Fascinating. So let's see the reasoning.
No growth in one year (or even several) equates to a share price of 90c. The fact that the business generates large amounts of free cashflow and has modest capital needs, no debt and is as far from being insolvent as can be, I guess don't matter.
With reasoning like that.... um yeah, you've made your point (?). I hope @shortinghero has something more instructive.
roy morgan research, page-22
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