General Discussion Topics, page-192

One thing I have observed in the markets over the years
is be very careful about which broker recommendations
you buy in on. Some brokers will be recommending buying
while they are actively doing the opposite. When I did my
figures on Mayne’s debt and looked at historical shares
and the increasing allocation of them I didn’t like what I
saw hence my decision to get out. Of course if additional
share means increasing profits and dividends then that is
great. I think Mayne has only paid one dividend in 10 years
so not a great track record. There is always a price to buy
in at and a price to sell out at. Mayne is high risk, possibly
high reward but it’s track record has been far from satisfactory
according to many past and present retail holders….