RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Marketwatch Hit Piece Agreed.
Now when I see any sort of reference to the infamous "rebuttal" I cannot help but think the desperation baton has been passed to the shorts.
VFF CEO came right out and said it...they held back on announcing their numbers until 8 pm to reduce the number of shorts who could cover after hours.
I have no doubt the CEOs are well aware of the games that have been played here.
I hope the shoe is on the other foot. It is tough to think of some of the lost opportunity that occurred after April...but I also appreciate Irwin Simon was not thinking in terms of a few months, but years.
Perhaps it is imagination and wishful thinking, but I have a sense that something major is about to be announced. Everything seems to be lining up.
pdiddy1977 wrote: Quite frankly living through a short attack and coming out the other end and seeing confirmation (a plan, good leadership and results) is good but also now seeing those who were in a similar position me also feeling the same confirmation! - it’s decent! And as Simon keeps referring to the team ! There is definitely a team of longs (having been through the wars) now forming on here ! Haha ... sad I know!
skyplt wrote: Many of us paid very close attention to the last Q report, the conference call (podcast!), Irwin Simon on Mad Money, and Carl Merton's AMA.
Everything was done not only professionally, but transparently with a strong sense of team.
I find it sad that some are playing silly games at this point.
I just hope Irwin Simon takes on the CEO role. He deserves it in my view.
pdiddy1977 wrote: I’m encouraged that if this Max trying to undermine APHAs financials then seriously we have nothing to worry about! Meanwhile...we quietly swanned past $9 ...
skyplt wrote: This reminds me of a movie plot...it seems to me as though Aphria has done all the right things to right itself and shed some of its past. However, there are still small timers chasing after that past and trying to pull it down. The fact is, Irwin Simon came in, built a team, brought in others from places like Whole Foods, and is taking this company to the next level.
jayjay2020 wrote: Donbgamecock wrote: This idiot Max is doing everything he can to create the “truth” by questioning standard accounting principles used by Simon while he is here and when running Hains. What Max isnt even smart enough to know is that he makes himself look highly ignorant of any fiancial principles.
Alloparc wrote: And GoBlue commenting on the piece stating basically that if you bothered to read the report... you'd find what you were looking for.
This legit made me laugh. Gotta love GoBlue. :)
GoBlue Tweets the Truth
exactly... he does not know wha the is talking about. Just look the writers bio
"
Max A. Cherney is a MarketWatch reporter based in San Francisco. A veteran Bay Area journalist whose work has been featured in local and national publications, he conducted the first jailhouse interview with Raymond "Shrimp Boy" Chow, a San Francisco Chinatown gangster whose affiliation with a state senator led to a statewide scandal, and he had a scoop about Sean Parker's role in the effort to legalize marijuana in California. Max previously covered e-commerce for IBD, with a focus on Amazon, and most recently was a staffer for J, where he investigated the rise in anti-Semitism at Bay Area schools since the 2016 election. Originally from Toronto, he attended Trent University in Ontario before receiving an MFA at California College of the Arts. Follow Max on Twitter @chernandburn." He has a Masters in Fine Arts... and from a no name school . Why the heck is writing on financials is beyond me.. LOL