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I can get my pick of Gas Gas, Husky, or KTM 24 250 FEs for 9200 OTD. by January I expect them to be $8000. MSRP of $11,000+.
Are you that much of a narcissist that you think you’ve actually never been wrong?
Ktm found funding, because the stock jumped 30%.
Today the stock is dead according to you. Both can’t be true.
And you are a ballsac in every thread...
I have said the Stock was dead for the last month. Where have you been?
Even if they had found funding, and my statement was clearly an "OR THINK", not have as you are trying to push the narrative, the stock would have still been dead to me.
The Shop
oh, the irony of that comment.
Then why did you say they found an investor when it jumped 30%? That would imply it’s very much not dead.
Box of rocks...
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/or
Take the L here man. You are going to need a ladder to get out of the hole you are digging.....Just some advice from an outsider.
Armchair board member goon's with low self-value and a high need to recoup it with baseless claims ... ready....set....go!
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So what you're saying is there were closed doors meetings where they thought they had obtained bridge funding and leaked it to investors (insider trading) driving the stock price up, only to later find out they were not going to obtain funding which they then leaked to the same investors (insider trading) driving it back down?
For those asking about stocks. I thought about writing up some things. But this sums it up pretty well.
"If a company declares Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it is asking for a chance to reorganize and recover. If the company survives, your shares may, too, or the company may cancel existing shares, making yours worthless.
If the company declares Chapter 7, the company is dead, and so are your shares.
Owners of common stock often get nothing when a company enters liquidation since they are last in line for payment."
https://youtu.be/OqRAt4snz_w
Had to be done
So I am gonna prognosticate here and say that in the future KTM's will be called Kove and have a Chinese and/or Indian owner. I really hope that his fails to happen, but that seems to be the way of the world today
I’m still waiting for you to flesh out that full idea. Who is the ‘they’ you are referring to. Are they the same ’ they’ that pumped the stock 30%?
My best guess is it pumped by some big investors wanting to get money out. So they effectively "pumped and dumped.". Just a guess, would have to see more info to be sure. I'd like to know what knowledge those people had, regarding inside information type things.
What does this mean as far as the supply chain is concerned? I'd hate to ride my 350 and next thing I know it's a paperweight if something goes sideways.
Yep, I believe thats what happened as well and posted as much above. I was just hoping addic would flesh out his idea for us to understand.
If they go out of business, type thing, I think you'd see a flood of aftermarket companies come in to fill the void. Right now they wouldn't dare to make parts like that. But if KTM disappeared, you'd see a bunch
Pit Row
Bro there is a they if the stock jumped. They bought. Just like there was an offer in the Deegan thread where you insisted there was not. WTF is your problem?
PMG/KTM is Austrian. None of that applies at all. There are entirely different rules there. I've seen no-one here post anything where they have expertise in EU/Austrian bankruptcy law.
Where are they traded? In Australia or US stock market? Honestly never looked into it.
KTM already has Chinese and Indian owners. Bajaj (India) and CFMoto (China) have pretty significant stakes in the company.
Real Mexican dos equis or modello.
You can trade it OTC in the US but they're mainly listed on the Swiss exchange.
As soon as a company lists on the stock market it then becomes all about returns for share holders, unfortunately for KTM they have been heading in the wrong direction for a while and cutting costs in their products.
Ok clearly I am trying to have a nuanced conversation and you are a blockhead.
I’ve got no problem admitting when I’m wrong. I’ve done it numerous times on here and am able to humbly admit I don’t know what I don’t know.
Roger is going to have to work another 20 years to retire when his stock options are at $0
Thank you.That's what I was looking for. I think i'll sit this one out.
Pacifico man over here.
It looks like even if they are euro companies, they file under US laws??? VW and Northvolt are examples. I'm not educated in this type of thing though, so just googling. Lol
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