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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



TSX:CXR.R - Post by User

Comment by Craigbadon Sep 15, 2016 5:14pm
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RE:RE:RE:lETTUCE (CAHODES) u need help...

RE:RE:RE:lETTUCE (CAHODES) u need help...I get a kick out of you Funnytrader, its hilarious when people blame short sellers for a shareprice going down. I could just as easily blame longs for selling or you for not buying enough to drive the price up (although it was comical when someone bought 1 share afterhours to make it look like the pre-market was up 7%). But the real blame is on management. We're just about to get a death cross on the 200 WEEK moving average, thats not from shorters, thats a trend. Here was my response a while back to the same accusation a while back but it applies to you just the same.

Your in dreamworld still trying to blame others for your mistake of not having an open mind and looking at facts. I get it...shorts are responsible for a business "firing on all cyliders" having a debt to ebitda that puts them on the brink, managements lack of disclosure from last week to this week, price jacking products to a point that invites competition, management not hedging, declining revenues/ebitda, overpaying for weak assets, buying a drug thats not fda approved that could be pulled at any moment, insider selling, having drugs dropped by Cvs, Nhs recommending doctors dont prescibe a medicine, and writing off a half billion in assets they just bought........yeah its the shorts for sure.....management is doing a great job and the business is performing as expected. I truly hope you wake up before you lose it all.
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