If I were participating from the buyer side, interested in big chunks only and there were only 3, 4 , 5 whatever nos. I was interested to bid for, & I had a very good experience in understanding their retail value, then I would have put my bid in after having a maximum of 1~2 hours of looking at them. Then I would go to the beach or play golf or do any other things that excite me, just to justify my air fare / time utilisation while waiting eagerly for the bid outcome, in case I lose!!! This would have also reduced my auction stress as a potential buyer of those precious stones. That's IMO. But the way it was written is not justified and unprofessional IMO. Many share holders are freaking out as if the venue has gone empty with in hours of opening of the auction and the rubies are pink pieces of glasses, not precious stones! How hilarious!!! Buyers are taking their required time to have a look at the parcels, some finished their calculations, some still guessing on what to put and the venue is still busy. What a shame on how negative things are spread and games are played to take advantage of shaky traders. MUS is learning, it's true, we all learn from everything we do for the first time & it's never possible to make everyone happy at the same time. Hope with passing years MUS will rapidly grow, get better & better and we will be the envy of any of our competitors.
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