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We recently pegged (ACB) at $2.30, and ran it to over $3.00 in 2 days, a return of 30%-plus.
The stock was having a true issue with credibility because the company reported a second consecutive quarter of disappointing results. After missing guidance last quarter, the company announced that it is suspending construction of its two gigantic greenhouses and it is also lowering the conversion price of its 2020 converts to save cash. With its operations still unprofitable and cash balance dwindling, the market punished it. We felt at $2.30 this had gone too far, too fast:
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