Quote by Joe Bamford

Frankly, I don't want to see a rapid upturn. I want it to hold until some of these idiotic competitors go bust.

Frankly, I don't want to see a rapid upturn. I want it to h

Summary

The speaker expresses a preference for a steady and slow improvement rather than a rapid upturn. They explain that they desire stability in the market until some of their perceived competitors, whom they view as foolish, fail or go out of business. The quote reveals the speaker's eagerness for a time when competition is reduced and they can potentially gain a dominant position in the market.

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