Post by
Keepthedodoaliv on Feb 06, 2022 11:12am
If the CEO's salary
is such a problem from day 1, why invest in Nextleaf in the first place? The financial statements have been available since the beginning, so therefore it's up to each person to do research and make informed business decisions based upon available information. Why bring this up now and make such a big deal? Bottom line, don't blame anyone for your financial loss, or broken hearts in business. Read the fine print as there is a disclamer outlining all the risks involved in an investment such as Nextleaf or any company. The ones that continually bash are just sore because this stock didn't perform the way you thought it would, the sector has been beaten down. This is the nature of investments, especially in startups where cash is in short supply. That's where risk vs reward is very important to measure. The stock market is a very risky place to be in general, even with well established companies, the share price can drop. That's the nature of this game, no use crying foul when the risks are very well presented, not only in company disclaimers but google it. The stock market isn't for everyone, especially the ones that don't accept their lack of due diligence.
Comment by
Gotime2 on Feb 07, 2022 4:46pm
I wouldn't do Pauls job for $200k. He is only doing it for long term gain in his equity position. Wait for Ontario sales, by then NL will self funded by sales. 6 months