RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Future"When you see how other venture companies with less can command a higher valuation, it goes to marketing (promoting) of the company."
You liked XBC as a model for promotion and mentioned it here several times. XBC went from about $.50 in 2018 to $11.00 in 2021 and is now bankrupt. They got the stock high but the company wasn't grounded in conservatism. The BNN promoters did a similar thing with CZO but CZO is still here. Gilles rejected Fabrice Taylor's request to raise money off the cannabis craze and now many cannabis companies are in dire straights or bankrupt. A conservative, frugal, and prudent company like CZO can pay off big in the end compared to those into promotion. Let the quarterly financial statements speak for themselves. Speak with the developments to come like PGX scale-up, a 'go', 'no go' decision for fibrosis, and results from the avenanthramide clinical trial. Focus resources and time on advancng the actual business and not trying to perpetually juggle the often 'hot' and 'cold' attitudes of retail investors; especially when you are a year from key events. A companies priorities can say a lot about where the company is trying to make money. CZO is focused on the business.