I looked at it Stoney. It's interesting. They seem to be improving, but I don't how much money they have. I read the latest report and I think all they have is a $5M line of revolving credit. That's not much.Sometimes in the street the further away from someone the better they look.
The same is true with stocks. Take REED. These guys do ginger beer and ginger ale.
Go Max chart to 2007 and see what a horror show this stock has been but also see the flurry of higher volume bars at the tail end (right side) modern day times... as the stk bottoms out...
in 2012 it made $7.00 by 2014 that $7.00 was a triple top... Down down down-- Sideways since 2019 here @$1.00.
It looks so bad it looks good... I mean I can't make a technical argument that it's going to go up but I can make one that it is done going down. Van?
Reed's, Inc. (REED)
NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD
1.0000+0.0596 (+6.34%) <--------
At close: 4:00PM EDT
1.0200+0.02 (2.00%)
After hours:7:28PM
The old guy, I guess he's the one that founded the company, exercised 400,000 shares and the way I read it, he had to pledge them for collateral. (?) It was a bunch of mumbo-jumbo**** (edit below) that I couldn't figure out.
Their products sound really cool. You said you liked them. They're from your neck of the woods.
I guess this one will depend on the CEO (not the founder).
You're right though, I don't think it'll go much lower. Unless they go bankrupt, but sales look to be rising.
edit...
Figure this one out Stoney:
****Restricted stock issued as consideration to Reporting Person for Reporting Person's pledge to Registrant's secured lender on behalf of Registrant, providing collateral support for Registrant's credit facility. The transaction closed on March 11, 2021.
Sounds like they have a problem with cashflow that some bank somewhere doesn't like.
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