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Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

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TSX:FIRE - Post by User

Comment by Aurum1983on Feb 12, 2021 2:55pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:How in the F_ _ k does this stay flat or red????

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:How in the F_ _ k does this stay flat or red????With those cheap shares they got at 19c they'll just short the stock and cover with them. That's 105M shares and a half warrant. That play will take long to fizzle out given our recent volume.

As for the the 116.6 million share I thought they converted already for $63.5M in Sept 2020 and should already be in the float (half of it was restricted for 4 months).

I am not aware of another 50M shares...what are you referring to?

doesn't make sense to take the 40M and buy off the $26M debenture...that's like a share buy back at a much higher price than they got the money for.

Am I missing something still? Please add to this discussion.

bottom line is, I think, loan sharks like MMcap will take their profit and go. That's inevitiable when you are small and need capital to grow. As we mature and get re-rated management will have access to better lending options (if needed) or credt facilities. FIRE won't be dealing with these fukkers for much longer.

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