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Aphria Inc. APHA

Aphria, which is headquartered in Ontario, produces and sells medicinal and recreational cannabis. The company operates through retail and wholesale channels in Canada and internationally. Aphria is a main distributor of medical cannabis to Germany and has operations in over 10 countries outside of Canada. However, it does not have exposure to the U.S. CBD or THC markets due to the constraints of federal prohibition. It has some U.S. exposure through the acquisition of SweetWater, a craft brewer


NDAQ:APHA - Post by User

Comment by gottahunchon Oct 12, 2020 8:04pm
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Post# 31705354

RE:RE:N00bInvesTOR Charts

RE:RE:N00bInvesTOR ChartsGood evening,
I think it really depends on the systems/access each firm has.
Given the NASDAQ was open today, long trades could have been bought in US$ to cover a short (even if in CDN$). You can simply journal the position over (if your account set up is such that you need a separate short account). If you can short without needing a separate account, you may be able to just buy in US and your firm will adjust. I am not the expert in shorting and processing in short trades as I only trade long. In regular retail land for accounts under investment advisors,I don't believe there is a lot of shorting going on.

Let's hope CDN shorts were busy today with thanksgiving and were not trying a bunch of heroics to try to cover so that the rally continues tomorrow.


skyplt wrote: Again, a really good analysis.  The only aspect I wonder about is the statement about Canadian shorts not being able to cover today.  I am not entirely sure, and perhaps gottahunch can expand, but I believe it was possible to buy shares on the NASDAQ today and journal them to the TSX to cover (it takes three days I believe).  The only logical reason to do this would be the belief that the share price will just continue to rise tomorrow on both exchanges.  That is why the volume has me intrigued.  I don't want to read more into this than one should, but it strikes me as though there is more to the share price rise than anticipated Q earnings.    


N00bInvesT0R wrote: Ticker APHA on the Nasdaq. Why not APHA on the TSX?
  1. Volume is higher on Nasdaq and higher volume = more meaningful price action
  2. It also happens that today TSX is closed, happy Thanksgiving
All prices will be in USD $ unless I mention otherwise.

Comments before diving in

The trend is your friend,  not everyone has to agree or use Technical Analysis but when you look at the big companies that are successful , they are on a Monthly and Weekly Uptrend

What is an Uptrend? Higher Low (HL)  + Higher High (HH)
What is a Downtrend?  Lower High (LH) + Lower Low (LL)

As long as you keep doing HL, you keep the Uptrend intact.
As long as you keep doing LH, you  keep the Downtrend Intact.

Today was a significant day for APHA,  the last time it was in a Monthly Uptrend was in 2018 where it hit it's historical all time highs 19.87.

Weekly TimeFrame (1 Candle = 1 Week of Price Action)

Weekly Uptrend, if anyone followed my posts since the beginning, I said that earnings were gonna be the difference maker, to not take the bear break seriously unless there is significant follow up, it was the September 21st week.

Earnings will determine if it's a weekly bull HH fake-out or not

Here's the chart, link : https://www.tradingview.com/x/TEtSIOCb/

Monthly TimeFrame (1 Candle = 1 Month of Price Action)

Not gonna show you all 2017 but gonna show you before + 2018 . After you will see now, what happened today. We are also in a Monthly Uptrend.

6,15 was the top of the pandemic bounce + where we topped out before negative reaction to Q4 202 Earnings. High of the day is 6.44.

Earnings will determine if it's a Monthly bull HH fake-out or not

Link : https://www.tradingview.com/x/q5Th7RZ7/

Daily TimeFrame  (1 candle = 1 Day of Price Action)

We are in Daily Uptrend, this chart may not be beautiful but red lines except the first one = HL

Green lines except the first one = HH

When bull action is strong, the same candle can be a HH and HL, so we got confirmation that we repeated the same scenario we had on the October 6th Candle.

Chart  link : https://www.tradingview.com/x/CL65idCB/

All you need to know is that anything above 5.44 = Daily HL

Key Supports

Don't want to overwhelm you with charts so we would have to zoom in the Hourly
Timeframe to find out that

  • Anything above 6.14 = Hourly Higher Low
If we break 6.14, most likely scenario is Daily Consolidation under way.
  • We would then look at 5.74 which is today Low of the day
If we break 5.74, we would then look at
  • 5.44 , anything above 5.44 = Daily HL

Key Resistances

  • Today High of the day 6.44
If we break 6.44, we are looking to test a key resistance from September 16 2019 week
  • 6.62 and   then 6,75

Conclusion + Protect Profits

Any short that entered on Friday on the Canadian Side is under water and didn't have the option to cover his short position (ouch)

I personally expect a gap up open and a boring/weird day to adjust the Nasdaq and TSX  delay

It's a never a bad idea to sell a part of your position, if you entered during the week of September 21st  (depending on how well you nailed the bottom) , you are looking at 40 to 55% after less  than 3 weeks.

Even if you are a long, protecting profits even if it would imply selling at a loss would still allow you to buy when consolidation happens because unfortunately it's part of the game.

I would be a liar if I tell you that I didn't sell any shares or don't actively manage my position, part of my position is long and the other part is actively managed.

Disclaimer

This post is for educational purposes, I am not a financial advisor or a crystal ball price action fortune teller.

Stick to your strategy, I am not encouraging anyone to do like me, don't want to brag but it took me a lot of practice to get there. The last thing you want to do is wait for someone signal to  buy or sell.

Never trust anyone on forums, take decisions based on your Due Diligence and knowledge.

Looking forward to earnings and hopefully you understand more Technical Analysis which  is the goal of my educational purposes post.

Thank you for reading, take care





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