RE:ShortingAgreed with everything you said, but it should not ever come with any sector regardless of how speculative it is. Like Musk said about shorting, you can't sell a car or house you don't own, so why then can you sell stock shares you don't own? Moreover, Tilray is not such a speculative stock anymore: we know we're getting close to a billion a year in revenue. And more countries and states are legalizing it, so we'll only make more $$. Yet the shorters are blatantly manipulating our share price. It is simply wrong and should be illegal. good luck to all
skyplt wrote: I appreciate the frustration with the shorting, but to be brutally honest, it comes with investing in a speculative sector. I own some Tilray, but not all in. It is balanced with other stocks like ENB and WCP (oil and gas are making a comeback with post pandemic opening up) that do not get shorted nearly as much. After hours trading on ENB is measured in hundreds of shares. Not a speculative play! I now maintain a better balanced portfolio and not hanging off what the likes of Anson Funds are doing. These parasites are a fact of life and will always be there to profit from the setbacks. Shorting is not going away, especially in a sector that hinges on things happening "just right" but plagued by gold chains and man buns in the C-suites. I maintain Tilray is the best of the bunch...inclusive of a viable path moving forward and a CEO that knows the importance of branding and diversification. Eventually a solid business plan and continued positive EBITA will see investors through. Until then, it is the wild west.