di ricardo....I have no basis for suggesting that CUS is not...

di ricardo....I have no basis for suggesting that CUS is not going bust other than the fact that it is not a finance company. It has real assets, a considerable network and strategic importance to the banking sector with its switch. Hence shareholders such as Bendigo Bank, and joint venture parties such as Mastercard. Do you seriously think that some of the larger shareholders will let this company go to the wall before its had an opportunity to benefit from surcharging. My patience, like yours is wearing pretty thin at the moment, but I'm prepared to wait because the model works. My pain at the moment is from having too many shares at a higher price and no spare cash to buy more at these levels.