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Yo tony:

Someone will indeed benefit from the green revolution

will it be Xbc? Maybe

with all large cap green/ renewable cos down 30/40% one would be wise to take a position in who likely the survivors WILL be not MIGHT be

For several reasons noted earlier I  personally give XBC a less than 50% chance of survival 

if it ever breaks its downtrend I will likely buy back, but may not

until it is proven with real results and real insider ownership it is a gamble plain and simple

For which I'll pay up happily

And to be clear, this isn't angry or bitter or poor me or anything of the sort (I've done very well w Xbc)...... it's reality 

So my game plan, buy the survivors (large, well managed and financed) and hold a lot of cash

Interest rates are going up and the trend is still very much down for all assets

good luck

ps you'd be wise to read and actually understand what ferret and others write; there's a lot of wisdom offered on this sit that gets blown off as bashing

Too many people are letting their energy ignorance cloud prudent investment judgement; imo

P.S...Who's going to benefit from all these changes: "Xebec", that's for sure, starting in a year or two...And sorry for Mr. Ferret's gloomy predictions.

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