Category: Parry
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TGOD vs Wildflower: Underplaying your hand as opposed to overplaying it
Two news releases wafted past me yesterday that caused me to dig deeper than the words written on the page. This sometimes happens out of necessity – a company has to release news about a topic but can’t go into detail yet, or has bad news they don’t particularly want to run a highlighter over.…
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Pure Global Cannabis (PURE.V) is up nearly double in a week – and still dirt cheap
When I write about Pure Global (PURE.V), people get confused because a) they’re always down, and b) they’re not a client company. They should be a running joke, right? Like an Instadose or a Namaste (N.V). Well if you bought in when I did, that’s even truer. It hit the markets on opening day around…
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![Instadose: Mistakes were made, but company makes commitment to oversight and improvement]()
Instadose: Mistakes were made, but company makes commitment to oversight and improvement
[UPDATE]: The article below is one that we have stood behind from the day we posted it, and do to this day. What it shows is how a young company, one without the oversight of a more mature outfit, can make rash decisions and overpromise in a way that they hope will allow them to…
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Xmas news dump: Aphria (APHA.T) subject to ‘unfriendly’ takeover by company CEO advises
This Aphria (APHA.T) story just keeps getting richer, and the unbelievable lack of respect this company is giving the market and regulators is a sight to behold. Let’s recap the last few weeks: So now we’re into the dead days of the 2018 market, just after Christmas and right before New Year, when few are…
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Enough is enough: Time for Aphria’s (APHA.T) CEO Vic Neufeld to resign or be fired
It’s time to end the charade. Canadian licensed cannabis producer Aphria (APHA.T) has long been considered one of the ‘big three’ in the North American scene, which helped them benefit from institutional investment, pension fund allocations, and ETF involvement, and contributed to a long rising market cap that topped out in January 2017 at around $5…
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Nano One Materials (NNO.V) announces big battery tech partnership with 350-yr-old French giant Saint Gobain
Since the first day that I first mentioned Nano One Materials, way back when Equity.Guru began, Nano One Materials (NNO.V) has always been lining itself up for the day, sometime in the distant future, when a big global player would come in and verify that, yes, they have something here, and it’s something important. We’ve…
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Tepid Aphria (APHA.T) response to short report accusations sees stock hammered – again
It’s all gone pear-shaped over at Aphria (APHA.T) a day after a short report was filed by Quintessential Capital Management, following up on an earlier short report by Hindenburg Research. In the report, admitted short sellers claimed they’d traveled the globe looking for companies and properties Aphria purchased, sometimes from companies that board members owned…
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United Battery Metals (UBM.V) abandons German promo, is torn a new one by market
An online conversation on CEO.CA between investors, on the topic of United Battery Metals (UBM.C), on November 14, six days ago. @Skyline27 Bid/ask im seeing is 1.44 dang @maplenorth What happened here? 1.14? @Cmarshall21 Manipulation @maplenorth no but what actually happened? Some stop losses obviously got triggered but it wasnt exactly on a small volume @Skyline27 I should have waited…
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![Supreme Cannabis (FIRE.V) is not a misnomer: My first hand tour of ‘Quality City’]()
Supreme Cannabis (FIRE.V) is not a misnomer: My first hand tour of ‘Quality City’
I’ve been to a lot of cannabis grow facilities. My mother would not be proud. And it’s probably why my car gets tossed whenever I head to Bellingham to buy Trader Joes Caramel Cinnamon Monkey Bread (don’t judge me). And, usually, they bore me to tears. Frankly, if you’re not handing out product – and…
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![Chemesis (CSI.C): The hard moving global cannabis venture that gets it, even if you don’t]()
Chemesis (CSI.C): The hard moving global cannabis venture that gets it, even if you don’t
In talking to Chemesis (CSI.C) CEO Edgar Montero, one thing becomes abundantly clear: You can go ahead and grow all the marijuana you want, and he won’t begrudge you your opportunities. He just doesn’t think that’s going to change the world, nor be bait for a bigger player looking for acquisitions, nor be a means…
