WLP basically met expectations, both in respect to earnings and enrollment.

I think it's about a mutual respect. At the same time, the coach may have high expectations and may put some extra demands on him. But you don't ask him to do anything you don't think he's capable of. I always try to go by the line that no one player is more important than the team.

I suppose the market should've shown some respect to the Prime Minister, but expectations that demand for equities will rise in April and the year ahead are quite strong.

The bottom line is that it's a major disaster to our whole field because the expectations were so high and now we are back to square one.

The national crop assessment has not been done, so I cannot say anything about harvest expectations. In terms of government-to-farmer support, there were indeed many inadequacies, but why should farmers expect government to give them everything? We only provide to the needy, not everyone. They should learn to work hard on their own.

Overall, this was a strong quarter nearly across the board. The results are particularly positive relative to the expectations that had been tempered by management going into the quarter.