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Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

The Supreme Cannabis Co Inc is a Canada-based company engaged in the production and sale of medical and recreational cannabis. Its portfolio includes products that address recreational, medical, and wellness consumers. Its brands include BlissCo, Truverra, 7ACRES, Sugarleaf, and Hiway.


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Comment by johnaleon Jan 03, 2021 3:59pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:fowlerpower jose

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:fowlerpower joseI like the note at 44min - "nobody is going to grant equity into a falling knife" - as applicable to supreme. Interesting stuff - continues to speak of incentives and motivations, and basic human behaviour.  

Best practices would have been to issue the equity after Q4 results - but they waited until end of december to issue RSU and Options  - and a whack of it all at the same time. 

So definitely some under the radar time shifting - which I believe Mike was saying should put you on alert as to a possible spring load event - or at least make you curious. 

I think its possible that they are rewarding themselves at this juncture for having hit those financial milestones (before the market even knows) 
or 
getting some shares before some event - as in buyout or merger at premium - where they have little control to stop it if MM wants or agress to it. 
or 
Like you said, ATM is done/MM done selling/tax loss selling done, and they see this as the bottom.  

Either way - its definitely a bullish signal. 









Method wrote: With the quality of the analysis and the cost of borrow, I sincerely doubt any of the posters are actually short. Most likely they just enjoy trolling and when a stock is down 90%+ there is a lot of pain to feed off. They aren't going anywhere.

That being said, here is a good interview with @nongaap

https://acquirersmultiple.com/2020/07/ep-76-the-acquirers-podcast-mike-puangmalai-dark-arts-corporate-governance-activism-and-tech-with-nongaap/

johnale wrote: the blinders is that everyones analysis is laced with bias depending on their position in the company. 

Im long so im biased bullish, I see the growth potential in the sector, I see a strong CEO who understands the CPG buisness and how to be profitable. I see a CEO who can execute. 
I see a company with some competative advantages that gives them a fighting chance. 

You are short, you see the negatives, and you magnify them. You ignore the positives. You ignore that fundamentally the company is already trading at a huge discount because of that past and present risk and negatives. 

Your incentives are to lace the board with negative comments to support your position. And - Vice versa for us. 

Speaking of incentives - and corporate governance - there has been a pretty large bullish shift with supreme. They really cleaned up the board, and just issued some pretty substantial RSU and Options all at the same time. 

https://nongaap.substack.com/p/the-vaxart-of-well-timed-insider 

pretty interesting article on VAxart and what happend after those were issued. not saying that will happen to supreme - but the timing seems interesting for supreme. Definitely a bullish signal. 








 




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