Category: Parry
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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.
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Deathwatch: MedMen (MMEN.C) is cutting out everything but the cancer that is killing it
If you’ve been around this joint for a while, you’ll have seen us arguing folks would be silly to invest in MedMen (MMEN.C) if hanging on to your money is a thing you aspire to do. That’s not because we have a hate on for the dude-bros running the show, or because they’re not a…
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AMPD Ventures (AMPD.C) jumps 31% after short attack falls away
Technology public markets newbie AMPD Ventures (AMPD.C) has had an interesting first 7 weeks on the market, initially doubling in value out of the gate, before profit taking and short selling drove it well down to 2/3 of its initial financing price in just as quick time. That downswing swung back hard today, with a…
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![OK boomer: In which I come to Jesus over mushrooms and put my dollars into Absolem]()
OK boomer: In which I come to Jesus over mushrooms and put my dollars into Absolem
50 years I’ve been bumbling around this planet, and the best damn weekend I’ve had on it to date occurred recently, under the influence of mushrooms. The carpet didn’t talk to me and the walls weren’t bleeding, and the sunrise wasn’t the incarnation of Shiva. That ain’t it, kids. No, what happened is my head…
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Dionymed (DYME.C) gives investors a checklist for disaster, and Invictus (GENE.V) is ticking a lot of boxes
Dionymed Brands (DYME.C) is – sorry, was – the low hanging fruit of the cannabis bubble burst. It was always a goner for anyone who looked hard enough, but in a market where aspiration was rewarded more than perspiration, Dionymed sent out all the right news releases to keep the joke going longer than it…
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![A tale of two factories: World Class Extractions (PUMP.C) and Naturally Splendid (NSP.V) might surprise you]()
A tale of two factories: World Class Extractions (PUMP.C) and Naturally Splendid (NSP.V) might surprise you
Over the last month I’ve left the happy confines of Casa Guru a few times and headed out to the suburbs to catch up with old friends. Both trips turned out to be surprising and interesting experiences with a similar message; “The market doesn’t see us, but we’re doing the work and quietly confident we’re…
