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Originally posted by Anton: ↑

Brother no offence but you've pulled these figures out of your a*s and this is just pure upramping.

You've made assumptions like every single student is going to be using NOV's payment provider to pay. You've also said 36,000 students are paying their tuition fees through the system. The 36,000 students relates to a student union... not payment of student tuition fees.

The due diligence on these calculations are poor and the attempt at upramping is even poorer.

Twitch this was your post … I have not discussed the 36,000 student union in last post. Only dealing with embedded software processing for 30 institutions .. . If Australia has 850,000 international students I have assumed 250,000 (30%) paying via the Novatti processing .. what’s your % assumption. we can talk about the 36,000 student union in another post or some/all may be incorporated in my 250,000 student estimate..

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You know what they say about assumptions. Why don't you ring the friendly investor relations and ask them? I'm sure they would know.

NOV Price at posting: 5.1¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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