Category: Parry
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Cannabis 2.0 needs a hero… is it (LOL) no really, is it… Namaste (N.C)?
If Equity.Guru had a wall of shame in our fine sea foam blue offices, Namaste would be on it, along with Wayland Group (WAYL.C), CEN Biotech (FITX), MedMen (MMEN.C), St Jean Carbon (SJL.V), Imagination Park (IP.C), Affinor Growers (AFI.C), Abattis Bioceuticals (ATT.C), CUV Ventures/RevoluGroup (REVO.V), and a host of others that we went to war…
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AMPD Ventures (AMPD.C) shows off its new HPC data centre with big launch party and stock jump
Last night, Vancouver’s tech elite were crowded into the Waterfall Building, off Granville Island, enjoying cocktails, tasty vittles and, most importantly, tours of AMPD Ventures’ (AMPD.C) new DC1 high performance computing data centre. This was no ordinary tech soiree, there were representatives of some seriously large partner companies, potential clients, and folks who AMPD would…
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![VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference]()
VRIC 2020 Form Guide: How to do the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference
I’ve been to about a decade of Vancouver Resource Investment Conferences, the big Cambridge House BC mining convention that runs every year around this time and, for much of that decade, the mood has been fairly dour. There’s always hope that something is going to light up the industry the way LithiumX (LIX.V) did in…
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This is an actual MedMen (MMEN.C) news release
When a cannabis company loses a lot of money every quarter, and has to sell real estate, cancel acquisitions, lay off staff, renegotiate existing financing to higher interest rates and offer stock to new financiers at a discount to the market price, all to stay afloat, one might expect their newsflow to show bold new…
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New Experion (EXP.V) CEO lays out the real definition of cannabis 2.0… cost controls and common sense
Sick of hearing about how cannabis companies are ‘on the cusp of something great’ and ‘leading the industry’? Well Experion’s new CEO has gone another way: Truth.
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Cannabis companies take a leaf from the baseball playbook, but sacking CEOs at Supreme (FIRE.T) and Experion (EXP.V) won’t placate the masses
The bodies of cannabis company CEOs are starting float down river. Honey, the CEOs ain’t the problem. Name one weed company CEO any other company would hire… I’ll wait.
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2019 weed wrap: The end of the cannabis cycle of cannabis cycles
Like the old Twilight Zone episode where helpful aliens leave behind a book called ‘To Serve Man’, only for us to find out later it’s a cookbook, investors have been welcomed and fattened up nicely by alpha predators as they unwittingly await their slaughter, not realizing that, they’re at the predator’s table because they’re the…
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![Ceylon Graphite (CYL.V) up nearly double since shift to production]()
Ceylon Graphite (CYL.V) up nearly double since shift to production
No resource, no multi-million dollar raise, no problem. Ceylon Graphite (CYL.V), which has taken the unusual (in mining circles) decision to just freaking start digging, rather than go through eight years of behind-protection, triangulation, and capital raising first, is up 20% today as the first containers fill with graphite and execs chase down end user…
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Falcon Gold (FG.V) is a tiny little bet on a big fat gold region
Close-ology is a mining term used to describe companies that are close to another company that is running red hot, and may justifiably make the case that they can be hot too. For some, like serial ring-staker Ryan Kalt, close-ology is a business model. The moment someone announces they’ve found something interesting in Dildo, Newfoundland…
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Ceylon Graphite (CYL.V) moves into production – no, you heard that right… PRODUCTION
One of the things that pisses a lot of investors off about the resource sector is, the confluence of events most investors are looking for – revenues in and a smaller amount of expenses out – you know, ‘actually doing business’ – rarely occurs, because so few resource deals ever move into actual production.
