RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What just happened ...OptGreen wrote: This is truely special pup, you have rid yourself of this dog a year ago and you show up in the middle of the night after a little pop with concern for the misguided...a saint I say, a dyed in the wool saint!! Well, definately a 's' word but more short than anything holy. No panic pumping required the pop was pretty well sector wide and we are a ways from FQ4/20 report.
Or maybe a buy omen and SP takes off at the open Monday?....caught holding short can get pretty nasty. JMHO....Opt
puppymonkeybaby wrote: theTransporter wrote: 3x? Why you applying a different valuation metric based on revenue to FIRE than the others in this sector? You should apply the same rules as are applied to others like WEED, APHA, ACB, OGI, CRON, etc.
I'm sure their valuation multiples are a lot higher than 3x. You can't apply different rules for your own convenience.
using the same metrics here as its competitors is what got you into trouble to begin with. Those other guys didnt run the company into the ground like Fowler and Nav did. FIRE also has never enjoyed industry hype or established a strong share holder base the way the others did. There is zero institutional ownership. This company is not on anyones radar so it needs to be treated like the bore that it is.
What about my post offended you, Opt, George and Vulcan? You're all about a 9 on the tension scale and thats being nice. I know if feels nice to make nearly 15% on your money in a day. Nice trade! Down 95% and up 15% in a day is a nice start.
Was I wrong for not holding equity all this time?? Would you rather me be a bagholder like you 3? Or can you give me a pass since I have no idea what im doing. I'm just hoping to make some money like the rest of you sharks.
Im a debenture holder as of a few weeks ago. Contemplating what to do but its looking more than ever that this debt restructure is falling through. Anyhow, its always nice to gain some wisdom from you three.
I never listened to you guys before and that shouldve cost me money... but it didnt. It saved me money. Guess I got lucky. You guys really seem to know whats going on in capital markets and you appear to have a tenuous grasp on life itself, so from now on I'm taking your words as gospel.
Heres me, eagerly leaning my jaw on my first waiting for more endless wisdom from the bull party. Go on. Please