RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Attention You delivered? To whom? Not your shareholders that bought in privately at $2 years ago, not to shareholders who bought in privately at $8 and certainly not to me when I purchased on the market above $7. That was the company line as shareholders watched the stock plummet..."we are the best, it's everyone else's fault this is happening". This is precisely the attitude that concerns me as a shareholder. Where is the responsibility for mistakes that led to this share price collapse? There always seems to be an excuse. You continue to say that the company is doing amazing things and it is "the most undervalued cannabis stock", you are disconnected from the reality of your situation mate. So if Avicanna is a stellar company and the news releases have been great (as one of your promotion team pointed out, although they were confused why nobody seemed to care which means they are terrible at their job if that wasn't already evident) then where does that leave things? I would propose that it is the inexperience of the executive team and their lack of leadership in the public markets that created this disconnect. That would be the only explanation for the share price collapse as the executive team shouted their own praises to the hills. Unfortunately companies aren't built on Hopeful123 nor on executives who spend their time attacking Stockhouse posts asking pertinent questions about the health of the company instead of trying to focus on building shareholder value. I am glad you are excited that the stock price will hit $2.50 or $3 in your best case projection, please don't forget about all of us shareholders who purchased shares well above these "dream" numbers.
-Russ