good thing with MFG they hold hard net assets, PPT doesn't any more.
Having said this I don't own MFG yet. PPT business obviously more quality than MFG all factors considered (ie if focus on the underlying business, rather than the share price).
If everyone was blind as to share price, there was no listed stock market, and given two choices: MFG vs PPT, I would choose PPT
Hope this answers your question.
Skin in the game - why PPT will continue to provide poor shareholder returns, page-19
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