Medipharm Labs Corp T.LABS

Flad

[Hound2010]

just couldnt resist . Funny how the moron disappears everytime this goes up. But he still made money. Only if it goes down a few cents......

[flad101]

I'm not even worried. You guys all took your shots the last time they hit a little bump.  I'm still in the money at this point.  So I'm not worried at all.  But glad to see your out with your childish ways calling people names. You seem to forget that I've been shorting on and off for over a year now. Same play every time. And I'm way up. But hey you guys know it

[Lemoyne]

LABS can go back down as quickly as it went up. No illusions here. But, just putting this out here: it's been a really long time since LABS has moved with the masses as strongly as it did without any news. All the previous times cannabis went up because of dems winning/ usa legislation news, LABS always performed poorly compared to peers. Sentiment changing? Maybe. Less than stellar Q4 (any

[flad101]

Like I said. I'm not worried. If labs is smart they will take the hit now vs the future. They are already in the doghouse. Take all the write downs get the Hexo receivable off the books and clean the slate. It will be a tough hit but should be done while they have cash.  

[Hound2010]

Not a chance in hell they lose Hexo case

[flad101]

Please explain if you are so sure.  You must have information in regards to the details of the case.  Either way I think they should write it off.  If they are successful in their case or in any sort of settlement the news will be positive to the share price rather than have it lingering on the books.  I look at it this way.  You have a small Ontario company going against

[Righttothetop]

Flad...when you're not being an idiot, you're actually pretty smart; I agree with you 100%. The only reason I personally would think LABS has a leg up (no idea what Hound thinks), is that really on what basis would they fail?  Not knowing any of the particulars, it looks simply like, LABS coughed up some inventory, HEXO didn't pay.....and are now trying to work some legal angles

[Hound2010]

Legally it is simple. You acquire a company you also inherit all debts, liens etc attached to the company. If I dont like the price I paid, as you would assume hexo did before the acquisition, then do not acquire the company. This isn't the grocery store with a price mat h policy. I do agree anything can happen in the legal system but this should be a slam dunk