RE:RE:Best is yet to come!These type of intended comforting posts are best saved for when Aphria's sp gets back to where shareholders feel more comfortable that the market shares the opinions expressed. At present that is not the case with the CDN sp mired at $9.21 from a 52 week high of $22 bucks. Somehow the rah rah sentiment doesn't ring true when Aphria has yet been able to stage even a minor valuation comeback.
Maybe a shareholder who bought in 4 years ago when the price was a lot cheaper has the luxury to be magnanimous but for others who invested at a much higher figure and likely in the red it is becoming increasingly frustrating to say the least. It's truly amazing how quickly the market will turn against you and just importantly, fail to embrace Aphria's corporate re-structuring plan. I believe had the last quarter's financials not shocked the market as it did, the sp would have a healthier glow about it that one financial report has put a hammerlock on the ability to move on. All the best to Irwin Simon in turning this ocean liner around. I'm not ready to pop the champagne cork on Aphria just yet but maybe soon.