Zealand Stock Exchange rebranded itself as "NZX". The only problem? Steve Crow's magazine had already been using that trademark for over two years. Outraged, Crow threatened to sue the stock exchange for stealing the name of his sex magazine. He demanded not only financial compensation but also a legal guarantee that the exchange would never later try to stop his own use of the name.

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The lead article argues that New Zealand equities are currently trading at a discount to their historical P/E averages. Unlike the exuberance seen in US tech stocks, the NZX 50 Gross Index has shown a "grind" recovery. Issue 101 posits that the divergence between GDP headwinds and corporate earnings (specifically from the dairy and logistics sectors) presents a unique entry point for long-term investors. Perhaps the most bizarre chapter in the magazine's