If MSB is to be removed from S&P ASX 200...., page-265

@cosair

I am not perturbed by these negative comments but get annoyed when the same story is repeated. I do not put any one on the ignore list but when you have to read all the crap it gets painful at times.

I assume you don't have any problems with the same story being repeated as long as the story is music to your ears, i.e. positive, all is well, blue-sky kind of stories.

Do you get annoyed by @Rappa? He likes to post a lot of posts without any new information but the contents are what you would classify as "positive" to MSB holders. (Sorry @Rappa, I had to drag you into this. For the record, I'm not bothered at all by your posts, in fact, keep them coming, I quite like your posts, as sometimes I find them amusing).

MSB is not in in dire straits as some of the posters here portray it to be.

Imagine MSB is a person and you are that person. I am going to use MSB's actual cash outflows, but change millions of dollars into thousands of dollars, so that we can relate more to the numbers.

Last financial year FY2016, your household, after a lot of tough belt-tightening, reduced your cash spending from $101,000 in FY2015 to $88,000 in FY2016.

This year, you will need to spend more on one of your children's private school fees (MPC-150) because the generous uncle (Teva) had decided to stop footing the bill.

As of 1 Sep 2016, your bank balance is less than $70,000.

You have no income and relying the survival of the whole family on signing a deal with a partner who will give you money in return for a portion of your future income from one of your inventions.

Every day, you still have to pay for groceries, electricity bill, insurance bill, car service, etc.

I'm not sure about you, but if I'm that person, I won't be able to sleep very well at night. I will be wondering what will happen to my family if the deal doesn't eventuate.