Tyro Payments Price Target Cut 27% to A$2.55/Share by Macquarie, page-65

there is a material concern if the numbers, revised already twice I believe, are still not accurate or the forecasted impacts are materially different, come next report. This could then potentially result in a class action with lawyers circling and litigation funders mouths watering, no doubt alleging misleading shareholders to avoid complete capitulation. Notwithstanding disclosure risks (whether real or not), Other risks which can't be ignored are whether the numbers are changing too rapidly, and Monday's numbers can only represent as at current. what about the ongoing rep impacts? the slowing acquisition of new onboarded vendors/retailers? what damage/brand control are they doing?

you're correct in that the safer bet is if/when the share price reaches $3+, as opposed to those such as myself, who have an entry price much lower. $2 is not a safe bet at all at current position and price, and in my opinion, with such a number of hurdles to jump until they're in the clear, and notwithstanding other macro economical factors, I could see the potential for another 20% fall, taking it to just under the $2 mark, even less if a consumer professional negligence type class comes knocking. nobody knows.....