RE:RE:To add one more thoughtYou would have to be an extreme gambler. We are opposite sides of the coin. Hoping for a Bruce move with a new CEO who was in charge of the US CBS operation is not great odds. I tried to buy a short on acb and could not as there was no inventory - should tell you were it is headed. Just my opinion
skyplt wrote: Same page.
The gambler in me is tempted to make a play on ACB. I cannot help but think they pull a Bruce Linton type of move (remember, the night before what was going to be dismal earnings he announced the Constellation deal). Somehow I don't believe that will happen with ACB. If I were circling around that dead carcass I would wait for bankruptcy and then just buy off the assets I wanted for pennies on the pennies. Good weekend CaneIsAbel. Glad we worked out our differences. Sounds like we are in violent agreement.
CaneIsAbel wrote: Yes I agree Sky we won't be there anytime today without (proctor and gamble buying in lol). However, I am a firm believer even if none of the aforementioned things occurs with a buy in or purchasing a US distributor and we report a successful profitable October quarter report. With elections looming we will still begin are ascension in share price value. Especially upcoming disaster ACB about to report. We will gain new investors from all angles of the sector as Aphria proves we are number one. If Irwin can hold of on any dilution without a purchase to coincide and we can avoid anymore write downs as he promised once before, we can very well be 20 USD a share end of October. I am a firm believer of that. I have been watching stocks long enough to know the investors want the good news they are aching to know their money is in safe hands. WE NEED THIS QUARTER REPORT POSTIVE AND TO BEAT ANALYSTS