re: Ann: LEI: $456m contract confirmed for Th... I must disagree...

re: Ann: LEI: $456m contract confirmed for Th... I must disagree with your theory Fatbloat', you must be new to this sharetrading caper or very short of memory.
I have rarely been burnt catching 'the falling knife' stocks when they are heavily rerated down and definitely not with stocks like MRM, BPT and MAH.
I first purchased MAH in about 2000-01 for 8.9c and 8.4c after they fell from over a dollar as a result of the Asian financial crisis in 1999 when MAH had loss-making contracts and fire-sale capital machinery to sell in Indonesia but then MAH headhunted Nick Bowen for CEO job.
He quickly turned the company around and I picked up macmahon SPP shares at 16c, 26c and 43c I think 'twas from memory, on the way back up to a sp of ... 138.5 and 162c Sells, I see now, in two lots in 2007 [after holding for 7 years or so]; then buying back in when the sp dramatically collapsed 15mths later in early 2009 at 32, 30c and 28c and then holding those not long enough in hindsight as I sold at a range from 37.5c-53c. I bought back in last month at 27.5 and got 40k more again at close on Fri at 23.5c and will soon snaffle another 24k at 16c in SPP or Rights Issue; so am hoping you are wrong yet again when you insist a contrarian like me should not try to pick the bottom OR even worse still dare to hold on to them for a few years!
Should you be right and MAH drop further then I will not be concerned as this, along with BPT and HDR, has been my best performing stock.
You say falling stocks are better for shorting FatB well maybe you should ask a poster called Onshow about that.
He and I had a verbal stoush on HC for a week or too in July/Aug about BPT when he kept shorting it around 90c then 102c then 107.5c then he just bailed as it soared to high 140s in about 2 months.
He tried hard back then to convince, advise and influence shareholders of BPT to sell out on most days it rose and tried even harder on days when it fell, just as you seek to do to MAH 'holders although at least you aren't trying to con us with bogus tech. analysis and imaginary price-limiting lines on an historical sp chart like the mirage barrier he saw at 110.5c for BPT which thankfully only he could see.