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    I'm sure given Sybos received the shares as part of the sale of Symbion that they simply saw an opportunity to cash in gains and reinvest elsewhere to diversify.

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    I see this as a good buying opportunity for those who are interested in getting more. Personally, I see more attractive prospects elsewhere, but these are probably good for people looking for income woof a little growth.

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    I agree Tango
    I have bought back some I stupidly sold at 2450
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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    Quote Originally Posted by stoploss View Post
    Big block going at a good discount ....
    How did you know this ?
    did you know before closing?
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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    Quote Originally Posted by peat View Post
    How did you know this ?
    did you know before closing?
    There was a book build
    Presumably some of the brokers offered the shares to their clients and this individual got some shares at a discount

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    Quote Originally Posted by peat View Post
    I agree Tango
    I have bought back some I stupidly sold at 2450
    At least you sold high and are buying lower

    I still curse selling all of my MFT at $26
    Coulda shoulda woulda

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    Quote Originally Posted by tango View Post
    At least you sold high and are buying lower

    I still curse selling all of my MFT at $26
    Coulda shoulda woulda
    I think the lesson is never to sell great companies , even at what seems like a high price , as long as you are not stretched or leveraged uncomfortably you should just bottom drawer them
    I remember putting people into MFT at $23 and being a bit dicey about it at that price at the time but yeh look now.
    IMO as long as you have some cash holdings etc to ride out any storms there are a few companies that should only be reviewed once a year to see if the story is still true. (Im still learning this hahah)
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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    Quote Originally Posted by peat View Post
    I think the lesson is never to sell great companies , even at what seems like a high price , as long as you are not stretched or leveraged uncomfortably you should just bottom drawer them
    I remember putting people into MFT at $23 and being a bit dicey about it at that price at the time but yeh look now.
    IMO as long as you have some cash holdings etc to ride out any storms there are a few companies that should only be reviewed once a year to see if the story is still true. (Im still learning this hahah)
    I sometimes forget to review my portfolio and get a pleasant or not so pleasant surprise because I haven't been keeping on top of things I keep promising myself to be more diligent with following company news

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    Quote Originally Posted by tango View Post
    I sometimes forget to review my portfolio and get a pleasant or not so pleasant surprise because I haven't been keeping on top of things I keep promising myself to be more diligent with following company news
    supposedly the people who review their portfolio least often, do best - so maybe not such a bad failing.
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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    Quote Originally Posted by peat View Post
    supposedly the people who review their portfolio least often, do best - so maybe not such a bad failing.
    Yes, besides generally doing better they have a much less stressful life and are a lot happier
    “ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”

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