RE:RE:Tilray Brands - CIA and Short BashersCaneIsAbel wrote: You understand what I'm doing. TLRY Tilray brands forum would have been jam packed with this short distortion on every level. Yahoo finance I make the top comments daily. I played the game better then them. Were you guys not all sickened on the zennabis and hexo boards from that one sick short distort? Where is the short distort now? I mean it will be back but we got a reprieve and yes it was messy and I cluttered the board but now it's all but finished. One more it will
be shut down for good like I did others. Tilray Brands TLRY has 125 million shares sold short. The armies of bots and paid hedge fund trolls are everywhere. That's the method to the madness. When Lenny 57 mice of men<look up Lenny from mice of men> is still wondering what the method is having commentzzz removed the Berlin Wall could be falling and wouldnt know it until bricks start hitting his head.
In my view, TLRY will continue to be a target for shorts until the 86% of shares owned by the General Public is significantly reduced, and with it, shares held by Institutional Investors (13%) + Insiders (1%) rise such that the ratio gets much closer to 50/50.
Secondly, the rather modest recent insider buying is not exactly flashing a huge "Buy" signal IMO:
Jan. 11 Mitchell Gendel: 5,400 @ $1.87 USD = $10,098 USD
Jan. 11 Irwin Simon 53,700 @ $1.88 USD = $100,956 USD
Jan. 11 Carl Merton 20,000 @ $1.87 USD = $37,400 USD
Jan. 15 Mitchell Gendel: 7,200 @ $1.98 = $14,256 USD
I suspect sometimes insiders will buy a modest amount of shares just to try to stop the bleeding when the share price is plummeting due to bearish events (such as a disappointing earnings report). If insiders genuinely believed the shares were a steal at these prices, I think they'd be buying shares in much larger quantities than what to them is the equivalent of finding change between the couch cushions.