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I lost 3/4 of my investment with this stock, but I felt as though I was doing my due diligence with it but I was in denial as I rode it and rode it and rode it down to the ground, even "loading up" from time to time as it continued to disappoint me and everyone else on this list. I know I wasn't the only one that fell victim here. I've been trading a long time and had done pretty well up until that point as a novice trader. I read books, studied, got up at 5AM to watch Bloomberg for an hour before work, and I thought I knew what I was doing. After all, up until my ATTBF failure I was usually up pretty well year after year over the 10 years I have been trading. I learned my lesson with ATTBF though. I was lulled when I didn't think I could be. I listened to too many people (on here) that seemed to make sense and sounded like they knew what they were talking about because I wanted them to. I should have listened to my instincts. Yes I sold and yes I lost money, but I sold when it hit .50 so had I followed that sage advice to hold, or try to make myself feel better because "technically" I wouldn't have "lost" $30,000 until I sold my stock at $.02 or $.03 per share and at that point I'd be out most of the rest of the money I invested so how that notion ever made any sense to anyone is beyond me. At the end of the day cash IS king. I watch ATTBF from the sidelines now and wonder why in the hell anyone with any sense at all would have a single solitary dollar invested in this stock. Even at a nickel, I just can't force myself to make what may turn out to be a wonderful purchase "down the road". Can't do it. I've lost too much money in this stock as it is. If/when it falls below .03 *maybe* - *maybe* - *maybe* I might buy 10,000 shares for 2 or 300 bucks.
I have lost over $30,000.00 on this stock. That's why.
News about Mr. Flemming CEO.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/abattis-ceo-roadshow-2015-04-20-141732054
More news...Abattis Ends Kodiak $5M Standby Equity Purchas Agreement
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/abattis-seeks-financing-solutions-to-facilitate-new-growth-initiative-abattis-ends-us5-million-standby-equity-purchase-agreement-with-kodiak-capital-group-llc-2015-02-04-14173112
That WAS a nice close. .1616 up over 15% today.
ATTBF mentioned in MMPR news article. See link:
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/enertopia-provides-footage-of-planned-mmpr-facility-2014-11-20
nice little pop just now.
Meanwhile back at the ranch, Affinor Growers up another 56% today. They're using the same patented vertical growing system ATTBF uses.
ATTBF has simply been a huge disappointment and an even bigger bust. How can anyone not agree with that? I can't even tell my wife how much money I've lost in this POC.
If ATTBS shouldn't be affiliated with the MJ index please explain the license they're applying for again? You don't see any kind of relationship there?
I think they're setting up to buy a company *with* a license - a company *like* QED Connect - whose share price is currently sitting at about .18 per share. That company is doing little to nothing and are ripe for the picking. JUST my humble opinion.
We heard you all 17 times. Say something new please.
Arguably the best news of the year and this stock is taking it in the pooter. WTH.
Good point Stan. I think QEDN is ripe for acquisition. They have a license and if absorbed by ATTBF would be sweet.
If the license has so much potential value, can someone here please enlighten me why QEDN is selling for less than $.03 per share? They are one of the few companies with a growing license and it doesn't seem to help them. THANKS.
bensondog, can you please cite any evidence from your analysis to support this statement you made: "There is a lack of confidence in the management". thank you.
I think you're right Barro and I hope we've seen the bottom.
Out of the $30K I've invested in this company I'm only down around $23K as of this morning. Obviously I'm not real happy about that but I'm holding on to at least some day (hopefully) get back to the break even point.
Part of it is that Abattis Bioceuticals Corp. isn't really a sexy name. All/most of us on here have done a great deal of work and know the company. If you didn't - you look at that name and wonder what it is they really do at Abattis. Not saying it's misleading - just saying that it doesn't resonate with most people who don't know what it is or what they do. Abattis sounds somewhat middle eastern and that name could mean a lot of things to a lot of people not familiar with the company. Just saying.
Patience. TRT# is up over 50% since May 27th. It will come around.
you're a dick lol lol.
Like #11474 (and agree).
I wish this board has a LIKE button. Some of the posts are terrific, some are pure bullshit.
And we are green for the first time today.
TWO DOLLARS.
Some more positive news about ATTBF http://www.marketwatch.com/story/cannabisfn-weekly-stocks-mixed-despite-favorable-legalization-trends-2014-05-20
Very nice. Thank you for posting that BUY link.
The whole sector is down overall, so now is a good time to buy but you need to be prudent, and you need to be somewhat patient. Buy more than you need, and when it comes back sell some off (take some profit - no one ever got hurt taking profit) but keep a certain amount for the long-term. Jim Cramer has helped this sector a little recently by talking about it and getting his Cramericans to buy into GWPH. Believe it or not that helps all of us ATTBFers. I've picked up 4,000 additional shares the past couple days. Buy now and sit on those eggs for awhile until they begin to hatch.
make that barro50. sorry. he tells you what to do and when to do it. watch and learn.
If you want to learn something follow sbarro and lesgetrich.
They know what's what. The rest of you guys are fun to read though. I have my favorites that always bring me a chuckle.
You can't really fault anyone for playing the stock market any way they can. The reason people get into it in the first place is to make money right? Nothing wrong with buying *any* stock at a price and selling it at a higher price. No one ever got hurt making money. Whether you're in the game for short term money or long term money we're in it for the money. Period. How one goes about "making" said money (short or long-term investments) are all honorable ways of doing it. The "short" guys aren't doing a thing wrong, it's part of the game/system. it's simply how it works. No reason to get mad at these guys, they're just trying to get by like the rest of us. So is that a problem for the long-term investor? It shouldn't be. If long-term investors really *are* long, the ups and downs of a daily/weekly market should have little impact about how you think. You're in it for the long-term.