RE:RE:AsksIf youre on the fence it might be wise to wait and see if buying actually comes in. It'll be easy to spot and might be worth risking a few percent gains and catch it on the way up. It'll be easy to sweep up some crumbs which is what most retailers are looking for.
If you like the story, have patience and have money collecting dust, then I'd consider buying now. You will likely not lose in the long run and the cheapest you'll realistically be able to get a good amount of shares for is about 1.50.
The stock won't be uplisting for at least a week and the clinical update isn't until June so you have a few days to assess the situation. If the general markets don't tank, I don't see the price drifting down past 1.45.
All just my opinion.
Stockfshr wrote: Will be interesting to see if those big buyers materialize when we begin trading on the TSX. For those that believe they will, then buying now in anticipation would be the thing to do.