Labat Africa Ltd (LABJ)

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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    ???
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    until financials are positive, there is gonna be no serious upward movement....price may even go sub 20 and stay slow....let's hope midyear result shows serious change in earnings...still a good buy,
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Yes baby thats the right direction, climb!!!
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  • Jaimal Ambaram @Jaimal Ambaram
    Climb baby climb!!!!
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    • Rekash Priaram @Rekash Priaram
      this baby is struggling
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    • Chris van der Walt @Chris van der Walt
      she is dying
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    get in while while it's low, cause If the financials come out with seriously positive news and figures back the news...straight up
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    • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
      finyear end been brought ahead to end may 2022....as per sens
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    • Rekash Priaram @Rekash Priaram
      nice.
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    • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
      let's hope they give tentative figures early June, and that those figures are positive with possible div next finyear, then it will be lift off,.. R 3 a share within a year if not more
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Technical chart looking prooooomising :)  GO LABAT!!!!
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Positive sens posted today :)
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    I would say its an opportune time to load the boat!
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    I think there's just a lot of concern out there with the FED and interest rate hikes. The JSE All share is down -3.39% as i speak. Stocks are being hammered incl Labat.
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  • Ty Au @Ty Au
    This stock needs to become one with itself and get a lottle higer.
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    looks like market not responding well to the change in director
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    • Rustum Noor @Rustum Noor
      I wonder if all this changes are going to make a difference, labat doesn't have a good track record, but to do be first on the scene publicly with the ***industry in SA gives me a little hope. However we are so late to the game.
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  • Why Chris @Why Chris
    Labat says it wants to be involved in every part of the cannabis value chain, from genetics to retail and dispensary. Now it has partnered with the CSIR to ramp up the processing of hemp as well as the commercialisation of medicinal cannabis.
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  • Vishan Maharaj @Vishan Maharaj
    big volumes being traded, anyone have any idea or info why...
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  • Why Chris @Why Chris
    Labat enters joint agreement with CSIR to produce medicinal cannabis and hemp
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    small but glaring error in integrated annual report, page 8...
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    up or down, which way shall she goes, on Monday when the bell, she tolls.....
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  • Why Chris @Why Chris
    JSE-listed venture capital company Labat Africa has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) that will see both parties engage in the production and processing of cannabis and hemp
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Ooops! sorry LOL 'Patience is a virtue'
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    I guess the saying is true...'Patients is a virtue'.
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    The company to jump onto when the list is cilo cybin
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    • Rustum Noor @Rustum Noor
      already signed up for the IPO alert. exciting times.
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  • Sithembile Mkhize @Sithembile Mkhize
    Cannabis win: Changes South Africa’s proposed cannabis laws have been tabled in parliament, which will enable the government to push ahead with its plan to establish a new industrial sector valued at R28 billion a year. Lawmakers hope to pass the amendments to the Cannabis for Private Purposes bill by the end of April. The move follows an announcement by President Cyril Ramaphosa in the latest State of the Nation address that the government was ready to push toward the legalisation and regulation of the commercial cannabis industry, which he said could create 130,000 jobs. [Mail&Guardian] posted 8 hours ago
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    • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
      @Sithembile Mkhize Exciting times as the technicals supports this!
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    • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
      Unfortunately market did not respond to this and thus share priced still in the dumps, only thing now that will move share price north, is a seriously positive balance sheet, and possible div declarations.....Labats track history is not brilliant and just because the in the cannabis field does not make the automatically business savvy....takes much more to run a business than just to be a participant in a certain field......
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    There is alot of uncertainty on how far russia sanctions will go and Also, the Fed rate hike in this month. So mabe the ship is still docking, because the sea out there is rough. Also, we dont want to take off too fast as we saw what happened to the Titanic!
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Best thing to do is the load the  boat!
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  • Morne Rose @Morne Rose
    Chart pattern don't lie, just wait and see :)
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  • Rob Welman @Rob Welman
    No berthing crew to unmoor the ship, port on strike
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