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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum VIDWRX INC SMDWF

"VidWRX Inc is engaged in developing and operating cloud-based video content production platforms and video production series targeting the business and news markets across North America."

GREY:SMDWF - Post Discussion

VIDWRX INC > Same thing happening to mzi
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Post by Tanker81 on Jun 25, 2015 3:46pm

Same thing happening to mzi

This is so staged......what a crock
Comment by CQCmaster on Jun 25, 2015 7:08pm
Plain & simple - https://www.equedia.com/why-the-tsx-venture-is-failing/
Comment by mike270 on Jun 25, 2015 7:38pm
The TSX AND TSXV has Been Tanking for Some Time Just Look at The Charts They Will Have to Shut Down at Some Point if Things Don't Change...
Comment by mike270 on Jun 25, 2015 7:50pm
I should have looked my self at the TSX Charts But I was reading Some Rants on the Internet that made Claims But I Do Believe We have Serious Trading Problems ..
Comment by CQCmaster on Jun 25, 2015 8:06pm
tsx is fine. Tsx venture is troubling. You have to be vigilant on what's going on with a company before making your move. One of the biggest scams in venture is financing with warrants. For example... An institution finances company ABC with money. They get warrants for really really cheap. As the price reaches highs, the institute shorts at the peak and then uses the warrants to cover which ...more  
Comment by capitalgain on Jun 25, 2015 8:44pm
They will also short a company down to the financing level they want. They make money on the way down, then lock in the financing at ex: 15 cents. Some funds will short in advance of a pp that hasn't even been announced.... They can also bypass the 4 month hold this way. You can't win. Having a smart CEO helps.... I'll let you decide if this is the case here.
Comment by home001 on Jun 25, 2015 10:04pm
Capitalgain: Did you watch all of the Austrian George Fleming interview. If so, what do you think of his comments on the stock. Most CEO's I've seen interviewed won't comment on their stock.
Comment by tor27 on Jun 26, 2015 8:00am
CQC/Capital - you guys both hit the nail on the head. We can thank Europac for today's share price... We can also thank our amateur CEO who was fooled by Europac thinking they could raise 2mil at .25c. George should stick on development side of things and hire someone who can deal with the institutions.
Comment by CQCmaster on Jun 26, 2015 12:24pm
I don't know if I read this correctly but from my understanding the PP basically states that Euro Pacific gets one common share @ $0.25... and half of a common share for a purchase warrant that costs $0.35. Which in term means they only need to pay half of that $0.35 for one common share and that would be $0.175 per one common share? So if you do the math, $0.25 + $0.175 = $0.425 for 2 ...more  
Comment by ElectricFuneral on Jun 28, 2015 12:51am
how can you show us your charts and tell us when to buy when you don't even understand a simple PP. One unit = 1 common shares + 1 half warrant. So, 2 units = 2 shares + possibility to have a third one for .35 within 2 years. So it's .25 a common shares and it could become .283 if warrants are exercised. (.25×2+.35÷3=.283)....