quinlash - your false and misleading statements have been proven as non - fact.
But revenue has been higher - that happens when you mid spend investors cash on failing companies, you still record their revenue, if their bottom line is a loss.
Share price is not based on book value - it's a silly uneducated post to make.
Tikray has not 'turned around' 8 breweries in the last few months - another uninformed amateur thing to post.
You claim to have been investing for 39 years - 10 in cannabis. Yet your cannabis investing choices have been horrible failures - you lost your investment with bankruptcy after bankruptcy. Your post saying you are comfortable with Tilray is hardly re-assuring, you used to be comfortable with bankrupt Zenabis and Medmen.
The biggest laugh - you stating that you are not promoting Tilray.
Seriously? You wonder why you have no credibility on the board.
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quinlashon Sep 15, 2024 11:52am 
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TLRY continues Ramping Net
The last two QTR reports were record highs for net sales. In both the company made notable progress in reducing it's debt. The company has yet to achieve EPS positive and shares trade at a 50% discount it book value.
TLRY has already purchased 8 breweries and turned them around to profitable operations. These, plus the additional 4 breweries they picked up will continue to add to sales growth while providing the operation with multiple revenue streams in addition to their cannabis products.
I've been reading cannabis stocks for 10+ years now and, speaking canditly, I'm much more comfortable in TLRY (as a cannabis position) knowing that they have the alchole sales growing and progressing the operation regardless of what develops or what may be delayed in terms of legalization within the United States.
TLRY is growing it's international cannabis sales. I sincerely believe this is being grossly overlooked by many.
I am not promoting this stock but suggesting everyone research it. Regardless if you are holding or not.