Looking only at the current shareprice can sometim
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Posted On: 02/22/2022 11:49:45 AM
Looking only at the current shareprice can sometimes be very much deceiving. Until the day that the big WIRECARD fraud was publicly announced as fraud, the pps looked fine, which turned out to be a deceit.
So using the pps as the only indication for the good or bad of a company might not always be the best indication for what the real truth of the matter is.
And if you have ever read a "all is fine in GNBT land" out of any of my messages then you should read my messages again. I repeatedly wrote messages along the lines of "we don't know SHIT about what is going on behind closed doors at GNBT" and that uncertainty is something that most investors like as much as the vampires like daylight. That is the reason why the pps has fallen in recent months. Not it drops like a rock, because of the delisting.
Still, I stay with my assessment that we have absolutely no clue about what is really going on within the companies. Yes, it does not look good, absolutely nobody can deny that, but I am STILL N O T READY to get my black suit out in prepartion for GNBT's funeral.
So using the pps as the only indication for the good or bad of a company might not always be the best indication for what the real truth of the matter is.
And if you have ever read a "all is fine in GNBT land" out of any of my messages then you should read my messages again. I repeatedly wrote messages along the lines of "we don't know SHIT about what is going on behind closed doors at GNBT" and that uncertainty is something that most investors like as much as the vampires like daylight. That is the reason why the pps has fallen in recent months. Not it drops like a rock, because of the delisting.
Still, I stay with my assessment that we have absolutely no clue about what is really going on within the companies. Yes, it does not look good, absolutely nobody can deny that, but I am STILL N O T READY to get my black suit out in prepartion for GNBT's funeral.
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