RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:looks like we are in a stalemate.....Brentkosta - Shame on you for stooping so low and joining the other mindless bashers by fabricating information and trying to pass it on as truth. Im a Canaccord client myself with a significant size portfolio and always in communication with my broker and never once was there any communication from the company or my broker indicating anything you have said. In fact, their advice is to hold my FIRE shares (even when I have expressed my disappointment in the performance) as its a Canadian LP that had yet to realize its true valuation. One thing to be pissed off at the performance of a company stock price (and lets face it, it sucks, but the operation itself is a textbook case of good strategy execution), and another thing to become a bitter old man spreading FUD and lies as you have become. Ive lost respect for you for sinking to these tactics.
brentkosta wrote: I disagree that Canaccord has millions of shares of FIRE. I received an email from my Canaccord broker about 6 months ago stating they are selling all Canadian LP assets and shifting toward US cannabis assets. Any position Canaccord ever had with FIRE was for financings or to buy for their retail clients portfolios. I would assume all retail clients were urged to sell their shares as I was. Whether they made that decision to sell on Canaccords recommendation, is not known. However we can speculate, due to the share price that many clients heeded their warning.
OptGreen wrote: Just to add, there is nothing the Canaccords need to learn about investing and making investments and they have people that provide the technical side of any new sector/ company....They well understand the value and potential of FIRE and the sector, their position was not there 4yrs ago from a lack of knowledge and while aware the sector and company entailed risk for sure, they have a very clear understanding now and appear to see much more potential going forward....The future is much brighter today than 4yrs ago md, JMHO....Opt
OptGreen wrote: I see it from 2 angles md, the small investor, us for example, focus on SP in short term highs are good and lows are bad and the Canaccords/ MMs of the world take our shares when available and sell when the SP is high on the companies with blue chip potential...As long as they are holding/ adding to their position that blue chip potential remains. Canaccord et al have taken multi million dollar positons in FIRE 4yrs ago and have only added to that position since, so who am I to argue?.....To me the FIRE SP levels are buying opportunities for those that choose but are in no way a sign of weakness or time for me to sell. I will wait until SP moves north as FIRE is much closer reaching it's potential or material indication that it can/will not achieve it's plans and/or goals, of which everyone has to do their own DD and make their decissions accordingly, JMHO...Opt
maritimedreamer wrote: as always opt your humble confidence in Supreme is appreciated...... you and i both know we have a great company here, and the market just has yet to catch up to it. Honestly, i don't think many people even understand the cannabis market, that includes the analysts/insitutional $$ etc. Why i say this? Is because this is a new 'legal' market..... they do not understand the plant, nor do they understand the consumer. The companies that skyrocketed were the ones that presented the trigger words that the analysts etc believe is the winning secret sauce. SQ Footage, xyz # kg/year.... the question is will they even reach those targets.... and lastly will it even sell! The low volume is telling us something.... i believe we are at a tipping point..... and the tree has been shaked hard many times........ As Supreme executes.... the eyes will turn this way....... (but still frustrated with the SP ATM lol)