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daveinvestoron Jul 27, 2021 10:17am
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RE:Consolidation
RE:Consolidation Snakebite sorry ahead of time for my little rant below, but I absolutely agree with you.
The company had made mistakes in the past. Everyone knows this and cosolidation was the only path forward. Invest in the company if you think they have turned it around, sell if you don't think this way. It's not difficult and there is really only one person who continually complains and uses the key words like "pumper". Take a guess who that is. It's summer, the market is dead, if you can't handle it drifting lower then you should sell. How many f'ing times do we have to tell people to do this? If he got caught in the early days and lost money, I am sorry but that's the harsh reality of investing. Investing carries risk, especially in small cap POT stocks. How can anyone be so stupid to think that some how the company with completely new management, a new name, and a new share structture is the same company? Only an idiot who thinks every thing they invest should turn to gold.
Snakebite18 wrote: Nothing wrong with consolidations. Understanding them and using them to your advantage is the trick. Seems to me some people are still holding on to a grudge aimed in the wrong direction. Think about it as more like you just invested in a new start up company that just came around, and try to ignore the past. This team has done a exceptional job in basically a short amount of time. From a investors perspective, this looks very healthy, with a strong future. Don't think we would see future price predictions, and analysts, if this wasn't going anywhere. That means people are are paying attention. Going to have to let them get their own numbers going before we can see just how good of job they doing, but given some honest time and a few changes to some legislation wouldn't hurt either, personally I think this will be more than fine.