FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

to buy or not to buy............

[whognu1]

a while ago a fellow on here called me a gambler because i had sold out my position at much higher prices

this was done not as a call on the company's prospects, yet simply due to a series of lower highs and lower lows


i did not know then and i do not know now whether this company will survive

AND NEITHER DO ANY OF YOU


i beleive that one of 2 things will happen at the CC later this week

A - all is well, it was just growing pains, the stock will open at $7 on its way to higher prices

B - all is not well and it opens at $2 and potentially becomes uninvestable

so, in my opinion only, that makes this is a coin toss


the ride from $7 to $17 is not as nice as from $4.50 to $17

but it will be smoother

you are not paid to be right; you are paid to make money for your family

good luck

[savyinvestor333]

So saying none of us know if this company will make it  but they stating it will do one of 2 things tells me you know nothing also. You don't allow for anything between $2 and $7 in your estimate which is 99 % of the probability of where the stock will be. I doubt there will be even a 10% swing in share price from the previous close.   

[whognu1]

well mr savvy: i will take that bet of note: i have repeatedly said i know nothing other than that which is widely available to the public  i do however, beleive that you may have missed my point the actual price, up or down, is irrelavent - it's the message that will determine the price if the CC is anything other than "hey folks, we messed up, our systems were not prepared

[Telmelcel]

I AM NOT BUYING. WHEN SP DIVES EXTREMELY HARD TO GO GO BACK UP. THEY CALL IT OVERHEAD RESISTANCE

[whognu1]

I went back and grabbed a random post was from March 2021 and thought it would be helpful for those younger more inexperienced investors amongst us My hope for anyone who has lost money with zebec is that you have learned to be a better investor for your family The lessons have been many, and as I have said many times, I have had to relearn them many times after 40+ years in the market I