If you were a VCAN shareholder and received VIBE shares and warrants, and subsequently exercised those warrants, you now have an adjusted cost base (ACB) of CAD $ 0.8264 on each of your VIBE shares.
At the current closing share price of CAD $ 0.41 you will require:
- a 100% increase in the share price just to break even
- a 353% increase in the share price to reach the April 6, 2021 high of CAD $ 1.45
- a 635% increase in the share price to reach Beacon Securities target of CAD $ 2.60
These appear to be insurmountable expectations in a sector that is seeing new 52-week lows every day (WEED, TLRY, HEXO today). Heading into 2022 federal cannabis legalization in the US will be on the backburner while Democrats try to maintain their narrow control of the Senate in the mid-term elections. Right now the smart money is moving into the energy and EV sector leaving no support for cannabis stocks that are RED on a daily basis.
VIBE may survive the sector consolidation or be bought out but at what valuation ? Even at a 50% premium to the current share price all previous VCAN shareholders will take a major loss.
But throughout all this TheIdiotElijah, Duster340 (the Asshat), Iscfa and others continue to pump hot air into this flat tire. A year from now we will look back at the losses and realize that VIBE was really just VCAN 2.0.