Well researched BB5 Jun 2023 09:08
This is just my 2 cents....
The caveat up top is this stock may well get over this setback and go on to make share holders profits.
However these BB's (not just this one), offer very little and on the whole I think are very dangerous to investors.
To start with, why did individuals pick this stock? Its high risk, and part of that there are a lot of unknowns that no research can uncover. There was no gun to the head to buy this stock and there are hundreds of others with far less risk attached to have chosen from.
I would guess, HEMO was chosen because of the potential to make many times the original investment. Therefore it was primarally greed.
So now you have a BB predominantly filled with gamblers being seduced by the possibility of big returns. This in turn leads to fanciful posts of turning every bit of news and indeed no news, ie silence, as simply an echo chamber of confirmation of good news about to break.
This universally, in my experience of these BB's means any voice that dissents is barracked and generally accused of being a shorter or someone who is deceitfully trying to manipulate the SP to their gain. (Although people who talk it up don't apply that logic to themselves).
So you end up with 2 things: One is a very over weighted BB pushing the potential upside, which is understandable, but ultimately becomes an echo chamber and then what few posts that look at potential downsides/hiccups are PERSONALLY dismissed as liars/troublemakers so their views then can be ignored because they are clearly bad people.
"Research" can only be based on what news is already out in the public domain. To assume that anyone on these BB's has inside information is fanciful. Therefore it is just opinion and not actual research in the way that it likes to be conveyed.
By all means do your own research but be aware you don't know what is going on and constantly reading BB's like these can give a false sense of optimism, when maybe your first instincts to delays or whatever it is, that might give pause for a re-examination of the original purchase criteria, can be over ridden.
In any event, on any stock, never bet more than you can COMFORTABLY afford to lose.
Just my opinion.