Village Farms International Inc VFF

i'm not saying it is

[charliebitmyfin]

but this could be the shakedown before all the earnings reports happening in march. and at least vff is profitable compared to just about everyone else, so you know they will be around for a long time, doing what they do best, growing

[SmellsofMoney]

Shakedowns are ok, but a month long downtrend is not. If this is part of a general market pullback, I'd rather sell my shares and move on to something that's more serious about delivering to its shareholders; VFF is an unreliable stock. I fully expected a shakedown from VFF, but this is now questionable and beginning to cast doubts in my mind as to what's really going on here.

[charliebitmyfin]

could this be the reason for the pullback? https://www.google.ca/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/willyakowicz/2021/03/03/us-cannabis-sales-hit-record-175-billion-as-americans-consume-more-marijuana-than-ever-before/amp/

[SmellsofMoney]

Not sure.  But with business high, then it shouldn't be dropping, in spite of any typical spring market pullbacks. My logic is that Americans will now be celebrating even more, since the covid numbers have dropped heaviliy over February.  They were already pretty complacent before, now it's like going to be a brush off. Anybody with money or a job last year made a killing in