I don't know what that means. Zac's entire life has culminated to this point. His entire background is frontier markets.
I don't care what you do or think. Sell, buy, short. It matters not. My destiny is intrinsically tied to the truth. The truth about Helix is that it's trading at multiples to a discount to the cannibis industry as a whole. You can argue the whole industry is overvalued, but that matters not to me. It's a market leader; they are legit, and everybody is in a race to scale up right now. It's a complicated, high stakes, high finance situation.
Not everybody is going to make it. HLIX has a good head start and crushed Blue Line when they were down. They are the consolidators, not the consolidated. They could be bought or not. They are fulfilling a need and growing with very respectable margins. It's very interesting vertical integration. I watched them grow from a tiny strand of DNA, before they were even a seed. They were underestimated then; they are underestimated now.
The truth will come out in the shake. A verdict will be delivered and will reward or punish those on the wrong side of it. That's all that matters to me. I get paid to be right. The lower the price, the more likely I'll be right. The lower the price, the more I can tip the scales of the universe towards my will.
If you think Zac's selling is a bear signal, then sell. The truth, the universe, just doesn't care. The outcome will end in truth. Maybe I'll write Zac a thank you note for his shares in 5 years. Or not. Matters not.
There is usually more than one interpretation for the same observations. If you are a binary thinker on one set of facts, do your binary bidding.
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