I've been reading 1 of Peter Lynch's books iver the weekend, he averaged over 29% returns for Fidelity over a 13 year period which is un heard of with fund managers.
What is happening with a2m at the moment with managers such as Devon is just typical of what fund managers do. Devon obviously missed the whole a2m story as I have never seen them as a substantial holder and know there using tactics to try and get in. If he really felt the way he did why doesn't he short it, but you see only 0.33% of a2 stock is shorted so he is not short. Also he forgets to mention that 99% of Nestle products contain a1 protein and I dont think they will start a massive campaign to discredit a1 protein as they will be bitting of the hand that feeds them @toughday put some valid points and the potential growth of a2m. For those feeling nervous and that's the end goal of people like Devon I suggest you have a bit of a read of some of Peter Lynch's books and then you will understand the potential of not just 10 baggers but 100 baggers. Im currently at 15 bags and not selling any, my own research will let me know when to sell which is really easy just go to Coles or Woolies at night and speak to the guys that fill the shelves with stock and they all say the same thing. "If they tripled production its still not enough".
A2M Price at posting:
$12.12 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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