RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:100 million was by Spartan fund and MMCAPDaredevil1964 wrote: You are missing the point. It was led to believe that an injection of 100 million was from a bonfied Investor. Example Bayer or Nestle. This is not a bonfied investment. The share price certainly reflects this is not a bonifed investor. Since the announcement of the 100 million investment APHA has lost roughly 40% of SP. Not to mention a loss of 500 million US in market cap. Does that not tell you that there is something wrong with this deal. Shorting has increased at higher lending rates. The market's do not like this deal, because APHA has been down nearly 80% of the trading days since it was announced.
For some reason there are people on this site who do not want to face the facts. DD 64, you are 100% correct in your post. While the CV 'flu' and systemic market sentiment is a factor in the drop in share price, it is mainly due to what is contained in your post. This is yet another hurdle we need to overcome. Perhaps one day, luck and momentum will change.
We are long overdue.