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Harborside Inc. C.BUDD


Primary Symbol: HBORF

Harborside Inc is a United States based cannabis retailer. The company manages and operates four retail dispensaries in California, one retail dispensary in Oregon, a cultivation/production facility in Salinas, California and also assists state-licensed operators engaged in the cultivation, manufacture, and distribution of cannabis throughout the United States.


OTCQX:HBORF - Post by User

Comment by 889900on Feb 13, 2019 1:56pm
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Post# 29359450

RE:Interesting deal...

RE:Interesting deal...The math is starting to make sense on the stock dividends!
Assuming we collect on all 3 dividends, we get about an extra 22.22 shares per thousand ( 14.14 A's, 3.63 B's, and 4.44 C's) after split, to be added to the approximate 23.89 per thousand we get there wshould be about 46.14 shares per thousand approximately.
Based on closing share price of 0.165 cents, without dividends we would need share price of $6.90 to break even with closing value ( $0.165 x 41.86 split).
Add in the dividends, and the  break even price drops down from 0.165 per share to 0.086 per share making break even approximately $3.60 a share ($0.086x 41.86 split)
This being said, most paid alot more for their shares, up to 50 cents a share according to the annual high, and they might have a tough time staying above water on this deal!
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