MSBs Wild Fun Park Ride, page-94

"...you just won't engage because you're onto something with the negative talk..."

Questions about how people value a company, and about pretty relevant issues such as the commitment of a company's major funding partner and are perfectly pragmatic questions that can reasonably be expected from investors about any company.

So when someone declares - quite definitively - that a stock is "grossly undervalued", explicit within that statement is a sense of what the true valuation is (otherwise, the statement becomes tautologically redundant).

It then follows that a question about what the reference valuation - against which the market price is undervalued - is a perfectly natural and legitimate one.


"Oh yeah, there have been broker reports out that value MSB higher than the current SP."

I'd just as soon take valuation clues from taxi drivers, chefs and hairdressers, as I would from "broker reports."