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Re: bladerunner1717 post# 210648

Monday, 04/17/2017 11:53:35 PM

Monday, April 17, 2017 11:53:35 PM

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You are right; they are not the same. But are you here to make money or to make a point. You sound like you'd rather be right than be rich. LOL



Merging trading vehicle with a solid company reduces the risk of one parting with large sums of money. I don't consider XXII to be either, when the CEO sends out fluff "shareholder letters" it's generally an instant red flag to me.

Though we ultimately expect major licensing contracts or strategic partnerships to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue, we are very proud of our organic growth and we look forward to reporting substantially greater sales in 2017.

finance.yahoo.com/news/22nd-century-group-issues-annual-135000862.html



To each their own, but there are much better "trading vehicles" out there than a stock like XXII. Why would I use it as a vehicle when I could buy a stock like BPMC (for example) and sleep a little better at night with my speculative investment? I suspect the answer is because one of them is a dollar a share while the other is forty.

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