Post by
Blackbriar44 on Dec 22, 2020 11:01pm
Liberty Shares for Ayr Shares
OK. In reply to BlueHorseShoe and Salty, here is an example: I purchased 3000 shares at $2.10 and that cost me $6300.00. Exchange the shares: 3000 X .03683 is 110.49 Ayr Shares.
Now you say it is expected to go to a price of $55 to $60 a share.
Now for me just to make back my money I need $57.05 to bring me to $6303.45.
You are talking only about those who bought in at way less.
What kind of deal is that?
OH yes, I forgot. You are only thinking of yourself again.
That is why I wrote before that we the share holders of Liberty right now need to have .245 shares of Ayr for every Liberty and why , because of the increased sales activity and profitabilty of Liberty throughout their 26 retail outlets in Florida which is not taking into consideration GUARANTEED INCREASES IN SALES in the immediate future not counting the financials and CASH that will be given to AYR in the transaction.
Ayr will be robbing the Shareholders AND the COMPANY.
I really hope that the management or officers of both companies read this and LISTEN to the SHARE HOLDERS FOR ONCE!!
I am not out of line but I do hope there are no promoters hooking and screwing the Liberty holder and that person who does that is considered an INSIDER and should be prosecuted.
I am right an don't need no salty or sugary to tell me otherwise.
I worked in industry where I had people always being the bully and forcing people into a corner.
No more.
Comment by
SaltyJim on Dec 23, 2020 6:30pm
I can't help you out on "where" you bought LHS. Perhaps you can try TESLA at all time highs and see how that works out. You had ample opportunity to do research and dollar cost average down. If you want a fixed return and no risk, try Tesla. (Or, perhaps a GIC?).