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Blackhawk Growth Corp C.BLR

Alternate Symbol(s):  C.BLR.WT | BLRZF

Blackhawk Growth Corp. is a Canada-based investment holding company. The Company invests in equity and debt instruments of companies to generate positive returns for shareholders. It focuses on investing in multiple companies across a variety of sectors across North America. The Company has focused its investments on the health, cannabis and cannabidiol (CBD) industries, in both Canada and the United States.


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Comment by jjwilsonon Apr 22, 2020 3:18pm
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Post# 30940901

RE:Insiders Selling

RE:Insiders Selling"Of the 82,000,000 traded today 48,000,000 by Anonymous.  Got caught in this POS!!! "

Exactly.  Thanks for posting that.  Insiders and PP holders selling at 5, 6 and 7 cents.  You gotta ask yourself if the insiders themselves don't have the confidence to hold the shares why would anyone else?

Yes, it's an exciting story;  millions of test kits needed for a worldwide health emergency and we got 'em!  

Consider these factors;

Small Canadian penny-stock company selling Chinese test kits to the USA up against known US companies selling their own kits - who's going to come out on top of that battle for market share?

Complaints about reliability of said test kits - see National Post article.

Massive selling by insiders for a few pennies when any measure of likely success should represent a much higher price.

Don't label me as a basher until you look at my profile; been a member for 10 years and my posting history is clearly  - not a basher.

I bought some shares last week and quite a few more this morning (fill at .07) - sold about an hour later when I saw the market getting literally flooded with insider shares and got out at .06.  I see this was not a mistake - getting out I mean.  Buying them in the first place most definitely was a mistake but I got sucked in with the story.



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