If MSB is to be removed from S&P ASX 200...., page-6

@Rappa

Yes Travel, I have found this post useful.

I'm glad you found it useful.

For someone who has a not-held and sell sentiment, your constant concern for the welfare of MSB holders seems pathological.

I was looking for the next CSL when I found out about MSB. I am interested in the company and the research that it does.

I am however not interested in MSB as an investment at this stage of its corporate life, as I believe its financial position is precarious.

Because of this, I haven't purchased any MSB shares, hence the "not held" declaration.

And as I have stated in my various previous posts on MSB, I believe that MSB is unlikely to be able to avoid activating the Kentgrove financing facility, therefore there will be a lot of new shares that are going to be issued in next 36 months, which will put some kind of selling pressure on the share price, hence the "sell" sentiment.

Another poster came out the closet recently as a shorter, how about you?


I am not a shorter and has never been one. I am a long-only long term investor.

Your well expressed views are cold and calculated, and appear as genuine as rocking horse shite!

It's a shame that you feel this way. In order to prevent future annoyance by me, I suggest you use the Ignore function and put me in your Ignore list.

It was during my due diligence on MSB that I found out that MSB is currently included in the S&P ASX 200 index. Further investigation showed that out of the 200 companies, MSB had the worst 12 month performance and that its market cap is currently near the bottom of the list.

I was only sharing my discovery so that others can make use of it in any way they find appropriate, i.e. incorporate or ignore the new information in their decision making.