FormerXBC Inc XEBEQ

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[ZouZS3]

Xebec is completely disconnected from the industry. So frustrating. Very hard to predict Q2 after many many deceptions from management. Investors clearly lost trust and are no longer taking any chances

[Zebec2021]

[filoux004]

Xebec you have competition from Ferret. Peace

[Zebec2021]

he had better learn to cut and paste then lol!!!!!!

[ferret_ca]

ah thank you, lol. I thought you had to go thru that banana shaped thingy in the 2nd row above, you that thing that's about the size of the titanic's brain, or maybe a bit bigger, haha

[AlwaysLong683]

Never owned XBC but all it takes for me to dump a stock is the first sniff of management not levelling with shareholders about information shareholders have a right to know. Also, overpromising and underdelivering is another sell sign for me. I'd rather take a loss and move on than hang around and watch the losses grow in size, or double down and see the share price move lower from there too

[ZouZS3]

I admit I did a mistake. I spent so much time & energy trying to understand the business that I couldn't just let go. It went from zero to a hundred real quick, was thinking with my pink glasses. But whatever money comes and goes anyway

[ZouZS3]

Now it's become reasonable to think that in 5, 10 or 15 year time, this is going to be some interesting growth. Going back to 2002 some growth stocks reached absolutely incredible levels on the grounds that their products were going to be necessary going ahead. And it turned that they were. indeed in you look at fiber optic cable which what's killed nortel and you look at the stories in

[tamaracktop]

Many here won't remember the Nortel story. I remember it very well. The highest trade ever in Nortel was at $124.25. I saw that trade go through. At the time Nortel represented 37% of the entire TSE Composite index. John Roth was at the helm. Many people have no idea that Nortel never once reported a profit in its entire history as a publicly traded company.

[filoux004]

What's your point? Nortel which was known as Mortel in Montreal trading desk (french for death) went bankrupt! Has Xebec ever been profitable? Not Greenlane today they double their losses!. Peace

[therealmccoy]

sometimes you need to know when to hold them and when to fold them TT/the titanic/'due didiot'.... the Titanic was thought to be unsinkable yet sunk on its maiden voyage..... a musical interlude for you kenny/TT to play the night out (name this tune): You've got to know when to hold 'em Know when to fold 'em Know when to walk away And know when to run You never count your