ACB

cgaMattK

Microwave method is regarded. An air fryer at 50C (or 1789573F) for 75 minutes will crisp up your $ACB dividends nicely

Many_Easy

They remind me of ACB and Tilray. Definite turnaround situations, but all making decent moves to increase and reduce debt in anticipation of having to wait and ride out potential reforms. I didn’t look, but is Auxly current with excise taxes?

One-Yard9754

Man, forget Tillray, they're junk!!! I've done well swapping ACB and GTI, rolling the spread when it diverges and converges and loaded up dumping a big portion of GTI last week when ACB bottomed, immediately selling further out calls and using those proceeds to purchased short-dated lower strikes.

ZacTheBlob

I think this is a good NVLink Fusion sale opportunity. They've been diversifying into google TPUs since early 2024. Compute demand is growing faster than Nvidia's GPU supply capacity. It's not surprising to see companies looking for alternatives to fill the demand. This might affect revenue in the long run if demand slows, but seeing how Nvidia already struggles to keep up with demand, there likely won't be any short/mid-term impact on revenue. There have been "Nvidia killer" news for as long as I've been holding. It's all just noise until it isn't. I'd rather sell after a 20-30% crash from the top than miss the entire rally ($32 split-adjusted ACB).

Artistic-Ebb9174

I personally think there is not much space on the downside left for ACB and TLRY. Sentiment seems to be shifting again and US market is just a matter of time. I understand that their stock price depends on US decisions, but when it comes to Weed they are both well positioned outside US. European medical market looking great and is going to expand

GeoLogic23

False. No. There was like one guy constantly pumping it. That's actually the opposite of your claim anyway. You claimed you weren't allowed to criticize ACB. That has nothing to do with if people were pumping it. Nobody except the pumper was going to have an issue if you criticized their ACB pump. Many people still do criticize them. **Can you provide me an example of a comment criticizing ACB that was downvoted?**

Orennji

I know you like to waste other peoples' time with endless argument. Bottom line: Is the first statement true or false? Second statement: was ACB pumped relentlessly up to the recent quarterly earnings with absolutely no real opposition?

Flipside68

ACB used to be the rotten step child. Everyone critized them

GeoLogic23

Tilray and ACB have historically been two of the most criticized stocks. What are you talking about? By the time Aphria merged with Tilray this sub was all about MSOs. Cresco warrants from Mr. Shady anyone?? I feel like you lived in an alternate world than i did. Only very recently has ACB turned it around enough for you not to be ridiculed for suggesting it. They were the poster child for diluting shareholders to pay for overzealous expansion.

Orennji

You weren't allowed to criticize Aphria/Tilray for a long time on this sub. You're still not allowed to criticize ACB.

Full-Demand-1390

What do you guys think about Tilray and ACB?

unclegbov

Anyone ever wanted ACB - now is the time to start a position or add.  Good luck to all, cept that twisted fate person).

SuzyCreamcheezies

What was my *question*? Asking for clarification around these countries you named? If you looked into it further you'd see that they are *projected* to grow in the coming years, but not quite there as of yet. For example, out of the hundreds of companies popping up in SA only a few are *actually* exporting cannabis at this point. And I'm not thinking that the export is *just* around Tilray, ACB or VFF. Just some simple speculation around the timing of ACB's forecast. Yet, you assume I think they are the *whole* market. Lol.

SuzyCreamcheezies

GMP certification is what most European countries require for medical import. I’d have to assume that it applies to ALL imports. No doubt other countries are joining the fray, but as of now Canada and the UK still far outpace most other countries in terms of medical exports. As for my Tilray/ACB comment, I’m just trying to read between the lines. I believe Tilray, ACB and VFF have the largest production capacity in Canada. So if ACB is forecasting a significant decline in such a short window it makes sense to at least consider Tilray or VFF as contributing to that decline.

SuzyCreamcheezies

No, I see this more as positioning for a later date when Italy decides to expand in a meaningful way. I bet this only adds a few million with the current medical program. On a similar note, I'm wondering if ACB's forecast on declining international sales has anything to do with the timing of Tilray getting its greenhouses planted at full capacity. One can hope.

Ok-Investment-300

**Investing Portfolio Summary (First month)** * **Total Value:** $5,334.42 * **Past Month Change:** \+$1,037.45 (+24.14%) * **Buying Power:** $4.92 **Options** * ASTS $56 Call (7/11 - 1 buy): $3.05 (+43.19%) **Cryptocurrencies** * ETH: $2,447.75 (0.485674 units, +1.76%) * SOL: $144.57 (2.15503 units, +0.83%) **Stocks** * PLTR: $141.53 (5.60 Shares, +1.15%) * ASTS: $52.71 (82.39 Shares, +5.00%) * UNH: $302.70 (6.92 Shares, +0.67%) * CLF: $7.20 (100 Shares, +3.97%) * GME: $23.04 (24.34 Shares, +0.96%) * ACB: $4.07 (3.51 Shares, +3.96%)

MightyGoober

ACB has got the right idea to focus on higher margin medical. That’s all I hold.

MontyNinjaPython

[Investing.com](http://Investing.com) with WarrenAI obviously repeatedly creates completely fabricated news, sending ACB into a sharp drop. Yahoo Finance also marks false EPS values of -0.56 when EPS was actually positive and quarterly results very postive. [https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ACB/analysis/](https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/ACB/analysis/) [https://www.auroramj.com/press-releases/article/?id=123112](https://www.auroramj.com/press-releases/article/?id=123112) "On June 18, 2025, Aurora advised the market that an article posted on Investing.com incorrectly stated that Aurora had agreed to acquire New Zealand-based MedLeaf Therapeutics. Later in the day on June 18, 2025, a second article was posted on Investing.com that incorrectly states that Aurora has entered into a strategic partnership with MediPharm GmbH for distribution of medical cannabis in Germany and other EU markets. The Company categorically denies both [Investing.com](http://investing.com/) articles.  Aurora has not entered into any such agreements, has had no discussions with MedLeaf Therapeutics or MediPharm GmbH with respect to any business combination transaction or strategic partnership, and has not made any statements or filed any information pertaining to any such transactions. The erroneous articles posted on Investing.com state that they were generated "with the support of AI" and reviewed by an editor.  The Company is launching an investigation into the genesis of these articles.  In the meantime, Aurora confirms that it is not in possession of material non-public information and advises investors that Investing.com should not be considered a credible source of information regarding the Company.  Any information regarding material corporate transactions will be announced directly by the Company to the market as soon as it is appropriate to do so."

One-Yard9754

Only solace I can take is I made a big tactical move swapping out most of my ACB into GTI right before earnings as I had previously made the tactical shift in March. I captured close to $3 in spread and I'm watching it to reverse it again as the spread has narrowed considerably.

unclegbov

Someone or multi parties will regret this when they get sued.  Very obvious this was a setup, may even see jail time for such actions.  Weren't the best financials on the quarter for ACB but nothing close to the damage that was done with this fake news.  Overall, a solid year.

Twist_of_Fate_44

ACB under $6 CAD or TLRY under $.50 CAD Which comes first?!? My money is on ACB

MontyNinjaPython

The AI says "Aurora Cannabis Q4 2025: Zacks vs. Seeking Alpha – Conflicting Reports and ErrorsAurora Cannabis (ACB) released its Q4 fiscal 2025 results (ended March 31, 2025), but reports from Zacks and Seeking Alpha don’t align, and Zacks seems to have some errors. Here’s a breakdown for clarity: Aurora’s Official Numbers (from their press release): * Revenue: C$90.5M, up 34% from C$67.4M in Q4 2024. * Net Loss: C$17.2M, improved from C$20.3M loss in Q4 2024. * Adjusted EBITDA: C$16.7M, up 619% from C$2.3M. * Outlook: Expects slightly lower global cannabis revenue in Q1 2026 due to temporary international market declines but positive EBITDA and free cash flow. Zacks Report Issues: * Revenue Error: Zacks says revenue was $63.07M USD, beating estimates by 1.65% ($62.04M). But Aurora reported C$90.5M CAD ($66M USD at 0.73 exchange rate). Even converting, Zacks’ number is too low, possibly excluding plant propagation revenue (C$13.8M) or using wrong data. * Earnings Misleading: Zacks reports $0.07/share earnings, missing $0.11/share estimate (-36.36%). This is likely adjusted EPS, ignoring Aurora’s C$17.2M net loss (\~C$0.32/share loss). Focusing only on adjusted EPS hides the actual loss. * Year-Ago Comparison: Zacks says Q4 2024 revenue was $49.98M, but Aurora reported C$67.4M. This mismatch suggests Zacks might be using USD or excluding segments without explaining. Seeking Alpha Report: * Accurate Numbers: Reports C$90.5M revenue, matching Aurora’s press release, with a beat vs. Bloomberg’s C$88.8M estimate. Net loss of C$17.2M and Q1 2026 outlook also align. * Market Reaction: Notes a \~17% premarket stock drop due to concerns about weaker international revenue in Q1 2026, which matches Aurora’s guidance. What’s the Deal? * Zacks’ Errors: Wrong revenue ($63.07M vs. C$90.5M), unclear currency (USD vs. CAD), and focusing on adjusted EPS while ignoring the net loss misleads readers. Their year-ago revenue ($49.98M) doesn’t match Aurora’s C$67.4M either. * Seeking Alpha: More accurate, sticks to Aurora’s official numbers, and highlights market concerns about the Q1 2026 outlook. * Why the Conflict?: Zacks likely uses USD and adjusted metrics (common for analysts) but doesn’t clarify, and their revenue seems off. Seeking Alpha uses CAD and Aurora’s full numbers, making it more reliable. Takeaway: Trust Aurora’s press release (C$90.5M revenue, C$17.2M loss) over Zacks’ report, which has errors. Seeking Alpha’s take is closer to the truth but check Aurora’s MD&A on their website (www.auroramj.com) (www.auroramj.com) for full details."

Machdonkey

I've said it before but i feel there needs to be consolidation in the market. Id like to see ACB merge with an MSO to obtain a complete global footprint.

Twist_of_Fate_44

Speaking of filthy gap fills, waiting for mine on ACB way down at $5.28CAD

Cool_Ad_5101

not everyone can listen to a call real time. it is humorous though, but still give us the Cole’s notes as you are a bull. you should be interested when people want to ask you questions about ACB :)

MightyGoober

The night before ACB reports. Fucking convenient

Floribunda_

ACB calls tomorrow

Twist_of_Fate_44

A rumour, I repeat RUMOUR rolled through my disscord group yesterday \-TLRY has been waiting on doing the r/S, hoping to catch some action on ACB's earnings and ride their coattails a little, trying to lessen the market impact for the inevitable price reversion Second part has to do with an ACB earnings leak. Perhaps today's price action is an indicator that TLRY folks know more about ACB's numbers than they should

MightyGoober

Let's go Aurora (ACB) on Wednesday! !remindme

unclegbov

Adding fountains of ACB today.  lfg!!!!!

Twist_of_Fate_44

You can google it yourselves, but analysts are now looking at a possible -20% drop, and/or full reversion back to April prices on the SP500. Best case would only see a -13% drop back to \~5200 Keep some dry powder ready, nobody would be surprised to see this sector follow along and set new ATL's on every name Also, watch for that future MSO/MSOX reverse split announcement ;) ps .. and just one more sleep until unclegbov goes away 'til the next ACB earning/shilling season!!!!

kateroxstarSmith

Aurora ACB is going to be having it's 2nd profitable Q, that's something

No-Pressure2341

I worked at aurora a few years back. I buy legal weed a lot. Aurora has a facility in isreal. Puts on ACB

Twist_of_Fate_44

Not unrealistic, people have ACB avg's that high -- and higher

Phelonious

What’s to look forward to in the ACB earnings? I’m too scared to hold through it

unclegbov

Friday fun day followed by earth shatterer monday/Tuesday #ACB that's my prediction- come one come all 🎈 positivity is my friend.

NaiveDirector2068

I think the ACB and WEED bag holders would offer a different opinion on that...

GeoLogic23

ACB is trading significantly higher than where they most recently reverse split, just fyi. At the time they were at a pretty low valuation.

Many_Easy

Tilray Brands currently has a market capitalization higher than both ACB and CGC.

GuyOnTheCouch420

Look at some of the Canada LPs that aren’t CGC or TLRY. Not a ton of investable companies in US other than GTI, might as well get international exposure. Safest would be CRON for balance sheet and pretty good business trajectory, negative EV but doesn’t burn cash. ACB good numbers but not really in rec - basically a Europe/austrlaia medical company (just historically was more of a Canadian LP and now just does medical). OGI and VFF high risk high reward but run well. oGI ceo on way out but BAT still backing. VFF ceo is buying shares everyday which is a good sign I think. Also TPB is kinda cannabis adjacent with zig zag but more nicotine. Has some cannabis investments. Good company. Terrascend I trust Jason wild but that’s basically the only reason to buy it.

k9premiere3

Just bought 900 shares of ACB. Hoping for good earnings results in a few days.

4Inv2est0

Super excited for the ACB financials....

4Inv2est0

When are financials released this week...waiting on ACB and HITI, who else??

Paykuh-

I just sold all my ACB two months ago (this means it will probably rocket soon). Good luck.

Many_Easy

If ACB (Aurora) can turnaround without reforms or catalysts, so can some of the others. With reforms, most will quickly uncoil from a valuation standpoint. It’s all about patience and reforms. May have to wait until POTUS exits the picture.

unclegbov

Acb turned the corner - everything is ramping up across the globe.  Usa voted Trump back in again...best move ceo Miguel did was move to medical and leave the usa to do their thing.  Germany sales are next level...Australia is igniting and the rest of EU is to follow.  GOOD LUCK! #ACB strong!

Rango698

Company Revenue Trend Profitability Trend Latest Net Income Financial Health OGI Strong growth Improving, now profitable $11.75M (TTM) Healthy TLRY Moderate growth Still unprofitable, large losses -$789M (quarterly) Weak ACB Modest growth Recent profits after losses31.67M CAD (quarterly) Mixed. Looks like OGI may be worth improving thier financial profits. That's a good thing. OGI is showing the strongest and most consistent improvement in profits and financial health. ACB has recently posted a profit but remains challenged by negative EBITDA. TLRY is growing revenue but remains deeply unprofitable.

Greatblahforreal

ACB, Cron,incr and others still worth a look

ratsatemyfamily

Okay folks I need some help. OGI, TLRY, ACB. I’ve lost money in all of them but have been holding with hopium. Should I dump these or continue to hold? Could sell and use remains for CTM, which I think is going to explode Monday. What are the thoughts here? I’m new to this 🐣

paragonx29

Start buying ASTS- even if you're not in at a low ACB. 😁 I love KO as a steady-eddie.

One-Yard9754

There’s been quite the divergence between the MSOs and some LPs. On March 20th I swapped a large chunk of capital from Greenthumb to ACB. I had written some calls on the latter to buy more shares, of the former. Today I completely swapped out of that position, but because I still like ACB I kept a small position, and tripled up on my July 8th calls. This way, if the stock rallies on good earnings in a few weeks I’ll reap the upside, if it peels off I managed to lock in the big move over the past month or so.

MightyGoober

Not impacted by excise taxes? First, I would ask how that is. Is it that they are not paying them but will still owe them? If that's recorded on the balance sheet, that's going to be a very large number. Some cannabis companies, just to stay in business have not been paying taxes. The canadian tax on cannabis is huge compared to the final sale price. The competition among everyone drove per unit pricing into the ground. I'm long on ACB. Medical is where it's at. People care less about the cost of something when their insurance pays for it.

One-Yard9754

What Im saying is, the excise tax is similar to 280e, and if I had to pick one with the likelihood of going away first it would be the former. Having said they I don’t think either of them will be repealed, and Greenthumb is in a better spot to continue to operate in the legal and regulatory constraints of than any other company. CGC is operationally a mess, always has been and there’s nothing to suggest they can get their shit together. Honestly, if you are thinking of a play on CGC you haven’t looked into any of their earnings history. If the stock rallies, it will be more luck than anything else, in which case you’d be better off investing in a competitor like ACB which operates a significantly better business.

One-Yard9754

This is what I did yesterday; I swapped out 1k from ACB to Greenthumb - putting me at 4250 and 10k respectively. I knew CGC would be garbage, and a lot of the CAD movers was short covering, but I really like ACB and have a variety of puts/long calls and covered calls - I think it will rally next month on earnings. And if it doesn't, I might buy back the covered LEAP calls if it peels off hard, or buy LEAP calls further out. If it really rallies hard I swap out my capital and dump it into GTI.

1337bobbarker

I've been... surprised with ACB. While I don't agree with a *ton* of her stances she seems like a strict Constitutionalist and would respect the powers of each branch.

One-Yard9754

Swapped out 1k shares from ACB to GTI today, the stocks have really diverged over the last month or so. Still have a shit ton of both, plus others. :/

Ok_Boysenberry1038

lol if you say so. The Supreme Court, including Robert’s and ACB seemed very skeptical of these arguments since it results in having to file hundreds of cases to enjoin a plainly unconstitutional law affecting the entire country. But I’m sure you know better than those nerds at SCOTUS

InternAlarming5690

ACB may be a religious looney, but she respects the constitution to an extent that keeps pleasantly surprising me. The bar is very low.

Adorable-Doughnut609

ACB you can tell hates him

Machdonkey

ACB $18 by end of yea🔥

MightyGoober

ACB ready to blast off

Flipside68

“Blame Canada!” Canadian LPS I’m sure there is a list of you google it. ACB, TLRY, OGI. Are some examples.

paragonx29

ASTS at a low ACB. And I keep DCA'ing every Monday.

hambone_83

MSOs have to deal with selling a federally illegal product, no banking access, 280E, no interstate commerce, an unregulated growing hemp community, different laws/regulations in each state, etc.......That's already an extremely difficult environment today. And you think federal reform will make it harder??? Cream always rises to the top. The top operators will adapt when new regulations happen and the bad operators will struggle and go away. This isn't exclusive to just cannabis, its every industry. The same thing is going to happen to MSOs that happened to LPs. Early winners were the ones that were best at tapping capital markets early and winning the land grab race. In Canada ACB, Canopy and Tilray were great at raising capital and leveraging it to grow and gain an early advantage. Today those names are not the ones winning, those instead are the strong operators like OGI, VFF and a few others. Companies like Curaleaf, Ayr, Cannabist and even Verano were great at getting in capital to take an early lead in the cannabis race. Today those and others are struggling because they are not good operators, plain and simple. The ones that operate sound businesses will win long term - with federal regulation changes or not. Which brings me to my original point on why I responded to your comment. Your comment of Tilray looking undervalued compared to GTI. The publicly traded cannabis market is not efficient but it is not absurdly wrong either. There is a reason the market is giving Tilray its valuation compared to GTI. Nothing is happening in a vacuum.

AcceptableDatabase58

I truly believe ACB will make me rich in the next 4-8 yrs

Many_Easy

Actually, Tilray Brands is **not about to go to lowest cap.** Still one of the largest market caps of LPs in Canada that is not allowed to sell recreational cannabis (not talking about intoxicating hemp) in the U.S. TLRY market valuation still higher than OGI, ACB, and CGC. Please don’t confuse your crystal ball with factually current information. Also, please doublecheck your share price X shares outstanding math.

unclegbov

ACB bout to get a taste of uncle bov 🚀 

One-Yard9754

ACB moving on up! looks like CGC is heading upward too, I think the latter reports earnings EOM and you can be sure they'll be terrible as usual - and may bring the sector (ACB, VFF) down with it!

playswithsquirrel

Guess it's time to lower my ACB

One-Yard9754

I just scooped up a few more ACB calls (net exposure long), I took a look at VFF and there's almost no short interest on this stock, which is good to see that it's breaking out above. I'm interested to see how ACB (which has a decent short position) fares next month, figured it would be good to buy the calls now before the premiums get higher and higher heading into earnings.

One-Yard9754

ACB has had a nice runup too, got some LEAP covered calls way out at $10 a share....I wouldn't be surprised to see the gov't do something on the excise tax, Carney is a business man (a real one, not a fake conman like Trump).

DisneyDamn

Why not sell all Tilray and move to good companies like ACB?

FreeSoftwareServers

Yeah, I do understand that and one thing that I also just considered is that I'm "wasting time" waiting for expiration for that 0.6c vs if I close, I can start a new trade sooner. My only other thought is that w/ "wheeling" you are generally bullish on the stock, like I said, I'd be happy to own at 95$, but, generally, the longer you can go before assignment, the lower you eventual ACB will actually be. This is my first time getting into RDDT, why not sell another put at 100 2w out and close mine today for cheap? I do have a limit order for 0.11c setup currently, but I doubt that will get sold until like the day of exp..

FreeSoftwareServers

Awesome advice! Curious, do you mostly buy or sell? Do you wheel? I certainly struggle with exit points... Mostly I sell puts, and I wonder if I should let them expire worthless or close them for like under a dollar? Like it seems worthless to me to close it most of the time when I'm confident it will stay above the price, but I do know things can move after hours and still be assigned. I don't generally trade large volumes of contracts, only what I can actually get assigned, and they're generally high value because my broker charges commission on each contract. For example I've got three RDDT puts for 100$ sold for around 5.5$ that have hovered between 60 and 75c to close. I'm super bullish on Reddit, as usual I would have made more if I had a bought the stock when I sold the put, because my prediction was right, but if it had of gone down I would have loved to got assigned at 95 ACB, would you close this trade at 90% profit? The cost to close goes up as the stock goes down, The only reason I thought about closing would be to sell a new put, but I want to do that on a red day lol, I'm thinking to just let it expire worthless and wait for another day when I think it's a good time to sell. Thanks! Great tips! I definitely stay away from earnings that one I learned quick lol NVDA is a great example of how earnings can affect stock prices very unpredictablely!

jahrastafggggghhjjkl

Hope you’re right. I’ve been holding ACB and CGC since 2017. Back then everyone thought US legalization was a given by early 2020s. Eight years later still waiting.

One-Yard9754

Why not? You can’t buy Greenthumb, Trulieve, and go into Canada and grab ACB? You don’t need any others…maybe Glass House too?

Greatblahforreal

Got to have ACB on there! Come on, man!

sublimejosh2000

ACB hasn't diluted, issued shares, or had a shelf prospectus offering in 18 months. No debt and no signs of a need to do such. Take your delusions elsewhere.

unclegbov

ACB.  Corner has been turned.

Embarrassed_Durian17

I'll check that out. Thank you! Here is the why different strikes and apologize for a bit of a wall of text. My initial idea behind this was to use margin secured puts as an interest free loan to finance the purchase of shares of companies at the adjusted cost basis stock price with future earnings, since your cash does not go into the negatives and start accruing interest until you get assigned. My bank as a daily interest account with an annual yield of around 3.65% so I can park the large chunk of premium in there as well as future savings and have them accrue interest while I wait to be assigned with NVDA chips are needed for pretty much everything now a days so I don't seem them ever really being below $75 a share. even during the liberation day flash crash it found great support around $85. looking at the ideal premium to ITM put strike for the most optimal play for this is key. The $135 strike has a premium of $35 so an ACB of $100. buying power required for 1 contract is $3705 (let's put a personal requirement of $5000 for better margin management) So on $5k of capital you receive $3500 and have an obligation of $13000. now let's take the excess of our personal margin requirement and the premium collected and shove that into the HYSA at the end of the 3 years there would be $5345 in the HYSA (assuming no early assignment) the interest collected on the premium alone equates to an extra $2 per share in premium essentially giving you a final adjusted cost basis of $98/share. Using this strategy you get both exposure to equities and high interest on the same capital. So assuming you sold 10 of these contracts requiring $50k in capital you would be able to immediately park $45k into the savings account and with regular contributions of $500 a month the end result would be $70k so at the very end should you be assigned you would only need to borrow $10k on margin to purchase the shares if NVDA is at or above 131$ after the 3 years it would be a max gain of 140% in three years. Downside risk (Assuming no early assignment) would be a NVDA at $60 for break even plus lost opportunity cost.

Embarrassed_Durian17

My initial idea behind this was to use margin secured puts as an interest free loan to finance the purchase of shares of companies at the adjusted cost basis stock price with future earnings, since your cash does not go into the negatives and start accruing interest until you get assigned. My bank as a daily interest account with an annual yield of around 3.65% so I can park the large chunk of premium in there as well as future savings and have them accrue interest while I wait to be assigned with NVDA chips are needed for pretty much everything now a days so I don't seem them ever really being below $75 a share. even during the liberation day flash crash it found great support around $85. looking at the ideal premium to ITM put strike for the most optimal play for this is key. The $135 strike has a premium of $35 so an ACB of $100. buying power required for 1 contract is $3705 (let's put a personal requirement of $5000 for better margin management) So on $5k of capital you receive $3500 and have an obligation of $13000. now let's take the excess of our personal margin requirement and the premium collected and shove that into the HYSA at the end of the 3 years there would be $5345 in the HYSA (assuming no early assignment) the interest collected on the premium alone equates to an extra $2 per share in premium essentially giving you a final adjusted cost basis of $98/share. Using this strategy you get both exposure to equities and high interest on the same capital. So assuming you sold 10 of these contracts requiring $50k in capital you would be able to immediately park $45k into the savings account and with regular contributions of $500 a month the end result would be $70k so at the very end should you be assigned you would only need to borrow $10k on margin to purchase the shares if NVDA is at or above 131$ after the 3 years it would be a max gain of 140% in three years. Downside risk (Assuming no early assignment) would be a NVDA at $60 for break even plus lost opportunity cost.

One-Yard9754

Yes I have a very large position in green thumb, it was even bigger but I took a good chunk and put it into ACB. I have 2k shares of Trulieve and a tiny chunk of OGI. I actually thought of moving more capital from Greenthumb and Trulieve into ACB because I don’t see any catalyst in the US MSOs. If there’s a news source I would quickly switch back into them…..

One-Yard9754

It's the excise tax killer......that's why I like ACB, profitable and growing foreign business.

Russticale

Swing trade from yesterday on ACB worked out great. I'll take 3-5% any day. Sold the swing position, wish I held a little more but ready to hop back in if we break out of this trading range above $5, that's the real move, but it will take time - unless a headline breaks.

Russticale

It worked for ACB.  Sundial still shrugging off the recent bad quarter results released at start of May. God so much easier trading on lit exchanges with stop losses

Russticale

Taking a stab at the canadian names (SNDL and ACB) for a swing trade. Looks like it's ready for the a move up, while MSOS can settle. US earnings were mixed but mostly decent, I'll be suprised (happily) if we keep MSOS in $2.70's this week and next.

unclegbov

ACB has Australia for quality medical 👌 

GuyOnTheCouch420

Long term for sure. Over the last year feels like ACB and Cron have definitely turned things around and are very different than TLRY and CGC

4Inv2est0

When are the earnings for ACB, TLRY, WEED, and CRON?

4Inv2est0

What's going on with OGI? Earnings on Monday morning. Looks like Australia is starting to get saturated with cannabis imports. Seems to be lots of Canadian LPs racing to export their product. Cronos, ACB, Canopy, MediPharm, TLRY, etc etc. Medical markets can only support so many imports before they cut it off and that will be very negative for companies with limited Canadian recreational cannabis market presence - like ACB and LABS.

Gloomy_MTTime420

You sir, are correct about $HITI possible being the only one left that may have solid growth potential longer term. I think $ACB is the only other one that has long term potential. And damn, I did forget I have like 485.5K shares of the OTC stock $CBDD, so that goes to show I should probably just enjoy the MJ and not invest in the stocks ;)

the_bueg

It's a little easier in my case, because I'm already 100% out of securities. Even ones I had an emotional attachment to low ACB with. I learned in the dot-com bust that companies can fail (shock), even big ones. Even if they don't fail outright, their stock can become essentially worthless. What I do struggle with this though, is crypto. The truly decentralized ones can't really "fail" or go to zero - which is why I'm not out. Plus my ACB is generally much lower as a %, than my securities were. For example I have a rediculously low average cost basis in BTC and ETH. But it would still probably make sense for me to ease out of much or most of it soon, even with the CGT then buy back when it plummets in price in the coming months/years. Assuming that happens. The weird thing is, the only thing causing indecision is how irrational the market is being, and how blase everyone seems with authoritarianism. Hell Bitcoins back near ATH. Insanity.

the_bueg

You know what's hard about this? And something I struggle with often - sometimes just psycholigically. Depending on your tax situation, it's quite possible you could sell those shares now (or ease out) - then after what is almost certainly going to be a pretty substantial recession/depression, wait it out until all indicators point to solid recovery, the market starts going back up - then average back into even more shares. You could wind up with substantially more shares than you started. Assuming it more than covers the capital gains taxes and all works out, the only thing you'd lose is the ability to say your ACB is $6/share. If the market doesn't crash, you'de be out the taxes + the delta between when you got out and back in. The taxes would probably dwarf the rest. So you'd have to ask yourself (as I often do): Am I certain enough the economy is going to crash - with enough certainty and magnitude to make up the taxes I'd owe in either scenario? So far, my answer every time has been, "no". Especially in recessions past. But I'm actually getting closer and closer to "yes" for a couple of things. We are in historically unprecedented times. This could be far worse than the great depression. "Could be" is carrying a lot of weight. My own basic excel modeling isn't sophisticated enough to factor in the time value of money along with a % confidence factor in branching scenarios, tax implications, etc. I'm sure the big institusional boys are all over that. You may or may not have ridden out the '08 recession at that price. But have ridden out a couple of others. But this could be one like no other. *Could*.

That_anonymous_guy18

Yeah I realized, I can’t stomach the leveraged instruments drops. I spent more than 50% of my net worth on NVDL, I will probably average down a bit more maybe spend another 10k to bring ACB to $42 or something. After that I want to recover and pro that money in voo

the_bueg

If this comment were visible higher it would have comments 30 miles long, all with wildly different answers. ;-) None of them necessarily wrong. I'm prepped in ALL the ways, including zombie apocalypse. But nothing over-the-top. A long, long time ago I was a 2A conservative type, and and was blasted with fearmongering propaganda 24/7. Even back then. I lived in constant fear. No amount of guns, ammo, body armor, or home security could make me feel "safe". I distrusted "others". I literally got sick of living in fear. It was too stressful, and I could tell was actually making me stupider. I found it hard to perform well doing my big-brain job. (Programming at the time.) So I sold most of my guns and gear, *decided* to not live in fear or make any decision whatsoever based on fear, and even expanded my circle of compassion through sheer force of will. (That was the year I was no longer a political conservative. Had already dropped religion a few years earlier, after reading and carefully studying the actual bible, three translations. Who can believe that bonkers nonsense if they actually read it.) So now, I'm just "mildly" prepared. I look at it this way: - I don't want to be a burden on first responders if there is a natural disaster in my region, if me or my family is not actually seriously injured. (And I'm a part-time volunteer first-responder for the county myself.) That means having enough food and clean water to ride it out, and to generate your own food and water if it goes further than that. We can also last indefinitely off the electric grid, if we turn the AC and heater down. - I want to be able to protect my family from, say, random brownshirt thugs who might have been given a "green light" by some random Trump remark, to go house-to-house smoking libs. I'm not delusional enough to think I could go up against a well-organized militia squad, just maybe - if I'm lucky - some ragtag small group of drunk homicidal misfits. For protection against anything larger than that, will require organizing at the neighborhood level. (And possibly eventually it might come down to demanding that our conservative neighbors politely leave, now, if they haven't done so already.) - Financially, I do well in volatility on the weekly level, regardless of whether it's generally going up or down. It's what I do for a living. On a macroeconomic scale, I've also done well in crashes/recessions - ever since the dot-com bubble bust absolutely, catastrophically wrecked me and decided I needed to get smarter. That doesn't mean past performance will predict success in this case - all bets are off. But, I've already eased out of all my long positions (except some crypto which I have rediculously low ACB on). And am into more "recession-friendly" positions like gold ETF. (Personally I would never own physical gold. If shit gets so bad that I need to stuff 500 lsb worth of supernova metal into a backpack - then *screw that*. We'll just live off the land.)

phatbob198

>Aurora Cannabis Inc. (NASDAQ: ACB) (TSX: ACB), the Canadian-based leading global medical cannabis company, announces the completion of a multi-year investment of $3 million in improvements to its manufacturing facility in Pemberton, British Columbia. These upgrades are a combination of Aurora's proprietary high-performing genetics and state-of-the-art engineering design which have resulted in optimal cultivation conditions, expanded output, and superior product quality. The site has been renamed to Aurora Alpine – a testament to the site reaching its highest potential and to reflect the facility overlooking Mount Currie in the Pemberton Valley. >"Over the last three years, the investments we've made into this facility have resulted in doubling the yield and potency, reaching a record 33.7%," says Alex Miller, Executive Vice President of Operations and Supply Chain at Aurora. "The name Aurora Alpine reflects our commitment to achieving the highest degree of excellence at a site that's driven by industry leading genetic technology, and backed by a world-class team that make it all possible." >The former Whistler Medical Marijuana Company site was licensed in 2019 and was built on a legacy of producing award-winning cannabis. The GACP certified facility enables Aurora to expand its global reach by exporting premium medical cannabis produced from the Aurora Alpine site internationally...

cannabull1055

Please explain to me how schedule 3 and SAFE banking affects the growth of ACB. The answer is it does not at all.

Fergizzo

I feel like ACB could be a play for someone who DOESN'T care about sched 3 or safe banking. If they have another good quarterly I would take a serious look at them. But I wouldn't be investing in them to ride a hype train, more along the lines of maybe being one of (the only one??) Profitable LP's

Orennji

Trigger warning: bear thesis ahead. I'm cautiously lumping the current ACB hype along with the likes of the previous Marimed and Grown Rogue pumps. It's irresistible for weedstocks investors to fall in love with what seems like a truly differentiated company compares to the average performance in this sector. But what we always see after an unusually good quarter or a brief first mover advantage in an untapped high-margin market segment is reversion to the mean.

cannabull1055

Neither of those things affect ACB's business AT ALL. There may be a bull run in weed in which ACB will participate in but they don't help their business.