Thats a good question BUT who said CBIS will still be a "penny stock" when the right OPP to get a buyout will occur?by whom ever entity that might be,if any.Wouldnt it be in the best interest of the CEO and the shareholders to get a buy out when your price is the highest?maximizing payout.particularly if you consider things to be finally lining up for the companys future now,to where one could bring a company to its full potential before letting go for a better deal?Correct me if Iam wrong but unless the company is almost bankrupt or about to and already filed a chapter isnt abuyout always higher than what the price was at prior,or else the majority dont agree because whats the point of leting go if you can hold on and be at the samn price and try to make the company go higher if your the ceo and have great things lined up?..thats what i saw happen once.what was it...LionGate I think is an example of the price not being high enough for major/majority shareholders to agree upon so it kept going for awhile and i know the price went up during those negotiations anyways.And if you agree that you would go long if you were the ceo and had things lined up,and say give it a year..do you really believe CBIS will be trading at less than a dollar by this time next year or sooner?and you couldnt get a better buyout than that when you talk about the words "cure and "cancer" in the samn sentence?
food for thought,just my 2cents.IMHO
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