“Warren Buffett once said, "I try to buy stock in businesses that are so wonderful that an idiot can run them, because sooner or later, one will." Apple (AAPL, Tech30) is arguably the best business on the planet, but former CEO John Sculley once fired Steve Jobs. We know how that story turned out. If you can find great businesses, the product or service will take care of itself.”
Just thought to share it with you because when I read it MTS sprung to mind.
No disrespect to Ian Morrice, but when I look at the guy I feel maybe he isn’t that type of boss who likes to be on the go. Grocery/food and hospitality businesses in general need a boss who can be hands on.
I strongly believe MTS will rewards its holders handsomely in 4-5 years. Just thought after all the large of volume Of Becoming substantial holding from some big players the price would climb up but instead went down (technically the price ought to go up). Starting to think there is something fishy going on around MTS’s shares trading.
Still waiting and hoping the shorters will still drive down to $1.05.
MTS Price at posting:
$1.11 Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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