Well I have to say I have not seen any DD here.
I have never seen a post here indicating a thorough knowledge of the canola business--the harvesting cycle, production time, costs, profit margins, etc
Nor the reason why CPOW has repeatedly failed to be successful in the past, why the factories in Montana and Alabama and Regina have ALL failed to be profitable in the past and why it will be different this time.
And maybe most important how a little firm like CPOW can possibly successfully compete against the big companies with their efficiencies of size, equipment, and their huge cash resources.
if you were a fantastic mechanic who could build a car, could you build it at a cost anywhere near as cheap as Ford or GM?
Pump & dump promoters succeed because they fool people into believing a dream idea, that they have invented or developed something unique, something no one else is doing, like--well like selling canola oil to china?
The big companies will take care of that.
At the end of the day CPOW not only has nothing unique, it does not have the money to pull off what it is proposing unless it borrows the money in exchange for stock shares which means so much dilution of the present shares they will further decrease in value.
In the China deal the reason the Chinese did it is that it is a great deal for them --but it is merely a bare survival deal for CPOW--it means CPOW will probably stay afloat --but--as far as gains for shareholders that is hard, I dare say impossible to imagine.
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