RE:Yeah - it wasn’t a compliment quinlash.Keeler wrote: A competent, intelligent, professional CEO would be looking to get his costs under control, driving organic growth and not making idiotic acquisitions like Hexo and failed craft brewers - and he would not have thrown $225 million CASH out the window buying the DEBT of Medmen - a company everyone knew, or should have known was going g bankrupt.
But you are correct on one thing - a CEO shows confidence in the company - and risks his own cash to invest in it - just like he wants other investors to do.
Simple has made ONE purchase of a lousy 50,000 shares just this last January because the pressure was on to do so. He was able to afford the $100,000 because his annual compensation is $30 million a year.
How much will Tilray fall back this week - as day traders sell off, smart money gets out of dead Canadian cannabis LPs like Tilray - and the shorters play their game?
Tilray sucks - you better figure it out.
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quinlashon May 01, 2024 8:28am 23 Views
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RE:quinlash - YOU could have been CEO
Awwwww thanks K, that's the nicest thing you said in a long time :) appreciate the feedback.
If I were CEO I would have already identified the Hedge Fund Manager who has been shorting the stock and had a plan worked out to address the situation. It's likely as easy as noting which of them talks the most in meetings and/or the most eager to provide funding in exchange for shares (at least to ID the potential group).
Oh ya, one more thing... I would make a large insider buy off the open market.
Well said K
If I was asked to be a participant in this meeting and heard the speeches I would have stood up and applauded yours.
Quin has become cocky arrogant and full of himself since the Hexo story.
History speaks tho and doesn't take away the fact that his history with investing is lousy.