'Mr Market' has not liked this result, sending the SP down to...

'Mr Market' has not liked this result, sending the SP down to A$0.69 and by 1312 AEST A$0.70, the latter being a drop of six cents, but on small total volume of just above 128,000 shares.

Perhaps this grumpy old chap especially disliked the previous underprovisioning of employee entitlements that led to a $545,000 hit to the company?

Or how in Q2 22, EBITDA rose by 53 per cent but overall in FY 22, it was up "just" 22 per cent?

The training division's result was down on FY 21's figure, but lockdowns and consequent difficulty or inability to attend training sessions may have played a part.

I'm not a seller. Business seems to have a good future even though I don't like the new Labor/Greens' Federal Government's opposition to labour hire that ought to have a key role in our economy, even though the unions (that represent fewer than one in 10 private sector employees) hate it.