RE:RE:RE:ACBAgreed Trans, ACB was looking like it was going no where but down and now heading north strong...the assessment of the sector and the companies in it is far more volitile and unpredictable than the established sectors and companies. The green is there for ACB but while they will still have to make plenty of changes yet and their survival does not seem to be in question
FIRE has no where near the issues in their way today and with what appears to be most everything in place now we should be able to expect a much better current quarter to get the FIREball rolling and start generating the level of sales/revenue it is capable of, JMHO...Opt
theTransporter wrote: Aurora's financial perormacne was lackluster just like Supreme's was. Both companies demonstrated reduction in operating costs and cash burn. Aurora's QoQ revenue growth was a little higher than Supreme's however Aurora's cash burn is a greater concern than Supreme's. Yet look at Aurora go. Already up 3x from the bottom. Most people priced in bankruptcy in their stock price thus although their earnigns report was lukewarm, it showed the company *may* be able to survive which is why you're seeing that rally.