If you look at the size of many trades with buyers spending $100,000 plus, I don't think that a few hundred small holders are going to make much of a difference with their little 88,000 share parcels.
I'm sure the MUL tacticians are going to make sure that some news comes out to ensure strong interest on the day or... will be waiting with their wallets open to mop up the impatiant.
Also... the share price slid the day before MUL cashed the cheques... so my guess is that the selling has already occured to cash up to pay for the shares. Big holders are not going to be concerned about an extra 88,000 shares when they already own millions.
The word is just too strong on MUL as the next high growth new generation Australasian alternative broadband telco. Don't be suprised to hear about alternative international listings or a take over offer from an large Australian or Asian telco.
I have been in and out of MUL since it was 3.4 cents, but holding now and will not be tempted to sell for at least another month or two.
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