Canopy Growth Corp T.WEED

RE:RE:RE:RE:Note to Retail Short

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If a Long Position Investor purchases shares at $5 then that SP drops down to a $1 or lower then the SP reverts back up to $10 or $20 how much was lost and how much was made if he doesn't sell any shares? 

The Answer is Zero.

Losses on paper and gains on paper are just that -> On Paper.  

If the same investor purchased at $5 then bought again at $1 then their average could drop down to less than $2.50 (depending on size of trade).  If the SP then simply recovers back to the original $5 the investor could actually sell half the shares at twice their new / lower average and have 100% of their cash out and be sitting with shares remaining with ZERO dollars in play.  If the SP should then proceed to run back up to $20 or $30 further profit taking can be done while the investor enjoys zero risk exposure.

Explain to me how that scenario could be copied with a Short-Position trade...  not that I care, I just want a chuckle.

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I can't imagine why someone would even hold a $5 stock down to $1 and no sell stop.  That is reckless investing and as I said before, a waste of valuable time and money.  Holding WEED while it plummeted from $71 to where it is today is nothing short of irresponsible.  There are guarantees that your stock will ever see that level again and your loss has then essentially become

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*no guarantees