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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



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Comment by TOMMY1on Sep 27, 2016 8:07pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:72M Cinven finders fee NOT triggered

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:72M Cinven finders fee NOT triggeredHey Marky1 - I know you asked Rad but just wanted to jump in here. I have spoken to Adam Peeler as well as received an email from him a while back.

He won't return you call unless you say you are flying out to Oakville to meet him in person or you sound really desperate.

Regarding an email reply, I got a "understand your frustration" one liner along with a link to a press release on their website. This email reply was almost instant.

I use email tracking software and it appears they open emails almost instantly within regular business hours, on a mobile device in either Oakville or Toronto. If you don't get a reponse right away, you won't get one as your email then becomes buried in their inbox.

Even if he does call you back, he will likely blame the declining stock price on sentiment and remains tight lipped. It is evident they don't care about how much money you have lost or the fact many retail investors have lost their retirement. This is a red flag in itself. A well managed company would have never come to this - they are running the company into the ground.

As I have said before, I took a major hit with this and have since invested in other stocks with excellent growth potential and less uncertainty. There are plenty of other beaten up stocks out there which are not drowning in debt with a bleak long-term outlook. If this stock had hit bottom, the shorts would not be still circling - more downside to come unfortunately.

Whatever your investment strategy - good luck!

Marky1 wrote: Rad....You mentioned that Mr.Peeler responds to emails...may I ask you when he last responded to your email......I wrote him this morning and he has not responded....Thank you


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