TYTN is just getting started. The part that everyone seems to miss is the fact that there presence in Australia being managed by a hundred year old manufacturing company could in fact set an upward movement on the PPS by itself, never mind the network in which Mark already created in the USA. It takes money to make money, and I'm betting that Weir & Harrod have the funds and business knowledge to not only stay in business for a hundred years, but to set up a network within their Global market that they've already conquered.
The moral of my story is that the quarterlies will eventually speak for themselves. The fear of the unknown obviously isn't for the weak and the making of this company will soon prevail.
Joe
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