BKK, well I bought 1000 shares of CGC in Sept at 51 - thought I was smart, and then watched as it dove to 25 bucks. Now since I'm an investor and believed in what i was reading about it, i tolerated the 50% drop and didn't sell. I'm happy it's in the 40s and will soon get back to my basis. It's clearly a 'winner."
What has CVSI done during the same 3 months. Stayed rock solid, after a preceding six months of up 1000%. So which one is the bigger winner? You're a smart guy; you do the math.
Guess it depends on your definition, but I'll take CVSI as a bigger winner.
And why did they give their PR group shares? I don't know, but the stock was trading at 0.23 on that day, maybe they were conserving cash. All in all, 150 K shares is not a huge amount of shares given the float. Any lucky or smart investors who went in then are happy. . . unless they sold at 0.66 and planned to "buy more on the dip." I've personally met all of the leadership team at board meetings, and I trust that they are doing all they can to make this a success for themselves and the shareholders, and since they are major shareholder, success benefits us all.
For a guy who has supposedly made a ton of money off this stock, i don't understand why you have such animosity toward them. But I'm just a simple family doctor, so what do I know.
I know you don't give a hoot of my opinion of you, but I'd like to opine that BKK and Vandy are not in the same league; Vandy puts out the same drivel repeatedly, and BKK does some serious due diligence and sometimes shares that. Honestly not sure why you hate this stock and its' leadership, but I think you're wrong about it.
And of course, I look forward to hearing from you when we uplist and take off. Oh wait, 1100% is kind of a take off; though it depends on your definition of a winner.
All the best.
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