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CannTrust Holdings Inc CNTTQ

CannTrust Holdings Inc is engaged in the business of producing and distributing medical cannabis in Canada. Its facility is located at Vaughan, Ontario in Canada. Its brands include LIIV, ESCAPE, SYNR.G and Peak Leaf.


GREY:CNTTQ - Post by User

Comment by recreationtimeon Jul 09, 2020 2:11pm
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RE:TSX

RE:TSXIf you are interested in selling your shares and you have a substantial quantity let me know, I have a big appetite for risk and would be willing to take on a little more with Canntrust.  I realize there is a cease trade order, delisted, lawsuits pending, etc, etc but I don't see why we couldn't have a lawyer draw up an agreement that says as of today you sell me your shares at market value (+/- 0.32).  I pay you the money now so you know I'm not a fraud and you continue to hold the shares until they either
a) evaporate to zero - in which case you have your money and I'm the one losing the last $0.32.
b) they start to trade and I say sell - in which case you sell and pay me out.  
Obviously we could have a clause for tax implications, maybe something like the law firm holds onto 50% of any gains to cover off your capital gain costs before the balance is released to me.  Of course this is all assuming there is actually a gain.  on the flip side I would want a clause for any capital loss claimed by you on that last $0.32 would come back to me.
Anyone else reading this with a substantial amount of shares that would be interested let me know and I will have my lawyer look into this.  Never done it before, but I can't see why two people who know the risks can't enter into an agreement?
Regardless, good luck everyone.
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