Six MonthsWell, you knew this post was coming. Tomorrow, March 1, is 6 months from the Fresh Hub sale. 6 months with no lettuce producing machines sold. But "you will see several of those announced in the not too distant future" according to the Sept. 21 BNN interview. Again, maybe a definition of not too distant future is warranted.
Again, where is all of this demand they speak of? what about the "country level" inquiries? There is certainly no demand in share price as of this writing. The stock is very illiquid which, in some ways, is positive for a stock with a high float such as this one (already), but at the same time if someone wants out it crashes the share price quite easily. The reverse is also true but there is clearly no overwhelming desire to get in.
Will there be the almost trademark early morning email tomorrow? Or will it be another lonely morning out of sooooo many prior lonely mornings?
2/3 of the first quarter done! Still no financing needed in the foreseeable future? lol. Let's see. CPG was notorious for financing at lower and lower share prices. It has happened once here already now and the price is lower than the last financing as of writing. Will the current installations help? will they receive enough cash in time to sustain their ops (large and growing) as noted in the December interview? what about additional sales to backfill those finalized sales? install everything on the books then what's next? Their sales cycle seems it is very complex in my opinion so IF they actually do make a sale someday those revenues and the cash are a long ways off by all appearances.
Lots of comments made but too many of those comments have just not come to fruition as noted in past posts. Even the China footprint and expansion that was noted in past MD&A's was removed from the last MD&A as I have noted before. What happened to the soon to be announced potato farm? deal in Ontario mentioned in the December interview? I could go on but I've noted comments and results of comments in past posts.
The short position dropped as of Jan 31. We won't know what the next short position looks like until after March 15.
I would like to be an investor simpIy because I do see the incredible tech here, that's what originally got me excited and why I bought in. But I sold and profited when flags started to pop up and things weren't adding up. I can understand the time it takes to get something off the ground but comments should not be made, then, that do not transpire because they erode confidence which is why I sold last year and sit on the side. I might get in again someday and it doesn't bother me if the share price is higher. Trying to catch a bottom or top is pure luck and pointless. Buffett didn't buy Apple until Apple was well in to maturity and he still made a TON of cash. At least on paper he has. There is no point in buying something that has a lack of sales in my opinion since cash is hugely important to sustaining any business especially young ones. Lack of sales just equals dilution over time.
If I was an investor though, would have questions. LOL