Replies to post #16045 on Canopy Growth Corp (WEED)

[drivepact]

"How about we discuss the future"

Yet you come on the board and insult a majority of the people here with your after thoughts.

Get real, people here are just trying their best to give any info available.

Edit - Tweed already made an acquisition. Prime1 (Park Lane). But you, being the esteemed investor, already knew that.

[CES2002]

perhaps an acquisition outside of Canada would be more beneficial

[OnlyGoLong]

Wow thanks for your insight - nobody on this board has even thought of the potential of acquisitions, even with their recent bought deal.

Finally you brought this board INFORMATION....err....speculation....

Seriously? You come here to complain there is never useful information and then you provide nothing new to the convo?

[jons245]

Tweed, BED, and a few others are actually making money

In order to be "making money" Tweed would need to show a profit. Their sales are good. They could be profitable this year or next year. But right now it's operating at a loss.

[YodaLayHeHoo]

Tweed has no reason to make an acquisition at this point. They have the largest growing platform, and are only using 10% of it. They also have a functional dairy/chocolate factory next door it would be really dumb to buy/rent another expensive factory. Their next move should be getting a research grant for developing extracts to get a head start on the coming market. I tend to dream more about export to the US if the rescheduling goes through. Niagara is right on the boarder of New York state. Conquer the east cost before going into the wild west.

Btw you call people here young stupid investors when you're the one that bought the ipo. I remember you were crying and calling us stupid about a week before tweed had it's last breakout. I guess you changed your tune again.

[CommonCents4Dollars]

Buying on the first day at $2.40 is not being a dummy. Quite frankly I am surprised you got them so cheap, the bounce off of $2.35 on day one was quick like a lightening flash bounce up to $2.86, then back down to just quickly touch $2.50 before moving up,.. then within days it hit the ironic $4.20 before trending down before the next big bounce. Most people made a whole bunch of money quickly trading those bounces. Very few people got shares the first day at a sub $2.50 level.

I can recall this day very well as I waited for 3 weeks for TWD to start trading and could hardly sleep the night before. I got in day one on the second bounce at exactly $2.50 before flying up. In hindsight I should have sold ALL of my shares at $4+,.. to buy back many months later at sub $2. But that is hindsight, at the time everyone didn't think it would pull back as much as it did, but as long as you trimmed at higher levels, getting in the first day was not dumb, it was smart, a lot of money was made.

Trim on the rips, buy on the dips.

[tmonkey]

nice twist to this sector---i was in tpi and made out on big pop----made up for me getting into twd at 3 bucks!!the first in this sector have the biggest losses!!but the Worm is turning now- i think bed will soon challenge the 800 lb gorilla as they are hitting the groung running---as to aurora-its about as liquid as a cup of tar!!------tmonkey