RE:RE:RE:RE:To be honest, I'm surprised that we're not lowerjayjay2020 wrote: saveyourselfnow wrote: kingbear wrote: This was not a good deal for HEXO. Molson did not make an investment in HEXO and they are now tied to Molson who is a weak company with sinking sales. Honestly be glad APH did not make this deal.
marcolia wrote:
A day like today should be a death blow to most companies. Huge earnings miss, AND an announcement that a rival company (HEXO) made the huge deal that our investors were for months expecting us to make.
But in the end, we're only down 8%. We've had worse days with absolutely no negative news. This gives me a sense of encouragement that we do indeed have a solid base of investors. August may be another weak one, but I think the fall will see us making substantial gains once again. I'm in at $12.80, so the situation for me is a bit shitty, but in no way catastrophic given the volatility of this sector. I will continue to hang on tight, even if we do hit single digits.
yes hexo shareholders have been warned by queen beer that their Board has made a bad decision that will only propel rival Aphria to loftier heights.
go post your opinion on hexo - they need your sound advice
. HEXO deal will leave HEXO shareholders with diluted shares in a few months. How will HEXO finance the formation of the new company with Molson? They will create more shares. It's not like Molson is buying a piece of HEXO . It's just a JV. Molson is getting into the market with minimal upfront money. Bad deal for HEXO. Constellation put money into WEED. If I was HEXO that's what shows a commitment.
Let me guess. So when you win, you actually lose. And when you lose, you actually win?
yep yer sufferin' from conholeitis!