You bet I'm exited Chebbbit. Kid in a candy store. Firstly I...

You bet I'm exited Chebbbit. Kid in a candy store.
Firstly I don't think your "wild rambling speculation" is in anyway off the mark. I see so many positives every time I think of this drug being rolled out. If we hit $10 by end of year neither myself or my offspring will ever need to work again. I'm working on buying enough as fast as possible so if we hit $1.00 I can stop working by end of this year.

Found this article in the Sydney Morning Herald online
Professor Turnidge said.
“It’s getting harder to treat illnesses with effective antibiotics.
“The risk is: 'Are the [antimicrobial] treatments we are using going to survive?' ”
Untreatable gonorrhoea could lead to infertility in women, Professor Turnidge said.
“That’s what we’re trying to prevent in the end: mass infertility,” he said.

WOW I did not know that we we're seriously thinking that mass infertility in woman was a possibility. Isn't that a current TV show where most of the woman in the world are infertile, scary when life imitates art.
Link to full article.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/gonorrhoea-super-superbugs-triple-in-six-months-20180212-p4z01e.html

I was also thinking about the current cost for someone with an infection that is difficult to treat. Not just the cost of the possible multiple types of antibiotics but the total cost for that patient to be treated. What is the cost for an extra days in hospital while they observe your response to an antibiotic. Imagine the savings if a patient doesn't need to try and fail several different drugs, I would seriously be considering any shares in product or services that rely on extended hospital stays, seriously! all the way down to the little tear off lid juice cups they give you with each crappy meal.

If we hit $10 by end of this year I'll buy you a beer