Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Mxiart, You forgot to mention the Poundland as well ,assuming this is how your understanding of the product places it on the market :)
The more posts come out from you Windows the more I think you must have had some mental breakdown. Complete gibberish...I agree you should sell your shares and calm down before is too late ;')
Very happy they didnt waste money.
at Elsinore " 20 orders in seven days? Hmmmmmm"
At 20 orders per week it would have taken them more than a year to get to over 1100 orders, it must be then way more than that and is probably increasing exponentially every day.
Dodge, that is nothing comparing to what it used to happen to AMC, proper ups and downs, great stock to make money on that was. Unlike the AMC dough, CBX has got most of its potential still unexplored.
Yes, I agree Amran, current stock market performance is strongly affected by the virus news, inflation, potential interest rates going up, etc. (even the very solid ones, like NVDA, Tesla, all underperforming).
When the profit is certain it usually is very small at tends to be stretched over a longer period of time.
All banks will offer you a very high level of certainty but that I presume, isn't that appealing to many considering the very poor interest rate associated.
I meant at the IPO launch, below.
"If our launch would have emulated the type of detail and desire that our IPO did then our quoted SP were not out of reach."
I don't think we had had much details at the lunch at all, it was all a big hype around DB and FOMO effect, the SP didn't last at those artificially elevated levels too long (a week ?), pure speculation, good for day traders, not sure why should want that to be replicated again now. I actually hope we avoid that sort of volatility in the future if we truly desire the CBX to become a solid brand with long term game plan (slow and steady growth).
In my opinion, the recent fall (anything below 9p) has got very little to do with CBX performance, it is basically the current market trend, people pulling out money driven by the fear of the Omicron.
Going for the CEO with international experience, clearly shows that CBX probably also considered going with their cosmetics abroad at some point, Russia, China, massive markets, why not.
As Warren Buffett said once, the only way he could make his big money is thanks to other people lack of patience ;')
This is still true today.
The product launch news/date had brought the price from 5's up to almost 10-11p, so practically doubled the price, you can't ask for more. Now it starts the next stage for the Company/product/investors. Nothing really surprising here.
For some many here talking about a long-term investment, you act like day traders, I would suggest you turn off the CBX news for the next 6months and then come back to check out the shares.
@Pictland,
The same applies to many other products, an average 'Joe' doesn't have much clue about the difference between (to use an example from the whisky world) a cheap, none age statement blended Grant's whisky and, let's say, 16yo Lagavulin, having said that, the whisky business is one of the most profitable and trust me, Lagavulin sells all they can manage to produce and their buyers know exactly why they chose the Lagavulin over Famous Grouse....
If CG gives up on advertising then probably people won't know the difference as you rightly pointed out, otherwise that is something for the future and it will take time to educate potential customers and build their place on the market.
Not that much a competition, the main difference is in CG using the 'CBG' for the proposed skincare range and the much more active/efficient ingredient (over a typical 'CBD').