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09/03/22

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Originally posted by Christopher67: ↑

Probably the case. But it was still an interesting listen.
Especially the questions section.

"Are we working on any marketing plan to deal with misinformation in the market"

The company is debating whether or not to take legal action against the various social media sites that are publishing this information, and/or the individual posters.
All the misinformation is causing the share price to go down.

In my opinion that would be a terrible, egregious waste of shareholder money, that would be far better spent elsewhere to add value to the business.

Silencing dissenting voices is not going to increase the value of the company. Whether any of those voices are correct or not.

The only thing that will increase the share value, would be an increase in value of the company,, i.e making enough sales, that it covers expenses and leaves a little in the kitty. Show us some actual results. This is what the market wants to see.

To quote Sholom - The proof will be in the pudding.

Let's see what pudding gets served over the next 6 months.

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Shareholders are well within their right to speak disparagingly of a company if it's not performing or failing to follow through on business plans. Not to mention why said business plans failed. Then you have the frustration felt by shareholders watching their investment be decimated to almost nothing. It's totally understandable why a lot are angry and upset and feel the need to voice their concerns on social media.

CGB Price at posting: 2.6¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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