Set the record straightThere are a few posters here who are fixated on posting about my bad call on Xebec.
The fact is that if you look at my posting history, I first started posting about Xebec in October 2017 when it was 47 cents and I suggested it was about to go "ballistic"
Xebec traded at $11.50 three years later.
It was a 23-bagger.
People who invested $10,000 had an opportunity to sell at a net profit of $220,000 three years later ..IF they had sold.
My detractors here fail to point that out.
Certainly I made a grievous error in not recommending that people sell, but WhoTF could have predicted what happened to Xebec?
Apparently not the analysts.
Bank of Nova Scotia initiated coverage with a $4.00 target not long before it was halted.
Meanwhile, I remain very positive on Exro, for whatever it's worth.
Very much so.
There was a recent article in the Wall Street Journal that made a convincing case that we're in a new bull market.
Several key indices have recovered 20% off their lows.
If that in fact proves to be the case, and if we eventually look back at this time as having been the coinception of a new bull phase, then nobody here has anything to worry about.
Quite the opposite.