RE:RE:Screwing the pooch.....Once more!Yes, cash is King, in especially in a recession, but it also can be a negative. Normally, in a growth sector you would want to see cash flowing back into the company through organic growth or by aquisitions. Cash can also be good to weather a storm and keep the lights on. Using cash to pay off debt and or refinancing can also be positive, but is better done in a more stable sector. That being said, Tilray has indicated they want the cash for aquisitions and have pushed the debt further down the road. Since Tilray is not yet cash positive that means a portion of the cash will be used to keep the lights on, the real question is how much of that cash will be needed to do so. Also, lets see in the next aquisition how many (if any) new shares will be printed (dilution) and if the next one will be emediately accreditive! Just for thought you can see a cash is King approach in a growth sector by looking at CRON. They have been sitting on 1 Billion for a few years, to date they do not have any market share to speak of, on the other hand if an large MSO were interested in a merger Tilray would not have enough cash on hand to win without major dilution. Lots to consider.