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Agreed, company looking solid. Let’s hope for news sooner than later.
A little overly pessimistic, no?
It’s very nice to have employees from and a revolving door to those companies.
It’s another thing to own those companies ;)
How dare you pay attention to those analysts!!
Pretty surprising, personally.
The announcement of future plans has finally come! Lol. Keep an extra sharp, focused, even microscopic eye on those pesky shorts. Lol
News flash: I don’t think the board really gives a $hit. It’s just annoying dude.
Thanks for the thoughts.
Lol. The broken-recordness is beyond clownish at this point.
Fair enough, “every” move is an exaggeration. Meant moves related to deals/expansion, which I assume the prospectus is related to.
No doubt Peltz is involved in all moves going on over there.
Hoping this is part of an already or nearly-done deal.
The hope is that this is a prerequisite for a supply deal where the client needs assurance of adequate supply and production capacity. It’s not just borrowing or dilution for speculative purposes.
So a deal gets made first, revenue/profits are certain. But now both parties know that ACB has adequate funding to comply with production requirements. If P&G orders a gazillion tons of cannabis, they’re not gonna just hope that ACB can live up to the terms.
Just thinking out loud here. Of course, if this capital is just for an acquisition spending spree, we’re f*cked.
Could this filing be an “olive branch” to potential big supply partners, or a prerequisite to a big supply deal? To assure potentials of adequate funding and liquidity?
What do you make of the shelf prospectus?
Or just beginning
Your questions are valid, and if you got sincere answers from an intelligent short investor, the info may be valuable.
But I think it should be clear by now that you’re not going to find this info on this board.
Here’s a question: why do you keep repeating these questions, and yourself generally, over and over again? It’s not a normal form of discourse.
Lol maybe there’s a shorting board.
Hm, smart. Thanks.
Buying puts is an easy and beautiful way to hedge.
Getting a bit laughable
Shorts think it’s worth less, longs think it’s worth more. That’s why you go short or long.
Unless shorts could provide some unique and verifiable info about why they think it’s worth less, not super useful.
Maybe you can roll them up and use them as filters.
Fox News doesn’t help (anything). Neither does MSNBC or CNN, for that matter. It would be helpful as a nation to come to terms with the fact that most cable news is complete trash, and usually worse.
I doubt options were in the money when they agreed. Probably was the price when they struck the deal. Price jumped from strike price on news of his participation.
And he can’t exercise any of the options at any price until a full year passes (all vest of four years, probably in quarters). So he couldn’t have just used his name to make a quick buck.
Could they have negotiated a higher strike price? Sure, possibly. Agreed that would’ve incentivized him to hustle faster, maybe. But for getting a guy like Peltz, you gotta give something up. He’s pretty incentivized to create a big spike in PPS with the deal as-is. The prices at which the exercise dates accelerate are telling.
And considering our current O/S, 20M shares isn’t a back-breaker.
Thanks buddy!
Encouraging to see this rise on lower volume.
Maybe it’s true those companies did deals too early and would’ve been well-served by waiting and paying a guy like Peltz to do it for them.
Guess we’ll have to evaluate once our deals are made.
Cautiously optimistic we’ve reached a higher low.
Hahah
You’re really funny. Ok, how about this:
Thankfully, ACB does not have insiders scamming their own company and looting hundreds of millions from SHs. Unlike some companies. Like APHA, just for an example.
ACB insiders may sell their shares, but at least they’re not scam artists.
No insider selling at Aphria?? Sure, why would they’ve sold? Insiders were robbing the company of hundreds of millions with shady insider deals. Insider deals much better than insider selling. LOL
What an absolute joke.
Not holding my breath, but Peltz is incentivized to make the SP jump fast and all at once. If stock gets to $24 USD, his options are accelerated. $31, accelerated even faster. Dude wants to get paid as fast as possible, you can count on that.
CRON had 4.1M USD in quarterly sales. What a joke.
Thank you for this excellent analysis. Must have taken quite a bit of work to reach this conclusion.
People throwing darts just because they sold. Haterization :)
Who is selling this because CRON shat the bed? Makes zero sense to me.
CRON’s correction was inevitable after the last few months, and share price still looks pretty good.
Talk about sheeple.
Man, I wish this company would drop the hammer. PPS will fly.
Can wait, but can’t wait :)
As in, even a dead cat that falls off a building bounces a little bit when it hits the ground.
As soon as someone sells for a profit they’re automatically T. Boone Pickens