RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:And here we are Againsavyinvestor333 wrote: nedstar71 wrote: That's a helluva list in that contest and given one of your 3 is flat very nice performance.
For a short time Ret.a was also my second largest position too but couldn't do it today with the lack of liquidity and management making it pretty clear they have no intention of playing ball. At this point with all that cash to not even have the common decency to enact a NCIB is beyond anything I've seen. They have abandoned the stock and appear to want it to remain the gutter, where it still trades, albeit barely.
I have been in RET.A since $.50 and did sell a good amount on the run to over $4.00 last Feb so it has been a great pick for me also. I have been content to add some back over the last year but it is tough to hold when it seems like everything is going up except it. It should shine if there is a Big Pullback in the overall market, as there is no Air in the stock. I wil hold for till results are out and go from there.
Agreed. I was in around $1.35 and sold most in the $3.25- 4.25 area.
If management ever does just one thing that is seen as willing to do right by the shareholders it has the potential to double or more. I usually make sure to duck out before earnings as it has a habit of dumping the day of, but will just hold what I have as it's become too illiquid to even bother trying to be nimble. That new CEO is likely just a powerless puppet and that's why they chose her. Anyhow, enough with9 the Ret off topic. Management here are FAR better in tune with how to run a publicly traded company, managing expectations, and showing the are moving forward. The 6 cent dividend, if a one off is not all that monetarily meaningful but speaks to them understanding what a publicly traded company should be doing.