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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Traxion Sab De Cv Ord Shs GRPOF

Grupo Traxion SAB de CV is a Mexico-based company engaged in the transportation sector. The Company provides logistics services within eight business areas: Fright, including intermodal and multimodal services, door-to-door, national and cross-border distribution, among others; Integrated logistics, including logistics management, aerial and maritime services and custom transportation support... see more

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Traxion Sab De Cv Ord Shs > At last fair analysis for Tetra. Taking knowledge
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Post by Tameraq2 on Aug 06, 2018 5:24pm

At last fair analysis for Tetra. Taking knowledge

I like this analysis for Tetra. Those ppl understand that the numbers do not apply to TBP because the assets of Tetra are mostly knowledge which is intangible value. This is what they say about tetra on cedarvillenews. In trying to determine the current valuation of Tetra Bio-Pharma Inc. (TSXV:TBP) shares, we note that the Book to Market ratio of the shares stands at 0.205422. Its commonly accepted that a Book to Market ratio greater than one indicates that the shares might be undervalued. The book to market ratio has some limitations in certain industries however where intangible assets (such as knowledge) often are not represented on a balance sheet. The ratio is calculated by dividing the market price per share by book value per share
Comment by frobin2 on Aug 06, 2018 7:16pm
I thought the shares were undervalued already. So you're saying they're overvalued, or its harder to detemine due to the large amount of I/Ts on the Balance sheet?
Comment by Tameraq2 on Aug 06, 2018 9:46pm
Book to Market ratio analysis doesn't apply to all industries. Pharma firms like TBP have knowledge that will produce revenue in the near future. So they don't have physical facilities like greenhouses that you can evaluate. You can't evaluate knowledge and you might spend more money to find the perfect strain for a certain pipeline than building a 5 acres green house. Knowledge is ...more  
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Comment by Hammertown87 on Aug 07, 2018 11:21am
Canopy Growth Strengthens Commitment to Cannabis-Based Medicines Through Completion of Canopy Health Innovations Acquisition THEY WILL TAKE A RUN AT US I THINK.$$$$$
Comment by PCR1917 on Aug 07, 2018 11:47am
I thought of it too. I think it is really a possibility when we look at how canopy health is talking about the importance of clinical trials. We also have a partner in common with neptune. Also, some people on canopy advisory board (dr mark ware) seems to be very close to some tetra's partners (people at sant cannabis and mcgill university). At least, if canopy is not interested in tbp, the ...more  
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Comment by frobin2 on Aug 07, 2018 12:39pm
It would only make sense to buy TBP than to venture on their own, especially with TBP so far ahead of the competition as far as trials, having a great relationship with FDA and Health Canada, and their arrangement with the major distributor not named yet, would only make Canopy's life a lot easier.  Now - this is a hypothetical situation and TBP senses that a buy out offer is on the ...more  
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Comment by PCR1917 on Aug 07, 2018 1:24pm
I would answer you by a question: who has more money to manipulate the share price, a little biopharma like tbp to have a higher offer or a larger player (pharma or big lp) to pay a lower price?
Comment by frobin2 on Aug 07, 2018 1:35pm
Thank you for the correction - I don't believe TBP is shorting the stock, I guess I meant large players. We'll have to keep an eye on who is purchasing/shorting/etc and speculate from there. So far in past week, we are starting to climb slowly little by little, so I'll just enjoy that for now.  Once phase 3 trial results are released, and the hopeful good news is out, there's ...more  
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