OTCQB:VVCIF - Post by User
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rusty777on Oct 20, 2020 11:38am
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RE:What do we know?
RE:What do we know?Good Day Prizm
I think you have made a pretty accurate synopsis.
Since October 7th we have seen over 12 million shares sold - probably not a lot from retain investors as pretty much everyone is underwater at this point. Probably some retail investors buying on the off-chance the average down they make may permit them to bial a little earlier.
They have all but said that there is little if any chance in having a positive EBITA this year as they are now looking at 2021 before that happens. I think there is the potential for VIVO to do well, there just does not seem to be the will to ake that happen. It takes a certain skill to drive the share price down from over $2.00 to 13 cents - yes other companies have failed, but many have not suffered nearly to the extent that VIVO has. Sadly we have a Management Team which appears much more focussed on their own pockets, than on making this company a success.
I recall someone (I forget who) on this board suggest an entry will be in the 5 to 8 cent range, and he (she) may well be corrrect. I doubt that anyone will try a takeover here - the cost of the Golden Parachutes will be simply too great to make that a worthwile endeavour if past severences are any indication. That leaves us with these folks orchastrating a turn-around - possible yes. The main challenge is the number of shares the insiders own (and this includes both Laflamme bros) make it almost impossible to out-vote them in any way unless there is overwhelming participation by all shareholders (which seldom happens) - they still own sufficient shares to carry the day with a 50% shareholder turn-out.
So, is there an incentive for Management to do what they should do to save the company? Perhaps, especially if there is an investigation afoot that may be a motivator - certainly they have never shown any interest in working for the company or shareholders benefit but the threat of legal consequences may be sufficeint. I am happy to see them do the right thing (finally) even if its for the wrong reasons. I don't really believe there was anything nefarious with the 15 cent offering - these folks simply aren't that smart - was it dumb well yes - the market made that quite clear - but there is now law against "dumb".
GLTA
Rusty