On the majority I agree Tyro will go up. But until they settle whatever it is they are going to do the SP will go sideways. So my advice to Robbie decide whatever it is your going to do and start focusing on the future. Continually reminding shareholders and potential shareholders of the outage and the costs you incurred and that you are likely to pay customers (and yet a non finite figure) ust makes people not move on. The SP crawled back. It will remain at $2.90-$3.10 range until they finalise this issue. If they really incur an additional $15M or $10M to spend on this outage this would be new information. As it is not neccesarily incurred. They have just calculated the loss of customers they haven't 100% committed to paying it. If they do (which I think is a mistake) then the SP will go down and probably recover in a number of weeks. The SP ofcourse is forward looking. What a dumb statement. But if you incur costs in the future for events that occurred in the past this does affect SP.
TYR Price at posting:
$2.98 Sentiment: None Disclosure: Not Held
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