Post by
himmler on Nov 12, 2024 10:22am
To buy or not?
Tough question, for those underwater which is everyone.There definitely has been some interesting posts...but some are outright wrong,such as SPB not paying a dividend( they do just nowhere near before).
Lawsuit nonsense has abated as well.But that's just sour grapes.
I've said before buying below 7 bucks is a good deal ...but only for a new buyer. The rest of us not so much.
There was also posts about insider knowledge..it's always possible however why did insiders buy below $7?...and this "dead cat bounce" didn't happen as the shareprice is holding relatively steady.I know brokers are buying this stock as well...and share buy backs aren't in the equation yet.This is a show me stock now and it can take a year out to prove anything.
As for the kids criticism of my dumb user name and my posts,I couldn't care less about their childish rants.
I'm entitled to post my opinion as everyone else here .And besides...these same kids will never have the balls to ever admit in the future,that maybe,just maybe...I may be right.
Comment by
Apaulson on Nov 12, 2024 11:15am
@Heinrich: Let me give you a history lesson disphat. Yesterday was remembrance day in Canada. Our greatest generation help defeat Adolf Hitler and his main accomplice, Heinrich Himmler, who you choose to praise. You should do like your idol and go the way he did in the end. And your opinions on investing in SPB have all turned out to be stupid so get lost.
Comment by
1condor on Nov 12, 2024 11:50am
Time is here for SPB to start buying back their stock (the NCIB starts today). They cut the divvy....now its time to belly up and get busy buying these cheap shares. Lets see if they can even do this right.
Comment by
Podios2 on Nov 13, 2024 2:46am
I agree they basically took our lunch money away from us now let's see if they actually start buying up the shares they said they would we will find out soon enough
Comment by
Apaulson on Nov 13, 2024 8:03am
Shawn Bradley Vammen, VP of Liquids, bought 5,000 shares yesterday. Allan MacDonald, CEO, and his $10 million in annual compensation needs to step up and put his money where his mouth is though, otherwise, tax loss selling is going to accelerate.