Indiva Ltd NDVAF

The price of the stock

[Duster340]

alone is a good reason to get in. also you never know when regulation changes will be rolled out could be next week, or next month, if you do not own you will not reap the rewards. some changes have already been made last month.
https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/news/2022/12/health-canada-finalizes-amendments-on-cannabis-research-and-testing-and-cannabis-beverages.html

[nedstar71]

They did a webinar yesterday to promote the good things happening with the stock and so far today there has been a total of approximately $2300 in volume.  There is no interest apparently and as a trader it's pretty much dead.  If you believe what you type why aren't you buying, other than that $950 worth a.couple of days ago?

[Duster340]

what is your point, that is $950 more than what you bought

[davgro]

Investing $950 in a stock as a swing trader, or even if you believe in the company, is chump change. I personally make more than that on each of my daily swing trades.  NDVA is the wrong type of stock to swing/day trade.  Stick with high daily volume stocks that don't trade on the CSE or "vulture" exchange.  Or in your case, just keep flipping those penny stocks for

[nedstar71]

Yes I just saw your posts indicated you thought the webinar had lots of positives and the price is great etc.  So fgured you'd be buying.  And to that point, if you aren't willing (as stated $950 is chump change) who is willing?  Insiders should be gobbling these prices up if they believe in the company.  I never thought the stock would get this low, but now that it has

[nedstar71]

Is there a link anywhere for the webinar?  I wasn't able to watch it.

[QCINDIVALUVIN]

I agree Ned, insiders should buy at least a little at these prices. It speaks for itself that they don't. 

[Duster340]

i have been adding on the dips, i buy 10k each time, i now own 40k @13.5 avg. if it dips again i will buy another 10k. i am ok with up to 100k eventually,  hard to see how it can go lower though  i thought 15 cents was rock bottom lol. insiders do own a lot of shares and they have been buying up debt neil talked to that on the webinar. sentive will change eventually, the whole sector