RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:COULD CANOPY FAIL??2 billion dollars.....5 years worth of the most recent quarterly losses. Are you okay. You are such a pathetic basher. In time you will be outed, everyone just has to be patient.
And in terms of not knowing anything, you obviously have no idea what it takes to be the winner in a new industry coming out of prohibition. Let me make it easy for you........Money. canopy has that in spades. Stay tuned little guy. You will learn soon enough.
Starsearcher80 wrote: Homestench you show that you know nothing about the cost of restructuring and repositioning, and there is now an active question as to whether Canopy can even do either of these. Nor do you understand how and when raises are done. Canopy is suffering from being a bloated pig and Klein, after several years now, has shown zero ability to bring the company to anything even remotely showing stability. At best Canopy mistakenly spends even more money that they don't have buying other companies that put out products that Canopy "should" have got right in the first place, but clearly didn't. Spending money to fix what can only be described as a massive internal fail is yet another fail. Meanwhile other companies far more nimble and far more able to read customer demand are slaying the giant on all fronts. In the case of Canopy, biggest does NOT mean best. "Biggest" is now quicklyturning into a noose around the company's neck. And with each day there are more and more signs of that noose tightening. Again, today's news spells that out clearly.
Homestretch4me wrote: 2 billion dollars asshat. That's 20 quarters based on their last report. 5 years. Fail.......you are a joke.
Starsearcher80 wrote: Any serious analysis of the current situation can only come to the same red flag conclusions. Other motivations for considering anything positive mostly centre around emotional content and are not based in facing reality. It's where you get sentiments such as "well I've lost too much to sell now", or people marrying the stock, or blindly cheer leading, or thinking they are the great defenders. Another scenario is turning a trade into a long term hold, it all centers around not wanting to admit being horribly wrong. These are all classic mistakes and what leads to people washing out. If the shorts are right, and I think they are, they will continue to sell short relentlessly. This drives the price down, and then longs also sell in capitulation, further decimating the share price. The company burns through cash, but then had minimal ability to raise because the share price is crushed. So they dilute to oblivion putting the offering at an even lower price just to desperately attempt to garner interest. At this point they essentially die on their own sword, with no other options available. The stock, and the company fail. If you've been astound the market at all, you know how many times this scenario plays out. The short position clearly smells blood and today's news will only serve to embolden them further.
slick555 wrote: stars points are valid ....besides name calling can you please put forth an opinion that comes with an explanation as to why you still believe in canopys future