Greenlane Renewables Inc T.GRN

Possible Endgames

[Canoutchie]

Will Greenlane remain independent?
Or is it a possible takeover candidate?
Buyout by a supermajor?
Greenlane is already partnering with some major players in the USA and Europe. A supermajor looking to jumpstart its business strategy, to reflect the current environment, may be shopping around for candidates.

I'll be curious to see where GRN.V is trading a year from now.
GLTA

[BCdude]

The runway for RNG looks extremely positive for the next several years, as companies like GRN and XBC build out their portfolios. I could see this being of interest to a major. BP, Total, Equinor, Chevron and Royal Dutch Shell have all publicly stated they plan to make renewables a sizable focus of their upcoming businss plans. Shell has stated they see themselves as an "energy transition

[Renofund]

completely agree with this take.  Traders would want this news yesterday.  As investors, I wouldnt mind tacking on a buck or two before this happens.  Still a TON of value to be unlocked before that, which I do not want to prematurely sell off just yet.  500MM would be a dream ... 250MM-300MM would be great.   

[Canoutchie]

I've been holding XBC and GRN for the better part of a year. I tried trading in and out of Xebec late last Spring, only to find myself having to chase the stock to get back in, which tells me that I'm a lousy trader... so I will have to learn to stomach the volatility on these stocks... 40% runups and 30% pullbacks have happened throughout this year. I seriously thought about selling

[BCdude]

Yeah, I suck as a trader too, which is why I buy low and then hang tight -- unless there's good reason to sell. Bought GRN at $0.34 and don't plan to sell unless ... well, it goes on a run like Facedrive and I'm forced to sell when it hits $28.00 ($2.3 billion market cap). And to think FD did this on $500k in revenue and a $9 million loss! LOL Absolutely bloody ridiculous. Seriously

[Canadian_101]

I hear what your saying, another one that  blows the mind is shopify, I bought that 4 years ago at 65 dollars, was happy to sell when it hit 155, only to find out a couple years later that I should have waited as it hit 1600 per share, now thats crazy stuff. 

[retiredcf]

Long time holder of XBC and plan on holding for a considerable time. As for SHOP, I purchased it at $35 but then sold parts at $85, $145 and the last bit at $240 because I believed all the analysts that were saying it was wildly overpriced.  So hang onto your GRN. And if you need any further incentive, here's a nice upgrade. GLTA 11/26/2020 Haywood Securities Boost Price Target C$1.25 C

[JohnnyOil]

I have a similar sad story. I sold out my heavy position in SHOP when Andrew Luck from Citron started targeting it and dropping the price. That was 10 X ago. I was in Amazon when it was under $10. Made 30% and then got scared into selling with news that bots could search all the websites for the cheapest price. Figured that would really hurt Amazon. That cost me tens of millions. So I am

[1condor]

JohnnyOil...you are not alone by a long shot with your experience. Most investors don't hold their stocks for the long term...such as SHOP, Amazon etc. They take their profits along the way...or sell the whole position after double digit percent gains. Those on here that tell you they have been in SHOP or Amazon since they were single digits are pulling your leg.

[BCdude]

I've never owned Amazon or Shopify or Netflix, except through index funds, but in the smallcap world a decade of "hard knock" experience has taught me to sell the losers more quickly and to let the winners run even when they get a bit overheated. Of course, if GRN traded up to $5.00/share over the next year I would be temtped to take a little off the table. Or if it traded much