Simon said that Tilray would have 30% market share in Canada at the end of May 31, 2024.
Prior to the acquisition, Hexo had 17% and Tilray had 16% - which had dropped to 5% and 8% respectively after the deal.
If it's the 'markets fault' like you suggest quinlash - I guess Simple Simon isn't very competent at reading the market - it would seem that at $39 million a year, a CEO could provide investors with better predictions than pulling numbers out of the air.
Tilray reported approx $70 million last quarter -that's about $280 million a year. He also - in his sales guidance that $1 billion of the $4 billion would come from the Canadian market.
Simpke Simon might as well give $50 billion as guidance, he just has to put out a subsequent press release saying that it depends on whether or not 90% of other cannabis companies in the world close down.
Then if they don't - you can post that it wasn't Dimons fault, the other companies didn't close down like they were supposed to.