$CBWTF LOL, Hugo has to buy the shares, to make it appear there’s actually people buying them. Imagine supporting and defending a CEO that’s financially raped the company through unnecessary dilution and led it to 96% losses in share price in his 7 years! Inept BOD to not have fired him by now!
$CBWTF Do your home work. YOU WILL WISH YOU BOUGHT MORE WHEN Trump ANNOUNCES NEW SCHEDULING.
Finns and AGM coming up. The reversal and Trump will make the needle move.
$CBWTF CEO Hugo Alves is doing a great job, and putting his money where his mouth is. Bought another 500,000 shares last week. Other c-suite are also purchasing on the open market in recent months. About 1.5M of 68M shares in the NCIB have been re-purchased. And yes in fact Auxly is #justgettingstarted
$CBWTF And please don’t put false words in my mouth to try and make a point. Be honest as I am. I said stuck at .10 .11 and had been for about a year when I made the statement. Regardless, the company could do better if the BOD cleaned house from Hugo the diluter and his merry band of grifters! Shareholders deserve better leadership that prides themselves on returning value to them.
$CBWTF @ Nate Smith, the reason it’s under the radar is because Auxly only has 6% of the entire Canadian market that’s smaller than the state of California! Do the math. So the numbers may look great but when other companies own 94% of the market and have basically held firm for many years that’s all you get! Hugo is a scam artist. He gets paid about $3M a year, making over $20M in his tenure for producing 96% losses to the shareholders since he took the helm, and his buddies are along for the ride.
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Valuation
Trading at 1.3× sales vs its 0.7× historical median P/S.
Fair value ≈ $0.07 · price $0.13 today
Overvalued · 77% above
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