cst falling of the cliff, page-24

OOpeek.
I've been asleep at the wheel on this one since listing, as you might say "each to their own"
Nice to hear from you and your views (be they 'realistic' or 'not from the cheer squad') I actually value critical appraisal more than the "I'm in for the long term" justifications, however comforting they may be.

I've been in for the long term on nothing more than the fact that I work in routine diagnostic pathology testing laboratories and saw/see the potential for this test to replace an age old diagnostic test(TST). I see the workload doubling year on year as it passes through the labs I work, (whilst the ppl that actually do the testing for the state in which I live/work confirm this trend) so I hold.
But you can't argue with an $AU approaching parity and that chart is kinda sideways over a number of years and that yield is kinda less than... well.. less than worth it.

I've held through countless "company making" anny's just around the corner that will make yesterdays test redundant and tomorrow for CST holders alone, and I hold in hope that that day will come,,,,, how many others are in this boat??

My workplace consultant microbiologists state that the jury is still out on whether to replace the TST (and therefore what's the justification for spending extra dollars on QFT so there is no wholescale recommendation to do so) Thus the growth in sales, whilst doubling year on year is just 'organic' rather than the 'company making' legislative replacement of the existing regime.

OOpeek you're like Kenny singing 'know when to hold em and know when to fold em' Maybe I'm just too in love with the story to see it as an investment....... any others out there willing to bare their hearts on this one...... come on sing along now 'Know when to walk away.... and........ know when to run'