Investors usually assume that their investment should increase from the time they enter the market. The sellers of the shares have already given up this hope or they see the potential as limited, but sometimes it is also personal circumstances that contribute to a decision to sell. As soon as the demand for a company's shares exceeds the supply, the value will usually rise. Usually, positive news about an industry or a company is the trigger for a renewed increase in interest.
Waiting for success messages
The
dynaCERT (TSX: DYA) share price reached a high of CAD 1.25 last February. In the following month of March, however, the value of the shares of the hydrogen retrofitter dropped to below CAD 0.33. Covid-19 brought the economy around the globe to a standstill and investors' expectations for the future clouded heavily. Just two months later, the shares changed hands again at CAD 0.94. At the moment
the share is traded at around CAD 0.53 and thus at the level of the fourth quarter of 2019.
Investors are now waiting for success stories about sales figures or the future potential of the technology.
In recent months, the company and its employees have been comparatively restricted, like most people in North America and Europe. With increasing easing and the recovery of the economy, positive news from dynaCERT should be heard again. The company has developed a retrofit technology that uses hydrogen as a catalyst for diesel engines. According to dynaCERT, this increases efficiency, resulting in lower fuel consumption and reduced emissions of pollutants.
A supplier in the making
EXMceuticals (CSE: EXM) is focused on the processing of cannabis in Portugal. The strategy is to strategically position itself with its operational and commercial development to
create value through numerous vertical markets and a wide range of cannabinoid formulations. The value of EXMceuticals' stock was around CAD 0.40 at the beginning of the year and closed yesterday at CAD 0.325.
"The demand will explode in the next few years as the European cannabis industry continues to develop into one of the largest cannabis markets in the world and more countries require the use of EU GMP standards. Securing valuable sources of ingredients with consistent, large-scale suppliers such as Plena Global is more important than ever for the buildout of the EXM supply chain. (...)", says Jonathan Summers, Chief Executive Officer of EXM, in a recent statement.
The eCommerce turnaround story
On 14 August 2020
windeln.de (FSE: WDL) will publish the results of the second quarter 2020. In connection with the restrictions to contain the Corona Pandemic, it is expected that the sales development of the eCommerce company will reflect that the
online activities of existing and new customers have increased.
The company's share price was EUR 1.34 at the beginning of the year and has since risen to EUR 6.80. Currently the shares change hands at EUR 2.00.
It will be exciting to see which details can attract the interest of investors on August 14, 2020.
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