been monitoring it. Saw them on some youtube video when they were 0.03 .. Still don't know enough about them to jump on it
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MN finally showing signs of life again. Up 40% on strong results from their investigations. I made some good profits trading it a few months back but then was left bag holding for a while when my stoploss didn't execute. I'm only up around 10% now.
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I came across this company last night and I'm trying to figure out whether their idea of manganese will replace the colbolt in ev battery is even viable? I can't really come across any articles about the usage of manganese except from news release of this company. Any feedback would be appreciated.GroverTime wrote: ↑ MN finally showing signs of life again. Up 40% on strong results from their investigations. I made some good profits trading it a few months back but then was left bag holding for a while when my stoploss didn't execute. I'm only up around 10% now.
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There's this blog that cites some graphs from UBS estimates but I can't find any direct links to their sources. It's also from 2019.kkl1208 wrote: ↑ I came across this company last night and I'm trying to figure out whether their idea of manganese will replace the colbolt in ev battery is even viable? I can't really come across any articles about the usage of manganese except from news release of this company. Any feedback would be appreciated.
http://min-eng.blogspot.com/2019/07/is- ... nable.html
It does make sense though considering a lot of manganese is already being mined for steel production and other purposes. The demand increase from battery packs would be relatively tiny.
I don't have anything good to say about MN.V itself from what I've looked into previously
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Is this good or bad?notenoughsleep wrote: ↑ MEAT.CN
https://thedeepdive.ca/modern-meat-post ... -of-82144/
Modern Meat (CSE: MEAT) last night quietly filed its year end financial statements for the period ended August 31, 2020. The filings reveal that the company managed to generate revenues of $82,144 for the full fiscal year, of which $57,914 came from the fourth quarter. The company meanwhile managed to post a net loss of $5.2 million for the year, of which $4.7 million was attributable to the fourth quarter, largely due to listing expenses of $3.4 million.
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Amazon famously lost money for its first 17 straight quarters as a public company, bleeding a combined $2.8 billion. Once Amazon did start making money, it made very little of it.notenoughsleep wrote: ↑ Company with market cap of 100m+ has annual revenue less than my annual income. I'll let you be the judge of that
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He's talking about revenues though. Amazon had a pretty reasonable price-to-sales ratio across the past two decades. They could have shifted into profitability sooner if they wanted to, but obviously everyone would rather see the resources continue to be put into growthWrestlemania wrote: ↑ Amazon famously lost money for its first 17 straight quarters as a public company, bleeding a combined $2.8 billion. Once Amazon did start making money, it made very little of it.
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Hahaha. Buying small cap is about taking huge risks. When the stock goes from 4 to 20, people will say they made an amazing investment call. This is what I hate when I talk to my real life colleagues and acquaintances. Everyone somehow become some sorta expert. These food stocks I not really invested to invest in the first place.notenoughsleep wrote: ↑ Company with market cap of 100m+ has annual revenue less than my annual income. I'll let you be the judge of that
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FML, I sold AT.TO a year ago at around $1.40, checked today and it's over $21 
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GSI.V is in the 0.80's now if anyone still remembers this exists. Penny stock that acts like a bluechip just slowly moving with organic growth.
Averaged up to 10K shares to a 0.72 cost basis recently so this was a nice surprise. Depending on Q1 this week, I might average up with a few more grand while this thing still has 0% institutional ownership
Averaged up to 10K shares to a 0.72 cost basis recently so this was a nice surprise. Depending on Q1 this week, I might average up with a few more grand while this thing still has 0% institutional ownership
- notenoughsleep
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I'm holding 8500 shares at average cost of 0.71. Too bad I didn't add more during the private placement debacle.aronpm wrote: ↑ GSI.V is in the 0.80's now if anyone still remembers this exists. Penny stock that acts like a bluechip just slowly moving with organic growth.
Averaged up to 10K shares to a 0.72 cost basis recently so this was a nice surprise. Depending on Q1 this week, I might average up with a few more grand while this thing still has 0% institutional ownership
- notenoughsleep
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STC.V hit all time high today.
This hedge fund thinks it could be the next Twilio?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... -fund-says
This hedge fund thinks it could be the next Twilio?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles ... -fund-says