Tilray Brands Inc TLRY

Bulls will be in Control

[Ventura2020]

1. S&P - 4300 and climbing, entering bull market
2. Cannabis sales have surged in Canada
3. TLRY cash flow positive..soon!
4. TLRY market share could climb to over 20% percent in Canada
5. TLRY  financially strong, not going anywhere. Don't sell your shares for those unrealized losses
6. Sweetwater sales surging through the USA
7. cc Pharma sales in Europe surging, over 20% market share
8. Germany legalization shortly. TLRY #1
9. SAFE could be in Senate Committee within weeks...prior to July 4. Then off to the House and Senate. It WILL pass!
10. Probably missed many more positive's 

Just a friendly reminder to you shorters, cover those positions ASAP, before it's too late. 

TLRY is going to rip and it's going to rip hard and fast. Bulls will be control, the Bears will go back to hibernation and not just for the winter.

GLTA and Stay Strong!

Cheers,
V

[CaneIsAbel]

Great post let's not forget Jerome Powell pausing and maybe even reversing interest rate hikes. Inflation cooling and pressure from Elizabeth Warren and banks over his Powells head to do so. That's a big postive too shorts need to close out ASAP

[ledzep4u]

I think the biggest positive will be the descheduling/rescheduling of pot. As I've posted before, I expect a decision sometime in September or October (1 year mark since Biden's directive). It will probably end up as a Schedule III which will mean it will be in the same category as Tylenol with Codeine. I've been hearing more and more that it may end up start at being federally legal

[Keeler]

First of all, Biden's 'directive' was to facilitate research on the beneficial effects on health. Period. US MSOs list on CSE because it's illegal for them to list on Nasdaq. If cannabis is legalized - they will list immediately. Tilray's bulk of sales revenue is from Canada. It's production facilties are in Canada Despite having it's offices in New York, it is a

[Keeler]

Not a single fact to support the vague generalized statements. German sales? TOTAL international sales after 9 months are under $28 million - befroe COGS and operating expenses, for a bottom line NET LOSS. Big deal. 20% of the Canadian market share? Even simple Simon says it's 13%, why say 20% - might as well say 30% - it's just as false a statement. Sweetwater sales surging? Can you