Reminder, page-33

Yes I see your point, but there will still be sellers. I could see absolutely no reason why anyone would sell CSL when I bought and yet there were droves of them.

Incidentally, I meant to say I don't see myself as a "smart investor" in any way. This is not a stab at false modesty, I understand very little about why the market works the way it does; I don't try to understand large parts of it and will never contribute to discussions on charts and algorithms etc and whatever else goes on. I am by choice relatively clueless in these matters. I took some real thumpings when I got involved in the share market and took some advice from people I consider a lot smarter than me. I learned to not trust brokers and most announcements, but instead just look for reactions from other more objective parties; I eventually learned that company finance is important - not everything, but still a major part of the deal.

I came back to look at Mesoblast not because the share price fell to a low level, but more because of Teva's increased involvement. A company that at any time could give Mesoblast the brush off, and for all the world looked like that they had. I seem to remember you saying you saw a similar appeal to msb with regards to the phase 2 chf reports. Added to that you also seem to have quite a bit of scientific knowledge in the chf area that I do not have - that in itself is more useful than some broker banging on about some estimated future share price. I am fairly sure that whatever I do buy in future, it won't be you I buy from