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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Nova Cannabis Inc Com YSSCF

YSS Corp is a retailer and trusted destination for adult-use cannabis in Canada, focused on driving near-term growth while building long-term shareholder value. The company has built a strategic portfolio of Licensed Retail Stores across Alberta and in Saskatchewan and intends to expand into Ontario as well as other Canadian markets. Management is focused on strategic opportunities within the... see more

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Nova Cannabis Inc Com > Reverse split!!!
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Post by reefercat on May 09, 2019 5:15pm

Reverse split!!!

If it happens and if it's 6 to 1. Between .18 and .24 post r/s should be a good entry point I think. Fingers crossed.
Comment by Newguyrook on May 09, 2019 7:02pm
Are you mental? You say the same dumb sheet on other boards... What makes you think this already low market cap will go to half what it is at now? Wow
Comment by Newguyrook on May 09, 2019 7:10pm
All you are trying to do is support panic sellers and dumbies who now think the stock value is less or the stock price is now too high after consolidation. But in reality literally nothing changes in value of company or percentage of company owned with your new share count. Six times less shares and six times the value! If dumbies do dump this to your hopeful levels (which are outrageous) I'll ...more  
Comment by INVEST4LONG on May 09, 2019 8:32pm
exactly , you are right. reverse split is only gonna reduce number of shares not the valuation... there will be just more price action... dealt with reverse split before in different stocks ... most of the time people sell the stock when its a reverse split.
Comment by AHRBull on May 10, 2019 7:41am
why should anyone sell the stock after 6:1? If I own 1 mio shares for 0,05, I will own after the consolidation later 166.666 shares, purchase price will be added up to $0,30. why should I sell? why should anyone else sell? that doesnt make sence. this consolidation is just cosmetic
Comment by AHRBull on May 10, 2019 7:58am
the whole deal structure is placed @ 0,05 cad. company raised ~ 30 mio. cad in 2018 for 0,05 a share. this is after consolidation 0,30 cad/share. why should anyone sell after it? they dont have profit. so no one will sell below 0,30 cad. simple math, isnt it?
Comment by INVEST4LONG on May 10, 2019 9:46am
it is simple math yes, but unfortunately people still sells....more room for stock to go down after reverse split.... and thats the time to add more...
Comment by AHRBull on May 10, 2019 9:54am
why should they sell if they have a loss? come on.
Comment by INVEST4LONG on May 10, 2019 10:13am
i guess you are thinking no one sells at loss.... if no one sells at loss then no investor will have losses in their investment only realised loss , not actual loss..... in investment sometimes investor has to sell at loss... to cut the future losses or to take position in other future prospect gains in other company........right now trades going on at loss ..... whoever bought last year and never ...more  
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