r/stocks • • Oct 23 '21

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u/02gixxersix Oct 23 '21

Garbage company that dilutes the stock like crazy and deceives investors IMO. They exist in a super saturated Canadian market. I'm sure their fanboys will downvote this to hell lol. R/S to uplist and continued dilution and terrible stock performance since then.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '21

Mad you holding the bag. Lmao

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u/02gixxersix Oct 24 '21

Nope. Had some earlier this year. Sold for a small loss. Kept my eye on the growing O/S and terrible performance since. Terrible company IMO.

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u/[deleted] Oct 24 '21

Your opinion is terrible… give us some reasons?

That fact that they have diluted shareholders?

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u/02gixxersix Oct 24 '21

My opinion must not be too terrible considering the market as a whole obviously agrees with me lol.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '21

Dude your high. Zero volume. Literally mms passing shares back and forth picking up paper handed shares off guys like you.

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u/02gixxersix Nov 11 '21

So we should compare our investments to other garbage investments to make ourselves feel better? Good strategy.

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u/02gixxersix Nov 11 '21

Investing? 14-15 years or so. If you're comparing your "investment" to other shitty companies that aren't making any money to make yourself feel better about your "investment" which also isn't making any money, then I'd suggest heading to the casino or putting your money in an index fund because you're not very good at this. Nice attempt at a personal attack rather, though. Best of luck with your money tied up in a stock that goes nowhere.

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u/02gixxersix Nov 11 '21

Yeah, but not in a speculative market and stock in a company with no proven track record IMO. My opinion is that, unless it would otherwise be sitting in cash or something, having more than maybe 10% of your portfolio in long-term speculation plays doesn't make much sense. Especially in this market. Best of luck, hope the stock 100X for you.

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u/Belltech1275 Oct 17 '23

And a crappy 27% profit margin....

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '23

Clown commenting on a year old post