RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:How Low Can It Go? Now shareholders are starting to do the same big lot
Wrong again MBT ... geez, this must be getting embarrassing for you, me constantly fact checking you and always finding your, ahem, untruths ;)
70+% of the selling from .64 about three months ago has come from one brokerage, RBC. Another 10% or so came thru anonymous which I would not be surprised is the same person(s) selling thru RBC. Canaccord had about three hundred thousand shares they wanted to sell in the past two weeks also.
The masses are
not departing this stock, quite the contrary in fact. Buying up the 3.5m shares over the past three months has been quite an accomplishment for whoever is purchasing them.
Bottom line, the selling being done is being done by a small (very small) group, their reasons for doing so? I have no idea. Maybe they've lost interest in the company, maybe they want to buy a house, maybe they think they can get better returns in dogecoin ... whatever the reason(s), they can be totally unrelated to the specifics of Bioasis.
I'm not following their lead by selling and neither are the majority of shareholders. Are we happy about the current share price? certainly not. But that small group of sellers is not going to change the fate of Bioasis. I have a friend who bought bitcoin near $20k, then watched it drop to about $7k and he sold bc he had a vacation property to pay for. He’s regretting that decision bc his cottage has not appreciated the 200% that bitcoin did had he kept it. The point is, sometimes people sell (and a lot of) shares for reasons that have nothing to do with the company.
Go back and read JD’s posts on this board and
over here and his upcoming articles
over here where he discusses how valuable the xB3 technology can be. Deborah and company will prove that to us over the coming months!