Camden, I apologize that I relied on Yahoo Finance for data. I...

Camden, I apologize that I relied on Yahoo Finance for data. I should have known better. Almost every data point there is in error. Reuters is generally better.

I would get a little more excited if I believed the business was delivering a unique product, or that the cycle was about to turn for them.

In terms of price, I would get excited if this were trading at a price that allows a 30% compound return in what you describe as the middle case. I guess we would need to wait for a market panic for that to happen.

Does anyone have a good web charting solution that allows me to make notes on the charts and build very large watchlists? I have been using stockcharts for US stocks, which is great, but they don't support ASX. Yahoo, MarketWatch, Reuters, and similar retail web sites are jokes for charting and watchlists. There isn't nearly enough capability there and it's difficult to build lists of 100 stocks that you can quickly browse through every week.