Replies to post #69451 on Muscle Pharm Corporation (MSLPQ)

[bellator_exec]

Rhen.....

Just my opinion and the values I assign the sector. The companies you cite are not in the supplement sector therefore not comparable in my opinion. There are industrial companies like TRN that are posting great growth but still trade at ~10 PE.

Post paid a significant premium to revenue recently to acquire Premier Nutrition but what they really purchased was prime Supermarket shelf space (Kroger, WalMart, etc...) which is nearly impossible to acquire so not comparable to MSLP in my view.

I don't control the market though I do control the allocation of my capital. The metrics I described in my previous posts are at which I have chosen to invest in MSLP based on my view of the company's value. I attempt to utilize as much of the historical and contemporary factors as possible as the basis of this view. So far, so good.

I do see significant upside potential but dilution is the enemy and has been winning for quite some time.

Feel free to disagree with your capital.

[bellator_exec]

Rhen..


Q: Why passively hold 75% of my MSLP?

A: Long term capital gains tax rate.

I will let you know at the end what was more lucrative; the 25% of my actively traded taxed as ordinary or my 75% passive taxed at long term.