RE:RE:RE:RE:Will you guys stop bringing back that dilution post >>> You mrshelving1024 wrote: Very interesting....these two posters are of the most dangerous mindset....stick your head in the sand, forget about basic investment metrics and tools, ignore fellow shareholders who have a different perspective.
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I forgot to reply to the most important part. These companies, if some are older than others, are in a new opening market since the legalisation and also around the world. A company could start his how greenhouse then once profitable, open his own stores. Then once again, once the stores are profitable and there is "no" dilution, let's try to buy a competitor. Oops, too late, they are all too expensive and the best ones have already a deal with the other big ones. It would have been better to get financing to get the best deals the soonest possible.
This is why companies go public. A company can stay little with less risk or bigger with bigger risk. Keep in mind that an IPO is already a dilution between the investors buying the IPO. If you think HEXO is diluted, your place is not here and invest in an ETF like HMMJ.