RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Peter hodsonI think you have it backwards Peter, baystreet almost always makes money, its what they do. They invest without emotion and have little patience for small caps who make mistakes or miss quarters as they make up meaningless weightings in their portfolios and they will indiscriminately dump them if they might make them look bad when going over performance with their clients. There are many recent examples like acq, bad, phm, cph, etc. and many never recover. Funds can be a liability to the share price for a company with a high valuation like msl because the minute they see a better opportunity they will dump and move on. You will only fund out they are gone when they are already out and the next time on Bnn they start touting their new purchase and telling you to sell this to buy it.