Post by
Mickey2 on Jul 16, 2018 2:45pm
doing a crash a burn here.
Let see where we can pick some up....falling knife...gotta be careful here.
looking for a gap on intraday chart..perhaps thats my signal
Comment by
SirHumpsAlot on Jul 16, 2018 2:46pm
Incredible. The company bought back over 300000 shares. Insiders have been buying. And the stock tanks.
Comment by
MrEvilx on Jul 16, 2018 2:51pm
company wants to buyback stocks cheap.... I am joking..
Comment by
Al42 on Jul 16, 2018 2:54pm
Looks like people running for the hills. Oh well too late now have to hold and see what happens
Comment by
SirHumpsAlot on Jul 16, 2018 3:19pm
so is this perhaps a short attack?
Comment by
MrEvilx on Jul 16, 2018 3:21pm
the difference between then and now was... Crius did not have the debt of today, no solar unit (which is draining cash) .. but then markets are cyclical, not saying what you expect will not happen, but.. old crius and new crius are way different, and newer one is worse than older.
Comment by
Sadie222 on Jul 16, 2018 4:48pm
They do have some influence over SP, if not control. They could be more enthusiastic about the NCIB program, for one. They could be more timely about their reporting of insider buys. Little things can matter. No news isn’t always good news to the market.
Comment by
Sunnyboy on Jul 16, 2018 5:45pm
Hi Deisman, Did you ask about the all important payout ratio for Q2? Again to RBC Direct Investment management indicated that the Payout ratio for the total of 2018 is expected to be about 80% and payout ratio for 2019 is expected to be about 57%......
Comment by
deisman03 on Jul 16, 2018 6:04pm
C'mon Sb, I suspect that you know as well as I do that wouldn't be legal for them to disclose unless it's in a public announcement as a special release???? You have as much information as I do. Get realistic. GLTA the good folks here.
Comment by
Sunnyboy on Jul 16, 2018 6:33pm
LOL getting a little antsy? The only all revealing thing will be the Q2 payout ratio. All other is just Bla Bla Bla.
Comment by
deisman03 on Jul 17, 2018 3:10am
Wouldn't be the first time Cannacord tried to take down a viable company. Take a look at their share price. Not exactly at all time highs.
Comment by
AAJJRR on Jul 16, 2018 7:33pm
Ouch!!! Good folks indeed????? Desi I feel your pain, though fortunately not nearly as much, unless of course you're a multi millionaire then probably more. Seriously I do appreciate your diligence regarding communications with the head office. If this ends up being a uboat heading to the bottom god help us all, (ghua)!!! ps. ice cream and beer will help with the bruising.
Comment by
Sadie222 on Jul 16, 2018 8:36pm
If that was her job, and she did it well, it should not haunt her. It could actually work in her favour.
Comment by
deisman03 on Jul 16, 2018 9:54pm
It hasn't though. No other job offers and not a single promotion since it happened. Same goes for her boss Rebecca McDonald.
Comment by
Sadie222 on Jul 17, 2018 11:31am
No promotion? So, she’s still working there? So’s her boss? There may be nowhere to promote them to at the moment. That is perfectly normal. No job offers? Is she actually looking, or are offers supposed to drop in her lap from a job tree somewhere? I fail to see any news value here. Sounds totally normal.
Comment by
Sadie222 on Jul 16, 2018 8:33pm
They might have a problem, then. Saying solar is going to a contractor has not been publicly released afaik. That they were looking has been, but not that they had found someone, or where they were looking even.
Comment by
deisman03 on Jul 16, 2018 9:52pm
I suspect they're still looking and my abbreviated report made it sound like they've found someone. I would be surprised if they could find anyone to take that daunting task on. They are going to take a loss, no matter how hard they wish they won't. IMHO they should just shut it down and stop the bleeding. I suspect they can't because of contractual obligations.
Comment by
predawn on Jul 16, 2018 2:54pm
and add to the fact they paid 7.50 for many many of those shares man talk about squander cash