Tomorrow is bearish, page-251

Hokey you are going over old ground and I posted a few days ago, as did a few other posters, on the difference between A1 and A2 milk and the benefits for people who are intolerant to A1 milk.

To answer your questions:

A2 milk is a higher price because it is a premium product and you will find organic food/gluten free/sugar free/wheat free products always at a higher price also.

A2m are lucky as they can charge higher prices and this helps their huge profits/business and bottom line, as you saw in the report yesterday.

If you have a premium product you can charge a higher price and people who like, or can only drink A2m due to intolerance to A1 milk will pay that price.

They are catering for a particular market.

I buy gluten free products and drink A2 milk and those prices are more expensive.

In regards to A2m discounting, yes I have seen A2m discounted in the supermarkets along with other milk products on certain days.

Some scientific studies that might answer your questions are in these links: http://fedup.com.au/factsheets/additive-and-natural-chemical-factsheets/a2-milk#medical

https://keithwoodford.wordpress.com/category/a1-and-a2-milk/
Maybe give Professor Keith Woodward a call so you can discuss his findings with you.

Some people can not tolerate the A1 protein in normal milk but can only drink the A2 milk, all this information is on the A2m website https://www.a2milk.com.au/stories/

The share price in all stocks go up and down. BAL went down 7% earlier this year and then went back up.

It is unfortunate that the A2m price didn't stay in the $2+ region a bit longer yesterday, but that is the way of the markets.

Unfortunately you have to take the good with the bad sometimes.

But for LT holders this SP is nothing to be concerned about,when I mean long term I mean 6 months+