Harvest Health & Recreation Inc (Sub Voting) HRVSF

Possibly trend in Harv's volume to take serious?

[taffyapple]

About 4-5 weeks before the last big deal was announced (Verano), there was a noticeable increase in volume (one big institution, probably) buying Harvest stock. From the daily average of 250k-350k there was a day where an extra couple of million suddenly appeared. For Harv, which is relatively low volume, this was a very big day.

The same happened about one month ago (April 18th - volume: 2.85m). It's a huge spike. 

This would be the third time in a row THIS YEAR that a spike has appeared 4-5 weeks before a significant announcement, so I have just doubled up in the hope that I'm right.

I would like to add, just in case it's not completely obvious, that I'm not an expert trader (or any sort of trader) but I have an analytical background and the time to look into these sorts of things.

We just need Trump & Co to get some form of amicable agreement with the Chinese (over the trade war) and we could see Harv hit 15 within a month or two. I genuinely think it's going to happen, although I'm open to any other opinions.

[JesseB]

How is harvest or any other US MSO effected by these tarrifs?

[taffyapple]

Many experts have commented on certain markets being influenced by certain negativity - events like the China trade disagreement. This market is definitely one. It's the negativity and uncertainty that seems to drive investors away.

[JesseB]

I found a rotten apple in my fridge. I guess I should throw out the pork loin too. Why stop there, I have noodles in the cupboard too, toss 'em eh?

[taffyapple]

That makes no sense, in relation to my comments, at all. Feel free to disprove my thoughts or theories, as I would genuinely welcome any feedback that actually makes sense, but please avoid this drivel. Thanks!

[JesseB]

It's called an anology - my point being people seem to be dumping their weed stocks (the pork loin) because they have a rotten apple in the fridge (US tarriffs). I dont see how any of these companies are even effected by the tariffs so I'm looking for justification. I want to know if the sell offs are irrational and just a momentary blip or are they somehow actually effected?

[taffyapple]

That's a good point. I've read an enormous amount regarding this theory (and it's a wildly accepted theory now), but I've yet to get an answer to your question, as I was wondering the same. There doesn't seem an awful lot of correlation between the trade wars and the pot business, so I believe it's more of a case of private and institutional investors believe that their