RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Mgmt F_CKED CDN Investors!
Basing off of this series of comments, I might be very much wrong (I can't know your personality at all from such a small thing to base on), but, it seems like on an admittedly very small impression...
A) You are a highly emotionally volatile investor. Maybe don't share price watch if you have emotional control issues and associate emotions with your investments?
B) You are self-entitled and think that everyone revolves around you individually and that you are owed things, and if something doesn't go the way you want, or that individually you perceive benefits you, that someone has wronged you.
C) You obsess over day to day share price moves which are absolutely meaningless if you aren't a day trader. Referring to point A: maybe don't watch share prices so frequently?
D) You struggle in taking responsibility for your own behaviour.
E) "so called fantastic Nasdaq opening?" according to whom? Acuity never told their investors that the share price would boom upon a Nasdaq uplisting. If the company told us that, then right away you should know the company is either attempting to market manipulate, or they are delivering promises that they can't provide assure will be held up as it is outside of their control. That would mean you are a fool for being invested in such a red flag ridden company, and also that yes, they screwed people. This is not the case. Since you didn't identify yourself solely as the origination of this idea that there would be a so called fantastic Nasdaq opening, that leads me to believe that you read different people's sentiment or opinion or feelings about it, ignored those who were logical or rational and didn't assume it mean a definite or even most likely share price apprecation, and believed and relied on this to be the case.
Why does it matter what the share price does today? Lol. It doesn't. Like, not at all. Not even a tiny bit. And if you rely on it doing something specifically today, you screwed yourself and should learn to accept responsibility for your dangeorus risk taking based on unfounded assumptions.
Expecting a future to pan out some specific way because there are people who expect something that is unreasonable to expect (same thing goes for a company like SQ smashing earnings and expecting the share price to go up the next day, this is completely unreasonable, just as it was unreasonable to have high confidence in any particular share price reaction to Nasdaq uplisting or terms of the deal in advance).
If you still think this company did some wrong in bad faith, well guess what, that's part of investing. Deal with it. If you need to be angry, maybe direct that anger at yourself. Or maybe don't be angry at all, because it's a ridiculous thing to be mad about. Maybe accept responsibility for the consequences of choosing to assume the known and unknowable risks of investing directly in a company. Maybe accept responsibility for assuming or anticipating with zero basis whatsoever to do so, that the uplisting would = immediate share price appreciation, and that the terms would be specifically catered to your preference. And lastly, maybe start long-term investing instead of day trading if you aren't good at day trading and have this intense emotional attachment/volatility when it comes to investing. Sounds like you'd be amazingly stressed out and always pissed off at everyone but yourself if you're a day trader. If you're not a day trader, then maybe chill out and relax or stop watching the share price? Since it does not matter if it goes up 25% today or goes down 25% today or stays dead even at all.