RE:RE:RE:RE:MovementWhat I mean is, share price has little impact on the daily ongoings of the company. If they are continuing to exceute on their strategy and the stock price happens to fall by 10%, the company doesnt care. The stock market is driven by emotion and a technical breakdown in the chart can cause a stock to fall when the company has done absolutely nothing different (Much like i believe we are seeing now). The company cares about long term value, not the price over the next few days, weeks, or possibly even months.
My opinion: Aleafia has done nothing to warrant its current share price. Sentiment on cannabis stocks was tarnished from a few bad reports, and investors are a little jittery on holding overvalued companies, and let's face it, despite the drop in share price, based on financials even the valuation of Aleafia is currently too high, its the future revenue that makes it earn its current price. Which lead into your last comment; in comparison to others, Aleafia certainly is "undervalued" simply due to the fact that it is one of the LEAST OVERVALUED companies in the sector.
The expectation is that regardless of volatility, eventually the share price will level off at something REASONABLE, which would be an overvaluation in comparison to its peers in the sector.
stocktracker101 wrote: I disagree... What do the companies obligations have to do with what I said.... Utilizing the short postitions is a momentum tool they can use to regain some of the SP loss and I beleive management will use and capitalize on it... Many companies do so... PR has much to do with where the market stands now.... Its what spreads the word about company and brings attention to investors... So I am not sure what you mean... What hasnt Aleafia been able to execute thus far to validate their currently low SP? Aleafia is undervalued in comparison to their peers.. This is why I am an investor.... glta. aleafia long?
Kdawg51 wrote: The company has no obligation to "catch shorts off guard" If you want share price to go up you need execution in their growth strategy, not hype.