RE:RE:RE:Suggestion#2- One is the CFO...this one is incorrect. Our CFO is Carl Merton. Jakob Ripshein is a CFO but not ours. He is our CCO (chief commercial officer). Also, when reading the Sedar documents I noticed that Jakob is nowhere to be found on the executive compensation package list. Therefore in my mind he is still being paid by Diageo. All executives have 2 years to meet the minimum standard of shares held for each position. They want all their execs to hold APH shares. Jakob is not mentioned ANYWHERE I could find. This stregthens the position I hold that Diageo is paying for Jakob and is or has already negotiated a buy in/out of Aphria. We will see.
You and the other longs are absolutely correct in my estimation. We all know that APH is good company with conservative and professional leadership. We also are all very dismayed that we are being bounced around the market like a Venture exchange pump and dump mining penny stock. It is so frustrating to own a stock that is the leader on the down slide almost every time the market sh!ts the bed. Watching Tilray and Trulieve boast 20% returns daily can make your heart hurt...at least Trulieve has great sales and makes a profit! Tilray and some of the others are not even close yet they lead the market almost every green day. At some point reality has to enter the game. I hope it's sooner than later.
Atheena