FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

Very odd disconnect

[ddogold]

We continue to trade contrary to the sector . Would love to know why .??

[iknowsmthing]

I think it's just a simple matter that we're up approximately 100% in the last few months!  A little bit of consolidation at these levels is fine. it's just not something we are used to with Xebec, as we became used to green day after green day, new high after new high. The  green days will return again, just need a little patience.  IMHO.   

[overnout]

I do agree, however, here are 3 other possible reasons. Not in any order of probability. 1. There is a share issue on deck. This price action happened in the mid-$3's and $5's just prior to an issue. 2. The Inmatec deal has shares involved and the closing has a number of shares and price matrix that they are trying to finalize. 3. The Inmatec deal is faltering. I haven't seen any

[Arbourmark]

I also feel we have very little US activity. FCEL, BLDP, PLUG all listed on major US exchanges. One example just look at Ballad Power Canadian TSX Daily Volume vs their Daily US Volume. I hope that XBC uplists to major US exchange as that will attract many more US investors and drive daily volume up in my opinion.

[Ciao]

Here's one data point, BMO's ZCLN (Clean energy ETF) fund has a 11% weigthing of PLUG and if you consider what portion of renewables it represents, its much larger (about 33%). XBC isn't in there yet. https://www.bmogam.com/ca-en/investors/zcln-bmo-clean-energy-index-etf/

[retiredcf]

I actually watched their presentation at the Virtual Money Show about an hour ago. It looks like they only hold the 30 largest green tech firms worldwide. I sent them a question about whether they were now at the stage where they might consider smaller stocks (and suggested XBC). Unfortunately the moderator chose not to feed them that question. GLTA

[Mick67]

I don't agree that its any of the above. I think its more likely that Canadian managers are more risk averse than their US counterparts and that their benchmark to the index is not worth risking a volatile name/sector until it is added. So it remains unknown to big money managers in Canada and is unknown still in the US, where I do think a listing would be very helpful. I do agree we were

[alsoranaround]

Regarding Inmatec, I found it odd that photos of Inmatec products were included in the newest version of the Investor Deck.  Wouldn't they have to wait until the deal is closed before adding their assets to the investor pitch?