FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

Potentials

[Trader29]

Hey TT I've been looking to add another company with good potentials to my portfolio, would you have any suggestions. Although I am holding on to Xebec, I am not a "all in one" type of investor.

[mcculd4]

Following for Recommendations too! Thanks TT. 

[newcoin]

Not to speak out of turn but several investors on this board own EXRO. A great up and coming clean energy tech involved with electric motors. GRN is another popular stock with XBC investors. It is very similar and is often called XBC's little brother. Please, you must do your own DD.

[savyinvestor333]

Not sure if any here are invested in Nanoxplore GRA, another Quebec tech darling that has the support of the Qubec Institutions and an International Auto Parts Manufacturer. It is in an emerging industry (Graphene). It has already had a good run this year so do your own dd.

[tamaracktop]

If I owned Xebec and was looking to diversify, I wouldn't buy Greenlane. That would be like opening a restaurant right beside one you already own. Sort of

[Trader29]

My thoughts exactly... looking for something different!

[treehill]

If you want to diversify into something different with really solid blance sheet and prospects, I'd consider either PHO or SPOT. Another consideration is GSI, though there might be more risk there. I have skin in the game with all 3. PHO is unlikely to turn into a XBC - impeccable balance sheet,, undervalued, but growth might be limited and market is a bit cyclical. SPOT merges AI with the

[retiredcf]

STC, CTS, BABY, GRN, AT, VFF, WELL, DOC should be enough to get you started. Happy investing. GLTA

[robert41]

I'm a big fan of sharing ideas there's a lot of posters here and on other boards that have long proven track records of not being scammers we know they are easy to spot.. thx for your posts... I'll throw in a couple of names on the weekend.

[Possibleidiot01]

Treehill , you have mail . PI

[Newtrader1982]

Look into trulieve if you have any interest in the marijauna industry. TRUL it's making a killing in Florida with like 50% market share and expanding to other states.

[Zipolitemexico]

From Bruce Campbell's BNN appearance this week.... One of his top picks is another company solving an nasty environmental issue, plastic waste. Good Natured Products (GDNP) make plant based packaging, bioplastics. Their growth strateg includes buying family owned packaging companies whose owners are looking to exit in their golden years. Sound familiar? They gradually convert their customers