RE:RE:RE:RE:Shorts Have 5 Trading Sessions to CoverLumberfeverlong wrote: That is a post from last quarter being recycled by the short and distort gang. Rest assured, I'll be doing the same when this thing turns around.
Register123 wrote:
At this point, I think longs have two alternatives to hope for:
1) There may be a company willing to buy out CXR shareholders, but at a price that is not much more than it is currently trading for (I think those who are hoping for a $15+ takeover price are dreaming, but hey, anything's possible.........)
2) If CXR sells off some assets to pay down their high-interest debt, they could probably survive for a number of years, but I wouldn't count on much of an increase in share price.....CXR could hover in the $3 to $6 price range for the rest of its existence..........
How's that for optimism!!!
If there has been any distortion of fundamentals on the part of the shorts it has been minimal, and far less destructive than the pump a defunct mission undertaken by banks, institutions, assorted analysts and half wit retail like yourself since November of last year.
The AMco purchase was a death sentence from the get go. Brexit, unexpected generic competition ( lmao!) and the NHS investigation has only accelerated the process.
Remember, remaining solvent a good investment not make.