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Fire & Flower Holdings Corp FFLWF

Fire & Flower Holdings Corp. is a Canada-based technology-powered, adult-use cannabis retail company. The Company's principal business is the operation of a fully integrated cannabis consumer technology platform, supported by a fulfillment network of retail stores and delivery to cannabis consumers. The Company's segments include Retail, Wholesale and Logistics, and Digital Platform. The Retail segment sells cannabis products and accessories to the adult-use market in provinces where the sale of cannabis by private retailers is legal, and operates under retail banners Fire & Flower, Friendly Stranger, Happy Dayz, and Hotbox. The Wholesale and Logistics segment distributes and delivers cannabis products and accessories. The Digital Platform segment develops digital experiences and retail analytical insights. The Company owns and operates cannabis retail stores in the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and the Yukon territory.


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Post by ThoughtsOnThison May 29, 2023 10:32am
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The FAF ACT Lesson

The FAF ACT LessonI invested in FAF having convinced myself that ACT was the strong balance sheet partner that would ensure the sucess of FAF. On March 20th I sold my remaining shares at $1.01 and took what turned out to be a total loss of $25k. I cannot be alone. Many FAF holders (like all) must have been burned severely.

I had suggested in some of my (historical) posts that my postion on ACT had changed and that ACT may actually drive FAF to insolvency. Here it is.

Money in QSR June 1, 2022 is $60 to $100 + Dividends
Money in FAF June 1, 2002 is $3.25 to $0.50 and possibly $0

FAF is/was the last time I invested in anything that is not "Canadian Blue-Chip" and dividend paying. Buy the banks, buy the coffee, and let it ride...
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