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All very true, but you can buy this stuff elsewhere already. CBX do not have a monopoly on it. Just like you can buy cod liver oil from many sources. They may be the only company for now with the synthetic stuff, but doesn't make it any better. Some people may even prefer natural.
There is info on this site re buy and sell numbers, but not very accurate. Some other sites also do the same. I think if you subscribe to the premium service you probably get up to date and more accurate info.
15p.
The only people really interested or able to invest in this are already doing so. It's like saying if there are news reports over the weekend about camping that everyone will be clamouring to buy tents.
This share is down for the day, so far. It opened at 20p(although, it was more like about 25p before most could actually buy it). Some sites will show it as up, but it is nonsense and is based on the IPO price.
Deramping is bull. Nothing on here will affect any share.
I personally am just new to these forums. You have to start from 1 post. That's how things generally work.
He may we'll be a master of marketing (not saying he is or isn't), but it's nothing new from CBX. All this pure play nonsense is bunk. It is does the same job as all the other products.
I genuinely hope for your sake that you are correct. However, nothing like KNB (not that I invested in KNB).
As for Beckham, he pumps endless amounts of money into Posh's failed vanity project which has never made a profit once. Far more money down the drain than he invested in CBX (not that I am saying he is wasting it in this case).
It's like saying that anything he or the others invest in must turn to gold.
The IPO was oversubscribed because people wanted to make a quick buck. Same with all these type of IPO's.
If the IPO price was say 25p, it would not have had anything like as much demand.
I am genuinely not a deramper as they say. Just adding some realism. People need to take a step back and think about the situation. Some people take the views on this forum way to seriously. They are the people I worry about. Some people believe all that they read as well. Anyone can come on here and say they just bought a shed load of shares etc and it could all be bull.
This company should do ok longer term, but they could easily flounder as well, but they are not even close to being an ARB type share.
Good luck to all.
You are really paranoid.
Take everything they write with a pinch of salt. Anyone can claim to have bought or sold at whatever price. Doesn't mean they have even remotely done so.
Only invest if you can take a possible hit and do your research.
Bitcoin is a con long term. It is a short term investors dream, but not long term. ARB are more concerned about the use of the technology. That's where the long term money is. Making money out of the cryptocurrency on the journey is a huge bonus. Bitcoin as the future is nonsense. Nobody will use a 'currency' which fluctuates so wildly and there is a limited amount anyway.
Maybe, but the small investors will dump them for a healthy profit (which will be decent money to a lot of them) when they are finally able to access them and sell. The big investors got in a 5p. They are in no rush to sell.
Just new on this that's all and if anyone thinks that anything mentioned on here affects the share prices, then they are seriously deluded. Then again, plenty people on here are with the nonsense about MM's.
They will sell skin cream. Not bitcoins. Last time I looked you can already buy this sort of stuff (shed loads of it if you want). Can you buy a handful of bitcoins for less than £50? That would be a no then.
Twice as long as the centre to either end.
Should say "little else has changed".
I don't disagree with much of what has been said, but you have to remember that CLP's share price is roughly 10 times what it was less than 2 months ago and little sale has really changed.
It will take time for any further big increases, if they come.
Sometimes the guys there just go along with the chief when they think differently. This change can only be a good thing. Some realism kicking in and start to get things moving. Normally a change like this boosts the share price.
Cellular Goods is just another skin care company. Ten a penny with yet another angle on why their particular 'recipe' is so good for you. The Cannabis connection is irrelevant. Most people will realise that the demand for their shares was for only one reason, to make a quick buck. They won't offer anything that is particularly unique in the grand scheme of things when they actually make anything. It's just yet another skin care range. Beckham only invested a few million because his because of his business connections. I doubt he will pay much attention to it and probably won't lose any money from it, as there will be enough interest for people to buy it because of his connection. Many of these products are just fads. People like them as they are new and then quickly get bored with them until the next 'miracle' ingredient is touted.
I have no doubt the company can be successful long term, but totally over valued because of the chance to make a quick buck.