Addressing the shareholders goes a long way I humbly offer some thoughts. I understand you may not agree or be interested.....I am a Beleave shareholder and I think the company has a lot of potential if they can navigate out of this current position. I regularly communicate with customer service rep Christa. She has been keeping me in the loop of their operations and the staff there are working hard to fill the many orders they're getting. It's not one guy sitting back trying to ruin everybody's savings.
I can't figure out what the angle of the shareholder relations for this company is. Strategy or apathy or a mix of the two? Are they head down and ignoring all the negativity that is being thrown at them while they try to etch out a sales market? Trying to keep the price down? The problem is that silence is breeding more negativity.
I agree that even slightly more openness and consideration (for the many people who risked their savings to invest in this company) would go a long way. I notice a lot of folks on here bash on the CEO. But, is that really going to help this company to be more productive and get out of its position into profitability? Anyone who has a lot of money tied up in Beleave will be wanting the company to succeed and get back to a place where the stock becomes more desirable. And bashing on the internet is about as meaningful as a punch in the head. Good for getting someone's attention and that's about it. And then there's the pain that follows....ever tried texting angrily at someone and seen how successful that is?
I've read about the past with some shady dealings. There's no denying that. But, there's also a framework for a successful Ontario cannabis company if they get this train chug-a-chooglin.
Money risked on the stock market is potentially a hard go when things contract like they are currently. Or, when a company descends into a defensive position. What's happening currently in the world is also a reminder that a bit more focus on your neighbours well being goes a lot farther in life then sitting around the dinner table talking about how weird they are.
Ultimately money risked on the stock market is at the risk of the investor. Going too heavy on a single position can lead to a big loss that's hard to swallow and changes people's lives. Creates stress and worry. Definitely a learning curve with a lot of fallout when there's a mistake made. Better then flying mistakes though in my opinion. You end up with less money but still have a life to work with:)
I'm into this company for a bit of change myself. I still want to see them succeed. I still think it's rude to attack them indirectly. And attack positions won't bring this stock back up.
So, hey Beleave....how about a couple of press releases to ease people's minds? Is that too much to ask? It would go a long way.
I hope everyone is staying safe and calm out there. If our economy and communities are changing then we're going to have to look out for each other a little more.