What a ShockAurora went up 2.50, then straight back down. To a loss. Imagine... you have 18 million available. You know how the days going to go. You buy a million shares, pump it up, then sell. Then... short it all the way back down. For another 2+ million profit. Then with the profit, buy free shares. Then start the cycle again. When volume is low, share value has to be boosted. From say 18 to 20, and quickly. Then quickly brought down down again. That's how large amounts of money are made. A little inside information always helps. Since June last year Auroras stock plummeted. After a bad quarter, shares dropped from 12 dollars a share, to .70 cents a share, in 10 months. Slowly, but strategically dropping. Why not go from 12 to .70 cents in two weeks? No money to be made. By shorts. For 10 straight months, Auroras share price declines. Aurora never offered any news, which was fantastic for the shorts. They had full control. As -replanned, straight down to .70 cents. I feel that was preplanned last summer. Whoever bought Aurora shares after July, or in some cases before, lost big time. My opinion, Aurora and shorts are very well connected. When stocks go up, some make money, as well as when stocks drop, a few select (insiders) make tons of money. To be used to buy free shares. Shareholders are used. This is a heavily manipulated stock. For day traders only. No news. Or never any good news. Aurora management is involved. Be careful.!!! Share price is being run by swindlers, and in my opinion Aurora management. Signed... I should of bought into Canopy years ago. Cheers