RE:RE:Learn from my mistakesmisjits wrote: I totally agree and I’m sure there are countless individuals on this board with similar experiences. I was one of those guys who bought WEED, APH, and N when they were dirt cheap. I knew not to be scared away, but the volatility and sentiment gave me the jitters, and I was swayed by the opinions that the bubble would burst and we would all be poor. So I sold and took some very healthy profits. I know you can’t predict things, but if I held, I’d be rich. I “forgot”, or “ignored” my reasons for buying them in the first place. I’m not making the same mistake with ACB.....
It's exactly that fear that the market manipulators are counting on. I assume they have Stockhouse accounts to keep the uncertainty rolling along. It's an old game in the markets. Once they start hitting the fear induced sell stops there's no telling where it will end? Granted at this point the market seems to prefer JVs rather than buyouts as companies like ACB are still toddlers in a new sector but in the acquisitions that ACB has made they are attempting to bypass puberty and go straight to adulthood. Does a company that stands right out of the gate to become one of biggest producers of all forms of marijuana deserve to have its sp held back to the extent that it has when compared to its peers? An $8 sp assumes their acquisitions which were on their own major players in the cannabis sector to be essentially worthless. Go figure.
One piece of advice I would give management is when under attack like this to become more vocal in defending the company. They have been much too quiet and must respond to the manipulation maneuvers. There's no way the sp is worth 1/3 of APH and they should let the market know that.