Keep in mind he is getting shares @ a 30%+ discount to market. I see this as a positive development overall though, but we better wait for Happ to provide us with his advice.
Warren Buffet to the rescue.
Warren Buffet to the rescue.
His reputation is worth more than the 30% discount. It will instill confidence in Home.Keep in mind he is getting shares @ a 30%+ discount to market. I see this as a positive development overall though,
$12 mill is pocket change. You can only buy 3 McLaren P1 LM @ $3.7 million each and a few Beamers for that much.(I'm still piss at OSC "pay me $12 million or we'll kill your company" shakedown.)
Yepper! Berkshire almost doubled its $153 million investment as of yesterday's close @ $19 . My forecast of doubling on the rise from the surge does not seem too far after all.The "Warren Buffett Effect". HCG shares closed at $19 to-day. Everybody happy.
I would suggest the rise from $15 to almost $20 is due solely to the "Buffett Factor".Yepper! Berkshire almost doubled its $153 million investment as of yesterday's close @ $19 .
I would suggest the rise from $15 to almost $20 is due solely to the "Buffett Factor".
Question: Did anybody have balls or ovaries of steel and bought HCG at $5 or $6 or even $9?
Your knowledge with current news is up to par, but my forecast in it going back to it's fair market value is from my good working knowledge of the markets.I would suggest the rise from $15 to almost $20 is due solely to the "Buffett Factor".
My comment/forecast on the "balls of steel" was shorting HCG from the top of the dip (and reversing position near $5...and forecasting it doubling again @ $14 ). A seasoned trader would have recognized a good value at this price point of @ $5-$6 under the current structure and circumstances of HCG - Warren also understood this.Question: Did anybody have balls or ovaries of steel and bought HCG at $5 or $6 or even $9?
You're the man. You and Warren think alike. Do you think Warren will keep his shares for the long term or take a quick profit? I think he will keep as that is consistent with his long term philosophy. Unfortunately, I think Canadian law prevents him ( a foreigner) from owning more than 25% voting shares or something like that.My comment/forecast on the "balls of steel" was shorting HCG from the top of the dip (and reversing position near $5...and forecasting it doubling again @ $14 ). A seasoned trader would have recognized a good value at this price point of @ $5-$6 under the current structure and circumstances of HCG - Warren also understood this.
You're on the money on what his intentions are on this ride. If he ever pulls out, the market will react and you'll be the first to find out. :adoration:You're the man. You and Warren think alike. Do you think Warren will keep his shares for the long term or take a quick profit? I think he will keep as that is consistent with his long term philosophy.