And in 2040 some might say $200 was a good buy!! Ohh BTW I got mine at $3.00My mother bought 2000 shares in COH in 1996 at $2.50.
Not a bad pick.
Same has happen in the last week this year.. Probably due to most of the customers being overseas , mostly in USA. So one sale results in equivalent of 1.2 sales (??) in Aust.was wondering as well; fall of AUD should logically increase COH?
“The business has been on track to deliver its earnings guidance driven by strong growth in cochlear implant system sales across the developed markets,” chief executive Dig Howitt said. “However, we expect to experience a significant decline in sales in the immediate future.”
May be well worth putting on the watch list, you never know what can happen, in this sort of market.Cochlear, which last month warned its revenue would be hit by the deferral of implant surgeries in China as the nation dealt with the virus outbreak, abandoned its profit FY20 guidance completely.
I just hope I can buy CSL back at $27, same as last time, just after the GFC.At the start, coh was branded a medical stock and was not hit, now people realise that noone is going to get an implant in the next 6 months..min...
Was it that hard to see?
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