Homestretch4me wrote: So here we are for everyone who may not know.
Yoda comes on using a pseudonym and praises his Yoda account claiming to have made 2 million and then, to rope in more believers claims to have missed out on 6 million due to selling early......rigggggght!
Doing this gains credibility in the minds of naive investors. Once Yoda responds to himself, he tries using the credibility he just tried to create and reveals his true motive for being here..........bashing/paid basher.
This is the same modus operandi that Starcrapper first utilized. Prank Monkey came on here presenting himself as a professional, experienced investor. At one point he claimed to have bought in and was pumping the stock. A few of our resident longs fell for it and started to actually try and reason with Prank Monkey. Then they got caught because Starsearcher claimed to have sold his position and was now bashing the company not 3 days after pumping it. This was all a con to get the resident longs to lend credibility to his username. Some of the Longs got sucked in. Somewhere along the way Prank Monkey realized that his posts no longer carried any weight with the Longs and now he has reduced himself to winky faces and highlighted, bold, large font text.
Spot the pattern in these bashers. They all work the same way. Try to gain credibility and then turn that credibility into ammunition to attack the stock.
Both of these asshats, Starcrapper and Yoda, are most likely the same person just recycling their MO under a different name.
You should be especially aware of people that come on the bullboard and seem to know so much about other poster's wins and losses. It's not normal.
When was the last time any of you Canopy investors consistently and continuously posted on a board when you believe it is a "garbage company"? Wouldn't you be on the bullboard of the company you are currently invested in or looking to invest in? Common sense people. The signs are there if you look for them. These guys are like a Dr. Suess book. Simple.
YodaLayhehoo wrote:
I'm doing ok Lily although I could have cashed 8 million instead of 2. I sold when the company imo was fully valued based on what I thought they could make. I have no regrets, You're right I didn't see it running so hot. That two million has doubled since then. I piled into another house and bank stocks during the pandemic they've doubled in price and the house has gone up about 60-70% so I'm not crying. Look at where this company is valued now. Pretty much exactly where I thought. There shares have been diluted more but I always thought they'd make about 300-400 million rev and maybe bank 30%. They're still at a huge loss which is why after years then coming back to look I concluded it's a garbage company even tho I have much love for it. So whose the baby now someone that cashed out and banked huge on low risk stocks and real estate or held on for years and is now cashing out at a loss?
The opportunity is in the US from what I see. The companies are where Tweed was in about 2015. It's likely going to take 4-5 years just like it did with tweed but it's coming. This time around I'll still sell too early again and be very happy. Canopy is losing market share daily to very large companies in the US. I see the US companies pulling in a billion in sales easily this year. Yes this year. Some of them have markets caps of 2-3 billion. There is a disconnect in the market and it will correct to the upside for anyone that has patience to take the swings. That's my take on it anyway. I think you made a good choice getting out of here. Canopy will be around but they're definitely not going to be one of the big players in the US. If the US companies get access to the capital markets in the US it's game over for Canopy. Their advantage is gone and I'd imagine their stock takes a nose dive if that ever happened. It seems like that may be coming sooner rather than later. Even the Republicans support banking reform. That's just my take on it I'm not Warren Buffett