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3 Sixty Risk Solutions Ltd SAYFF

3 Sixty Risk Solutions Ltd provides risk mitigation services to the public and private sectors. It offers services primarily in the risk management spectrum, from providing secure transport services nationally, to embedding security specialists within Canada. The company also is focused on physical security and transportation within the cannabis industry. It also provides corporate knowledge and experience in diverse environments and sectors across Canada and Internationally including cannabis, critical infrastructure, non-core policing, oil and gas, and mining.


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Comment by Stockfinderon May 01, 2019 11:05am
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RE:RE:RE:.32 wow!!

RE:RE:RE:.32 wow!!Yea it's crazy to watch, that's why I don't. No one is selling at a 20-30040% loss now, it's the cheap paper, people making bank on cheap shares they bought last fall. Once we clear through it, and we see the momentum via financials, we'll be fine. It does suck to watch, but am optimistic that it's common terriroty for a newly list company, in the "prove it" stages.

1234ZION wrote: Your not wrong but not everyone adheres to a long term hold strategy. For me and probably many others, a reasonable mid term hold is 3-6 months but all the respect to those who invest and or trade different from myself. Either way though, these share prices falling in the short term  is good for nobody.  To your point and Buffet quote, , buying in at .45 I  incorrectly thought that this was the time when others were fearful as it had dropped so much already and never I imagined it at these prices with all th hype that surrounded these guys. Anyways, sometimes these boards are for insight and shairng information and other times its for venting slightly when sh!t hits the fan like it has now.  The only mid term hope is that when earnings are finally released that they can move this back up in a serious way.  As I write this, it just hit .30!

Cheers


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