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Grupo Traxion SAB de CV is a Mexico-based company engaged in the transportation sector. The Company provides logistics services within eight business areas: Fright, including intermodal and multimodal services, door-to-door, national and cross-border distribution, among others; Integrated logistics, including logistics management, aerial and maritime services and custom transportation support services; Warehousing, including dedicated storage, shared warehouses, packing and value-added services, such as labeling and products assembly; Logistics systems, including software for logistics management; Passenger transportation, including transportation of personnel and students; Special services, including rental of bus and vans; Moving, including national and international moving services, and Advertising, including custom transportation services during marketing campaigns. The Company operates through a number of group companies.

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Comment by Tameraq2on May 31, 2018 2:35pm

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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:I'm glad I have converted all my stocks to tbp

gkmackdadzzz1 wrote:
Tameraq2 wrote:

gkmackdadzzz1 wrote: hi maddbox.

let's not lump tbp with "the sector". as has been stated so many times by leaf et al when it behooves their opinion, tbp is not an mj stock. they are a "pharma" company that has piggybacked off the mj hype.

but to your point, yes the mj sector hit all time highs in january, but not all of those companies have slid down from there. most have traded up AND down from there.

sure tbp has seen the selling pressure cool off the last couple weeks, but it also has NOT seen new buyers. which brings me to my original point (which is not a rumour) that publicly trading warrants probably won't help short-to-mid-term share price.

respectfully, please allow me to break down a simple scenario (and i realize it's not for you but maybe for others such as tameraq or busted).

Example given:

Let's say you have 7500 shares. Which translates at today's share price of ~$5000. You believe in the "pipeline" so want to guarantee yourself to as many shares - not today, but "LONG" - as your capital can obtain. Oh look warrants available! You see warrants and they available for 0.05c. You think, "wow, with my 5k left in capital i can get 100,000 warrants". That's pretty good! You're completely leveraged since you've been averaging down for 6 months and your only capital now rests in TBP shares. Do you try and grab some warrants at the expense of trading out or do you hold your position not really seeing the value in a warrant? Dilemmas. What to do.....what to do?

To be continued.....

madboxx wrote: the entire sector took a slide from January, I think weed hit 24 bucks! TBP has been holding it's own since then, like I said a few pennies in either direction means nothing. glta

Where did you get the value of the warrants?!!

i rest my case.