For me this is a superannuation investment, so long term. When I...

For me this is a superannuation investment, so long term.

When I first looked into it SRX had 1% of the salvage market. Now they have 3%.

With all due respect to the poor souls who contract this terrible and intractable form of cancer, time is not money, rather money = time left on the planet.

Sounds callous but IMO that's the reality

Try and put yourself in their position and make the informed choice

From today going forward do you want to double your life expectancy or even have a chance at resection or...

IMO. As the evidence stacks up and the experts are more comfortable with the treatment, then the option will be more of a mainstream offering.

Do you want it early or late?

IMO SRX are on an incremental path to growth with a lazy balance sheet. Ripe for a takeover; expansion into other therapeutic markets; or returning the cash or buyback to investors.

Whatever happens I am happy to add on the weakness