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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Indiva Ltd V.NDVA.H

Alternate Symbol(s):  NDVAF

Indiva Limited, through its indirect wholly owned subsidiary, Indiva Inc., is a Canada-based producer of cannabis servicing the medical and recreational markets. The Company is engaged in producing and selling cannabis products. It focuses on the production and processing of edible and extract cannabis products as well as packaging of edibles and extracts. Its brands include Pearls by Gron... see more

TSXV:NDVA.H - Post Discussion

Indiva Ltd > As a small investor
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Post by geodcan on Jul 06, 2024 6:52pm

As a small investor

I feel like a lamb led to slaughter by the marketmakers, bankers, brokers and manipulators to small investors.

We got a steady stream of good things to come, number one company in its field in Canada, leader of the pack value added manufacture with a declining shareprice from general pot market malaise.

Then big money lenders call a loan that was being serviced that sent ripples of discontent and a mad rush for the exit, right before our company gets caught up in a halt.

What does it take for small investors to have some recourse against this kind of management behavior.

Do we have the ear of any Securities commissions?

It seems that we just have a line of parasites queing up to feast on small investors and they are getting away with it because of the people they have bought like accountants that have outlived their original purpose of illuminating the financial picture of the companies they represent in a fair and honest way.

They have become more like spin doctors that will paint whatever picture that management/manipulators want, good or bad, for a price.

Securities seem like a part of the problem rather than a part of the solution.

I can't help but wonder what happens to the fines and levies they collect.  Do they pay bonuses for performance?

I am last resorted to a lead solution that I am beginning to believe is necessary to get these guys to take their responsibilities more seriously.

Sadly, I speak from experience of adding this to a list of smallcap startups, everyone with huge potential that have followed the same path, halted, suspended, delisted and headed to the US brokers who don't seem to honour any disciplines that Canadian brokers honour and effectively get to trade these stocks down to bankruptcy where they pick up anything of value that is left for use other than by them that financed the business in the first place.

I need to find the bad news sight to steer me past the bullshyt of the sights I have been following.

Starting up and bankrupting businesses is a whole new business of conversion to take small investors money for themselves.

Too easy in a bits and bytes world to conjure up going concerns that look legit.

Gotta wing a few to scare the rest to honesty.

glta and dyodd
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