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JR30

05/21/20 11:37 AM

#164934 RE: Cynomus #164933

Actually, it doesn't.


You tied up a ton of money in expensive shares that you'll be unlikely to recover, so instead you have to average down to recoup your looses.

Even if the price rises above your initial investment, your money has not been working as hard for you as if you bought now while the pps is ~$1.2 range and the it goes way back up. Or you just had that same money to put in other (non-Verb) investments that are perpetually rising.

Money that is stuck far below it's original market value IS a negative bearing on a long term investor.

Anyone buying at $1 share now gets far better return than early investors that paid much more for far fewer shares.

I was not talking about this. Please look at the post I was responding to for a better understand of my post.

It (being the way the conference call was done) has no negative bearing on the long term value for shareholders that are investors.