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03/02/18

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Originally posted by Zinzo ↑

Fundamentals of MNS have chnaged substantially over the last 24months. If MNS was still a graphite only player I would of already sold 1 year ago.

The fact that MNS has changed direction and continuously strives to be ahead of competition is the reason I am still holding!

Name me 1 other company on the ASX that is so heavily involved in future battery plants with the possibility of owning a large % of 4 plus plants ???

If 1 MW production is a currently valued at $2billion.... MNS will be a multi $billion player in near future.

33% of NY
33% of Townsville
45% German plant

Plus More to come.

During the upswing of graphite stocks I owned several including: ADV BKT KNL WKT and others

Made money on all of them and sold out

But MNS is different.

It’s a keeper for real fundamental reason.

Management are unique. The people around management are amazing.

Having met the whole team I only have positive vibes and real trust in their direction.

Now before anyone starts attacking MNS investors maybe you should educate yourself in relation to the MNS board, their qualifications and their own skin in the company.

Also Until someone can actually prove that the MNS directors are somehow not qualified to lead this company or the world no longer needs batteries I’m not selling a single share.

So stop attacking shareholders. Most MNS shareholders are very well educated and know exactly what’s happening. When you come and post uneducated and unqualified comments you lose the respect of MNS holders.

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And therein lies a practical example of the great weakness of fundamental analysis; if you buy a stock that’s “fundamentally sound” for $1 and it drops to 40c then it’s considered twice the bargain .

After all, the “fundamentals” have improved so much.

Last edited by obladiblada01: 03/02/18

MNS Price at posting: 43.0¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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