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RBI Ventures Ltd. > YIKES !!! .005
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Post by BigPop18 on Nov 21, 2018 8:26am

YIKES !!! .005

I just checked my trading account and my RB shares are valued at .005 making them the worst value since I bought them. I know a deal is coming. I know that it should be in the $'s but it is disheartening.
Comment by Funtickets13 on Nov 21, 2018 9:25am
100% it is....any opiniin on why it would be going lower at this time? I’m very much a novice investor but selling right now makes zero sense to me when it seems a deal is just around thecorner...glta
Comment by Investorwhome on Nov 21, 2018 12:55pm
I would suggest no retail investor is selling. Rather the ownership (deal maker) has committed to a deal at a certain share price and is releasing shares into the market at a certain price  (call it .01) to keep the deal at whatever it was proposed.  When I deal is made I am sure the negotiators of the deal have a share package negotiated as part of the deal be their current shares are ...more  
Comment by Funtickets13 on Nov 21, 2018 1:08pm
Thanks for the input & myself as well, I’ve bought what Im comfortable with between .02 & .015
Comment by BigPop18 on Nov 22, 2018 8:42am
That sounds like the more logical explanation, Investorwhome. It also seems logical that Hugh and the board are waiting for the regulators ( exchange) to approve the consolidation and name change before they halt the stock and announce the deal.
Comment by cr7epl on Nov 24, 2018 4:02pm
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Comment by ryansworld on Nov 25, 2018 6:50am
It is likely that the drop to 0.005 is because of the stock consolidation of 1 share to 25 shares from the announcement and penny flippers that are trying to purchase at half a cent to sell at a penny or two in the meantime. At some point this is going to be halted and then we will see what it is going to become in the future. I own shares that I purchased between 0.015 and 0.03 and will be ...more  
Comment by BigPop18 on Nov 25, 2018 7:59am
Assuming that Hugh Notman is a savvy business man. Why would he chose to take the most damaging consolidation ratio for himself and us shareholders, just so he could list the company with 3.5 M shares outstanding? I think not. My guess is that he sat down and negotiated to 1:25 which tells me the acquiring company should be listing in the $2-3.00 range.
Comment by jerrio78 on Nov 27, 2018 10:49am
it will probably do a 50 cent financing then halt and open up at $2-$3, $3 after considering the rollback is 12 cents old money, so its a 3-5 bagger for those who bought millions at 2-4 cents. depending on the new asset it could be a $10-$15 stock 24 months from now but only Hugh and a select few can really know at this point. I bought a few at 1 and 1.5. I like to gamble on these RTO's
Comment by BigPop18 on Nov 27, 2018 1:32pm
I like the way you think ;)
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