Post by
WeedTheNorth on Aug 11, 2021 6:00pm
Idea
Is Constellation lending their shares to short hedge funds? If I think completely by motives it makes sense.
They are allowed to replace their warrants with shares bought on the open market. Their warrants are at $50.60 CAD and higher. Logically, you allow your shares to be shorted bringing the price down and you buy the cheaper shares. Then you recall the shares short and you own the company one day, for cheaper than you were planning to pay anyways.
Constellation will own canopy at some point, I can't wait to see how big the final offer to me will be. Inflation is picking up so it'll be more dollars the longer they wait. GL all longs. Thanks west for the line of thought
Comment by
WeedTheNorth on Aug 11, 2021 9:11pm
Without a buyout it would literally take every shareholder to actively sell their stock, it just doesn't happen. I'm no expert and I'm still digging but their 13D didn't change between july 2019 and April 2021, their last report. I think the pandemic may have paused their buying ability but why not lend your shares to the market to collect the fee while you gather up your cash?
Comment by
WestCoast78 on Aug 13, 2021 5:24pm
Follow up. STZ can only buy 20M units on the open market. https://www.cbrands.com/news/articles/constellation-brands-enters-into-agreement-with-canopy-growth-corporation-to-modify-warrants-and-other-rights
Comment by
Oldweed on Aug 11, 2021 8:07pm
I posted a thread I little below this that included a link on STZ management albeit 6 years old it provides insight into STZ investing tactics. If you dig deeper there are more articles of shall we say an interesting perspective.
Comment by
WeedTheNorth on Aug 11, 2021 9:14pm
I did see that, I have quite the weekend of digging ahead it seems.