JavierPuente
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11 hours ago, JavierPuente said:
Investing in the cannabis industry can be exciting, but you're spot on about the need to stay informed. It's like a rollercoaster sometimes, right? 🎢 This company seems interesting; their CBD and cannabis play could offer some good opportunities. For those diving into the stock game, knowledge is power, and understanding market dynamics is key.
For those diving into the stock game, knowledge is power, and understanding market dynamics is key. By the way, if you're into the medical side of cannabis, this link (https://releaf.co.uk/education/medical/pain/is-medical-cannabis-effective-in-managing-pain) has some solid insights on how medical cannabis can be effective in managing pain. Worth checking out for a holistic perspective!
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Investing in the cannabis industry can be exciting, but you're spot on about the need to stay informed. It's like a rollercoaster sometimes, right? 🎢 This company seems interesting; their CBD and cannabis play could offer some good opportunities. For those diving into the stock game, knowledge is power, and understanding market dynamics is key.
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When a share ceases to trade because the company has wound down, your position doesn't just vanish into thin air. You'll still technically hold those shares, but here's the kicker: their value can take a nosedive, often plummeting close to zero. So yeah, you'd be facing a substantial loss on your initial £200 investment per share. Now, the real deal here is understanding the nitty-gritty of the company's insolvency. It's not just a one-size-fits-all scenario. Factors like the company's assets, debts, and whether there's anything left for shareholders play a big role in what you might recover. To get a clearer picture and explore your options, I recommend reaching out to insolvency and restructuring practitioners. These folks are like financial detectives. They can dig deep into the company's financial situation and provide you with expert guidance based on the specifics.
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On 06/10/2023 at 17:18, JavierPuente said:
It sounds like a bit of a technical hiccup after that Windows update. Sometimes, these things can be a puzzle, but there's usually a solution.
You might want to try a couple of things. First, make sure your graphics drivers are up to date. Sometimes, these updates can affect how charts are displayed. If that doesn't do the trick, you could also check for any recent updates or patches specific to your charting software. They might have a fix for this issue. Also, for this kinda issue, the cheap Windows keys Reddit community can be a goldmine for tech troubleshooting tips.
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It sounds like a bit of a technical hiccup after that Windows update. Sometimes, these things can be a puzzle, but there's usually a solution.
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