RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Last 12 Months at NXO If someone sold at a loss and moved on they would not have a kind opinion of the company or their predicament...
which is definitely an important point...especially if someone else hangs on tight with that same negative opinion and maybe worse...because they see management as lowlifes who lie.
But more importantly, who is better off....the one who sold and learned, or the one who hangs on and complains to the point it has become pathological?
As investors, we have absolutely no control over what the company we invest in says or does. All we can do is buy and sell shares.
Full Stop! As for the law. Luckily, we have a system of Common Law in Canada....the Civil Code in PQ...that is able to respond to the times.
So launch a lawsuit...make it a class action with you as the lead plaintiff...and let a law firm that specializes in this kind of stuff handle it for "a piece of the action" (well it is a big piece...but they take the risk)
If you are so certain your losses are their fault, hey, maybe you can wring some money out of your predicament and change the law at the same time.
Here are some suggested names
Diamond and Diamond https://diamondlaw.ca/class-action-litigation/ 1-800-567-hurt
Kosky Minsky https://kmlaw.ca/practice-areas/class-action/ 416-977-8353
Slater Vechio https://www.slatervecchio.com/class-action/ 1-888-737-9990
Phone calls are free....and you will know you have a case if they take it on.
Damn1212 wrote: Even if one sold and moved on i doubt they would have a kind opinion of NXO ... So that has 0 bearing on the conversation.
Dont forget all the interviews and news releases where Paul promised Double Take Production and sales estimates.
Dont forget all the new releases and interviews where NXO uses the word ( customers ) when its clear to all and proven that they have no customers.
To me that is intentional misleading.