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14-08-2014, 10:45 AM
#1311
Originally Posted by Citizen Erased
I got sucked in at 0.67 after two days of getting no bites at 0.66. It was quite a sight seeing the buyer/seller ratio completely reverse at the end of trading yesterday.
Here's hoping I don't take a bath!
I think Milford were in at 75c. You'll be fine unless you have ants in your pants and you strangely wear those pants on your sell finger.
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14-08-2014, 11:25 AM
#1312
Quite nice prime time coverage yesterday on 7 news. The last comment by the reporter after talking with Peter Nathan was interesting, "9% market share", let’s see at reporting in two weeks.
Edit: 9% would put them ahead of schedule at FY14
Last edited by MAC; 14-08-2014 at 11:27 AM.
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14-08-2014, 11:45 AM
#1313
very nice company and very strong management indeed.
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14-08-2014, 12:54 PM
#1314
Agree, it will equally interesting Master to see how they are doing in the UK now too, they could not possibly have broken even, too early yet, it would though be quite satisfying to see some good traction.
Lot’s of good marketing initiatives occurring in the background;
http://a2milk.co.uk/category/hcp/
http://www.sensecommunications.co.uk...ry-roundtable/
https://www.facebook.com/a2MilkUK
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14-08-2014, 02:25 PM
#1315
Originally Posted by MAC
Quite nice prime time coverage yesterday on 7 news. The last comment by the reporter after talking with Peter Nathan was interesting, "9% market share", let’s see at reporting in two weeks.
Edit: 9% would put them ahead of schedule at FY14
1% to 9% is a pretty big jump which is 800% gain. All the dials are looking positive.
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14-08-2014, 03:11 PM
#1316
Junior Member
Called into Countdown last night and was happy to see instead of the usual one row of five bottles there were now three rows of five bottles, hopefully this is a sign of increasing demand and they have been needing to re-stock the shelf too often!
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14-08-2014, 04:48 PM
#1317
Originally Posted by MAC
Quite nice prime time coverage yesterday on 7 news.
Nice one thanks MAC. Interesting that they had a guy from CSIRO making a negative comment about the Curtin trial, but as is almost always the case when so-called experts knock A2, he didn't (presumably couldn't) actually dispute the findings.
But it's also interesting that the comment came from CSIRO. That's the Australian government-funded science outfit that Fonterra has just announced a big five-year cooperative deal with.
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14-08-2014, 05:00 PM
#1318
Good old 500,000 man to the rescue. Is that you nt001.
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14-08-2014, 05:11 PM
#1319
Originally Posted by see weed
Good old 500,000 man to the rescue. Is that you nt001.
more likely ATM share be manipulated.
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14-08-2014, 05:12 PM
#1320
Originally Posted by NT001
But it's also interesting that the comment came from CSIRO. That's the Australian government-funded science outfit that Fonterra has just announced a big five-year cooperative deal with.
Thanks NT001. Couldn't quite figure where he was coming from and why, with his churlish comment......
"There were many outcomes that weren't different between the two milks."
Well, of course there were, but that's not the point, and they are after all, both milk!
The comment related to a tie up with Fonterra makes perfect sense.
If A2 milk continues to be strongly supported by the market place, Fonterra will have to come to the A2 party in some way, shape or form before too long. It makes interesting speculation what form that may take. Denying, refuting and denigrating the product wouldn't seem to be an effective long term strategy to bridle the horse. It is too head strong and has already bolted.
Last edited by biker; 14-08-2014 at 05:20 PM.
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