Post by
luckyAF on Jul 22, 2020 2:44pm
Welcome day traders. Looks like you've been suckered.
PSA to all who have come from smallcapcanada:
- BEV has $0 revenue.
- BEV doesn't even have a processing license. The $10M-ish 2020 revenue projection won't be possible until they get one.
- Management has given ZERO indication BEV is going to get a processing license.
- The liquidity you're witnessing on the ask isn't matched by liquidity on the bid.
- There are a TONNE of early investors with a $0.10 cost base who are so happy to see you. In fact they're dumping on you right now and walking away from BEV forever.
- Once you newbs and daytraders realize you don't have enough money to move the bid, you'll start selling. Some at $0.26... some much lower.
- Don't be the last one realize a loss. Don't be the one who decides to turn this into a long term investment and lock up bad capital for years.
- CTRL + F "Marcello Leone" or "CEO"
You win some you lose some. You'll lose less if you stop acting like a sucker and fomoing into pump and dump stocks without knowing the full story.
Comment by
Sal1958 on Jul 22, 2020 5:30pm
you got to be shorting BEV or you r another disgruntled Employee. Legitimate companies don't sign letters of intent with other companies unless they r assured the Processing and sales liscenses r on thier way. They don't sign letters of intent unless they know the company they r signing on with is a market leader. Don't fool yourself and others.
Comment by
Sal1958 on Jul 22, 2020 7:34pm
I guess you r another shorter. The companies r making revenue.
Comment by
gairvine on Jul 22, 2020 8:24pm
Not a shorter. I’d advise you to actually look at their last consolidated financials.
Comment by
Planetoflimes on Jul 22, 2020 10:10pm
What are you honestly trying to point out. They will get their license and already co-packing clients which in turn will pay revenue. How many cannabis bottling plants are their in Canada, and how many do co-packing arguements? Not every company can or will see fit own their own bottling plant so they will use another companies plant - copacking.
Comment by
gairvine on Jul 23, 2020 2:41am
My point is go over the financial statements carefully. Look at the relationship between Bevcanna and Naturo Group and if your comfortable with that invest. Also look at the share dilution, the stock options, and the corporate governance. You might see a red flag or two ( or maybe three ). Do some serious DD and don’t get caught up in the hype. Good luck.
Comment by
Sal1958 on Jul 23, 2020 11:28am
thanks for the awsome information.
Comment by
luckyAF on Jul 23, 2020 8:46am
I guess you've never signed a letter of intent yourself... they aren't binding and so far the BEV LOI's that have resulted in contracts always include the terms "if BEV doesn't get a processing license we can walk away for free" Like the OILS contract that says if BEV doesn't start production in 2 months they will lose their exclusive rights.
Comment by
luckyAF on Jul 23, 2020 9:58am
Oh look.... a misleading headline and another LOI. We've seen so many LOIs and so few actual agreements... would be interesting to see an infographic or chart showing how many of these never actually resulted in an agreement. p.s. do we know where the pot is going to come from since the grower is working for another company now?
Comment by
luckyAF on Jul 23, 2020 1:17pm
#1 so you're saying we can be misleading as long as the body isn't misleading? #2 wow sounds like the investment relations person is great. If they're real, what's the person's name and contact so I can talk to them to?