FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:the pipe dream is done

[ZouZS3]

With all due respect AlwaysLong683, my question to you is: why are you even bothering then? Why are you still even waisting your energy trying to prove your point. Don't you have better opportunities? What I'm trying to understand and I still can't is why are you, ferret, whognu and many others still trying to prove your point if you guys don't even believe in the company! What is your interest in the company. What is your position in this company. Are you just here simply trying to prove us wrong for fun? Are you shorting the stock? Aren't you here to make money? Most of us cheerleaders are here for at least the next 5 years. Honestly, I'm curious, what is your position? and what is YOUR expectations if you have a position?. I mean why would you waist your time arguing against the company if time is money? You could be just enjoying this board and its fine. What do you want us to do? Sell everything and move on? Why do you care if it's my money? Personally, if I didn't believe in the company, I wouldn't even be here long time ago. I would be looking at better opportunities. So what is your point? Please explain.

AlwaysLong683 wrote:

ZouZS3 wrote: first of all, do you people even know what pumping means? In a pump and dump scheme, we typically spread false or misleading information to create a buying frenzy that will pump up the price of a stock and then dump shares of the stock by selling their own shares at the inflated price. Every thing that goes up goes down and vice versa. We bought but never sold. In fact, TT never even bought a single share so how can he profit from pumping the stock ? We've been wrong for over a year now but we've been right for way longer. What don't you understand when we say we believe in the company for the long-term? Wake up man

Fair enough, I'll use the word "cheerleaders" instead of pumpers.

Re. TT:
TT can correct me if I'm wrong, but my understanding is that while he purchased XBC shares for clients when he was a financial planner (???), he never bought any himself. Why is that? Has he not personally invested his own money in common shares of companies in the past? Does he currently holds zero common shares of any company? Conversely, if he does personally own comons shares of any other company, why is he not invested in XBC shares as well? Seems hypocritical to recommend / purchase XBC shares for clients while you yourself don't buy any personally and instead by shares in other companies if that was / is in fact the case........

Re. believing in the company long term:
That's fine, it's your money and your decision. However, there is an opportunity cost to holding on to shares of companies like XBC that take huge hits to their share price in years like 2021. Sure, if you bought shares in 2018 or earlier, you'd but up a handsome amount even over a 4 or 5 year period, but you would have been up a lot more had you sold between December 2020 and March 2021 when it was trading in the 8.00 to 11.00 range, or did you really think that the spike was justified given the state of the company at the time and that it would just keep rising and rising.....?

Also, what do you mean by "long term"...? One year? Three years? Ten years? And how much per share do you think it will be trading at once it hits your long-term time period......? Now, you may be proven to be correct, but the renewable space is still in its infancy and there will be many competitors world-wide trying to dominate the various sectors within the space, so at this point I believe it's anyone's guess as to which company(s) will come out on top.....