Oh, I fully intend to be part of that "beautiful symphony of Mesoblast's success".
What makes you believe I won't?
Because, once I see MSB demonstrating clear signs of a being successful business [*], I will buy shares in the company.
(I presume there will still be a market for the trading in MSB stock at that stage of success, just like there is today for, say, CSL or CBA. Or will I not be permitted to buy shares in MSB once it is successful, for some reason?)
My investment process, which involves me buying companies only once they are successful (as opposed to companies that could be successful) and which has shielded me from a world of financial pain over an extended period of time, is surely a reasonable one, don't you think?
[*] PS. For the record, securing a strategic partner does not necessarily constitute success, in my book.
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