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Was it capitulation?

[tamaracktop]

Maybe, it has all the hallmarks of it. Some here are even wondering aloud if Xebec will exist in a year or two. This board is a good thermometer to measure the temperature of overall sentiment. This stock is either the buy of a lifetime or there is something seriously wrong that we don't know about. I've been following this very closely for over five years now, and while trying to be completely objective, I can't see how it could be the latter.

[69andcounting]

TT your objective reading of the situation is backed up by those of many analysts.  I know, we have to treat what analysts say with a grain of salt... okay a healthy dose of salt.  But there isn't enough salt in the seven seas with which to treat so many of the weird postings on this site now.

[Winston1]

I second that. I enjoy reading TT's posts. Whenever we see high volume capitulation for this stock, it always shoots up shortly after. At 57 cents with an $88 million market cap, the margin of safety is wide, as their assets are worth significantly more than its market cap. People were excited to buy this last month in the 90 cent range, but are afraid to buy it at 57 cents. Buy low and sell

[Zebec2021]

That’s just the beginning…new construction slows layoffs happen, home values shrinking less liquidity to do renovations and the chain reaction for all those involved in from refinancing to the actual construction add all the fly by night Real estate agents that popped up…now you have high cost of living less liquidity means less spending on nights out, new clothes and toys leads to more layoffs