what we learnt from the clv first half fy14 , page-3

G'day Kori,
As I've stated in a previous post - CLV is actually one of my smallest shareholdings.
I actually chose to study the companies accounts fairly closely because I wanted to learn more generally about company accounts and felt CLV's are fairly uncomplicated and gave me a chance to get on top of them.
I try very hard in my posts about CLV to stick with the facts. I am in no way suggesting anyone either sell or buy CLV shares.
I only post on CLV in the hope that others may find them interesting and learn more about the company. Also in the hope that others will post and I too can learn more.
As a shareholder I very much hope that management will do a wonderful and we will all build our wealth.
However if there is something negative in a report I will also comment on that.
All going well - sales to baby formula companies will return to "normal" and then continue to increase, the pre-term baby trials will be a resounding success and this new revenue stream will be a bonaza.
Cheers, alnby.
p.s I did observe todays sales and the volume left at the top of the buy side. On behalf of all shareholders I hope it is the beginning of an endless rise in share price.
None of this however changes anything I wrote in my previous post.