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Captiva Verde Wellness Corp C.PWR

Alternate Symbol(s):  CPIVF

Captiva Verde Wellness Corp. is a Canada-based company. The nature of the Company's primary business is planned to be the acquisition, management, development, and possible sale of real estate projects in addition to organic food production and pharmaceutical products. The Company is engaged in operating infrastructure health and wellness platform. It has a portfolio of infrastructure assets in New Brunswick that include a 200-acre organic qualified farming property, 36,000 square feet of refurbished buildings and facilities, six-million-gallon water reservoir, and Health Canada approved security systems and security fencing. It also owns and operates Miami Padel Club, which is a professional sports franchise.


CSE:PWR - Post by User

Comment by TheCapitaliston Nov 09, 2021 3:06pm
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Post# 34106229

RE:RE:RE:RE:Lawsuit

RE:RE:RE:RE:Lawsuit
BizarroJerry1 wrote:
damn why can't we edit? Way below book value.



I get what you're saying, but stocks don't trade below book value for no reason. Until PWR proves in court that it owns the solargram assets, I would assume that it doesn't. Whatever assets it has currently are not producing cash flows, and I would expect dilution to continue.

Keep in mind that this situation has happened before with captiva back when it used to be about farming lettuce (the ticker was VEG). It farmed the crop and sold next to none (if not zero, entirely). Shareholders were burned when the stock went to zero. If you aren't informed about that situation, I would look into it. 


I would be very skeptical of pumpers on this forum, given current circumstances. 
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