The best quinlash and savage can come up with are nonsense posts about shorters?
Great post quinlash - what is your prediction for Tilray's share price at close on Friday?
Shorts and day traders want your opinion.
I'm not sure how shorting works - but wouldn't they be borrowing Tilray and selling today?
And then buying back on Friday to repay the loaned shares - after the share price falls back to where it should be?
Shorting is a perfectly legal and legitimate trade - and in Tilray's case, it's been far more profitable than what you've been able to get quinlash.
How much are you down on Tilray anyway?
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quinlashon Apr 30, 2024 11:19pm 
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Apologies to the Shorts
If you sold short then you need to live with the trade, sorry for your luck today however you should have known the risk with that.
Try this rule:
Never make a trade you might later regret.
Holding long limits your risk to the dollars you put in play. Risk is entirely manageable by limiting your budget to something you deem as reasonable and not stressful. You can even break the buys up into multiple / smaller trades going in as well as multiple / smaller trades going out
When you sell short and the market starts setting higher prices... Well you find yourself a canoe, a creek... And start paddling...
How PG is that for ya !!?? :)