MERUS LABS INTERNATIONAL INC T.MSL

Not Liking

[Kensin1953]

..this constant negative reporting on this sector. EPI Pens and Hillary of course having nothing to do with MSL however MSL is looking like it will trace back to $1.18   I was not expecting good things until the fall next year but i thouht it should hold it's own. MSL trades between $300,000.00 and $1 mil every day . So is this shorters and M/M making money on the shuffle? Looks like about 5% of the total float rolls over every month which is likely 15% when you take out the non traders.

IMO

[Sittingbull11]

Not liking it either! After the SP fall subsequent to the poor earnings report, the SP needed to show some strength. It didn't. Even with some insider buying! I agree it looks like it will retrace to 1.18. I expected it to recover somewhat, but that failed to materialize. Often, when a stock has a sharp fall and does not recover, that is not a good sign. Any further bad news, especially a poor

[kuatolives]

Agreed. I owned Merus a couple of years ago @1.70 and sold for a loss before shifting that capital into other areas where I made some profit. Not sure why people hang on for grim death (which usually isn't far behind) rather than take the loss, shift their capital, and take some free capital gains. The question an investor under water on an equity has to ask himself is whether the remaining

[peter75]

kuato you know many of hints after reading your previous posts it tells me you always comment after the event 

[GoldBug024]

25 dollars still Pete? Lol what a guy

[GoldBug024]

I'd wager money that this will see 25 cents before it sees 25 dollars.

[Kensin1953]

I would be happy to see $2.00 again. Don't even suggest $.25c  I would need to sell one of my kids

[peter75]

Kensin do not listen to goldbug at all this company has had hi ups I still say now instead of  two years out 25  it will be four years out they have had regulatory issues but the institutional players are buying more thats all I need 

[kuatolives]

The company had hi-ups because the debt-fueled biotech bubble was at its peak. So did everybody else. Valeant and Concordia are probably just the beginning of a reckoning of balance sheets - they just happened to be first because they took things way too far - but Merus (and most of the rest of corporate America), have been borrowing so hard for so long at ridiculously low rates they thought the

[peter75]

you can't compare merus to those two nor can you call mp are merus in 2009 to today small caps take time

[gibbonsj]

perhaps you don't have enough capital to be tinkering in the market.  If you have to sell a stock to buy a stock you are hooped from the get go.

[gibbonsj]

kuatolives: if like you said you owned this stock a couple of years ago that would put your sp in the 1.40 range. 6 Months later it peaked at 3.40 and still you say you lost money. It looks to me that you are blaming the stock for your own trading errors. Hopefully you have got better at the game.