RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:The Midas LetterAphriaWinsBattl wrote: Hilarous that you talk about it like you are a share holder lol....If you weren't SHORT, you would be focusing on positive things that this company is doing.....Which they have a lot of.
It is incredible how diversified Aurora is. this company will surpass Canopy in the future, and you better believe that Coca-cola is going to be making that investment. We ARE the leader in annual production capacity, and have an arsenal of companies
GLTA actual ivestors in ACB
bionicjoe wrote: mcamero4 wrote: But when would have been a good time? Say it did get to $11 and they released the news, same reaction and you would still say it was on a roll and it was a bad time to release.. The faster it rises the harder it falls
You don't cut the legs out from under a rally just as it's getting started but you wait until you see signs of it fizzling out before releasing back to back PRs that have elements of more dilution in them. The timing was horrendous. ACB's sp along with WEED's has (had) been flying so why not see how long it could maintain the upwards momentum before calling a halt by a company action? Maybe with a longer stretch of positive confidence building days for the sp there would have been a less adverse reaction by the market? Not only bad timing by the but bad communication with shareholders as to what they need so much money for.
It's exactly that diversification that seems to have caused so many problems with the market.
BTW, Aurora is my 2nd largest stock holding, not that it is anybody's business. I was hoping the market had put the dilution issue behind it at the time of the march to $16 bucks but the company keeps insisting it's going to shove more of it down the market's throat whether it likes it or not. Doesn't management see in their ivory tower that the market is choking on it? Give us a break Cam Battley.