Post by
Jettthro on Jul 29, 2020 8:14pm
Alphria down...
Aurora also waaaay down. Let's see who recovers first. My guess Alphria. Kinda like when Canopy had bad financials. Pre split, Auroras under a dollar. If Canopy and Alphria did a 12-1, Canopy would be almost 300 a share, and Alphria in the 80 dollar range and Aurora 14.22 after the split. Just remember, last July, Aurora, 15, Alphria 10, Canopy 35. Now Canopy 24.67, Alphria 6.52, and Aurora 1.18 pre split. Who has better management for shareholders, who's screwing shareholders, who's shorting they're own company. Aurora should be trading at 45 dollars a share. But... not when shorting is involved. My guess, by next week, Alphria back over 8 dollars a share, Canopy who was kinda uneffected by Alphrias news, up, and Aurora, without news, possibly up a dollar or 2 in minutes, to only be shorted down again. To penny stock level. 12-1 was for shorting purposes. Since last July, stock dropped .20 cents a share daily, TIL it hit a buck. No room for shorts. However, after the 12-1 which was suppose to benefit investors, and attract new investors. Stock still sits under a dollar US. Agreed, was up 2 months ago around 23 a share, where is it now? Slowly but surely down over 45% In 8 weeks. . Obvious shorting. Question is....... is Aurora involved. 15 a share, down to 1. Then 12 to 23 after split. And very quickly. Then 23 back down to 12 slowly. Great for shorts. Let's see how Canopy, Alphria, and Aurora do in the next few days. My guess... Aurora has to go up before it can be shorted again. Canopy and Alphria will continue as normal. Remember, Analysts have Aurora at 4 dollars a share, after split 48. What the fcuk is going on?
Comment by
Matteo1234 on Jul 30, 2020 3:02am
Canopy. Cronos. Aphria. Aurora. The top four. It's funny how these stocks where in a bubble. Now there's fear. Long-term I see all time highs. Not sure about Acb. It will be bought out soon. The industry is still in its infancy. This is a Marathon. Not a sprint.