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So CBA removed the margin lending. I wouldn't be surprised if it's a somewhat automatic move for a lot of stocks dropping out of the ASX300 with the more conservative nature of banks and the credit squeeze. I think some people are trying to read too much into this.

So the CEO had to sell some of his stock. Well he's not the only one to lose a heap of dough in the biggest ASX drop since 1987. Again, my opinion is that some are trying to read too much into this.

To attribute this fallout to VCR instead of from the global collapse is a bit of a stretch I reckon. Unless the naysayers can come up with actual evidence instead on conjecture.

Let's look at the fundamentals of the company for one second, instead of the share price, which we know is driven by emotion. Potentially large market in Asia. Accelerating implants, albeit it took a bit longer than we had hoped for. Proven efficacy. Way ahead of virtually all of its competitors. Accelerating TETS = best decision they could've made. VCR is really in a strong position to pip Thoratec as number one in a few years. DMA is right, TETS is their trump card. And they are playing their cards very well.

I'm not afraid to say that I'm pretty excited about this company's future. I'm just disappointed that other investors are so closed minded and not yet willing to reward the company with an increasing share price.

BTW, I'm not currently in VCR but used to hold. I'm looking to trade short term movements up here on in.