RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:the pipe dream is done WTF ARE YOU TALKING YOU IDIOT.!
all I did was post info from xbc's 2021 annual report, all facts, I didn't make any of that sh it up.
you obviously didn't read the 66 page report or did and choose to ignore the facts and make up your effin bs and champion the losers bs. the market usually speaks the truth and reacts to facts, some of you morons on here try and hide these facts from any newbies and just pump the bs. keep on spewing your krap and twisting peoples posts, you do exactly what the loser does to anyone who doesn't tow the party line here, in fact you do it so much you are most likely a loser alias along with a few others on here.
why the F are you affraid of me posting facts and numbers from xbc's annual report, it's only 66 pages long read the effin thing and everyone here invested in xbc should read it. xbc itself hasn't even posted it on their website and their nr on the q and year report was very very thin. even in the annual report mgmt won't tell you what the exact numbers on on some of their many loans, heck they probably don't even know themselves the way things have evolved and come to light over the last couple of years.
no wonder you don't see insiders buying over the last long long time, lol. I can just imagine what some of the mgmt from some of their larger takeovers must be thinking (wtf have we got ourselves into comes to mind) .
we've all heard the phrase too big to fail, I bet not many of you have heard this one "too small to succeed" well imho this could possibly end up being the case here, xbc has 28 100% owned subsiduaries (page 54 of the 2021 annual report, and again I'm not making this sh It up it's a fact) , for a co. the size of xbc to me they have taken on way too much all at once, it's one heck of a jig saw puzzle to me. this is why at this point I prefer a company like grn, so much easier to understand (keep it simple stupid) they have a huge runway, not as big as xbc's but sure as heck a lot easier to see, also a mgmt team that has not screwed up and a clean balance sheet.
I 'm not anti xbc, which is hard for many of you to understand, I hope every green company on the planet succeeds one way or another in improving our planet. a few years ago xbc was one of my favorite stocks and I made a lot of money on it, I've watched it evolve into a total sh it show and it's sad to see and I don't know if they can turn it around and make it work or not, my best guess is 50/50 at best, it just has too much going on for it's size. they have some great technologies but that alone does not make them a success, they have a ton of work to do imho.
cheers ferret