ACB

punkrawkintrev

Man ACB and CGC reverse spilt me into subatomic particles…was holding out hope for the MSOs. At least my money should shed some light on string theory.

paragonx29

Well I'm between a rock and a hard place here. I don't want to particularly sink any new capital into it, but that price point is tempting!to bring my cost down. I'll probably just ride out my initial 5K investment at $5.18 ACB. But that's a lot of room make up before I see any gains. I believe in their drug - and when it gets to market: 💥

benderok37

Yet, all Canadian companies near at all time lows.  HITI, OG, SNDL, ACB, TLRY, CGC. 

TheTigerKingMan

Look man, the "ineptitude" argument is a fairy tale. If you think the government and the big players are just bad at this you aren't following the money. This wasn't a mistake it was a setup imo. Let me elaborate fr  1. The Schedule 3 Trap You’re hype about rescheduling? Look at the fine print from last month (April 2026). Moving it to Schedule 3 is a gift to Big Pharma, period. It lets them start clinical trials while the local dispensaries stay stuck in a legal gray area. It’s the "Oxy" playbook all over again. They don't want "legal weed"; they want "prescription weed" that they can charge $300 a bottle for. 2. The Stock Slaughter Stop calling it a "bad investment." It was a liquidation. Look at the tickers: CGC (Canopy) is down like 98% from its high. MSOS is sitting under $5. ACB is basically worth zero. That’s not a market correction. That’s the big boys pumping the hype, taking retail investors' money to build the warehouses, and then crashing the price so they can buy the infrastructure back for pennies during the bankruptcy hearings. 3. The Corporate Crack Factor We went from 5% THC reggie to 95% THC concentrates in a decade. You think that's for the "culture"? No, that’s for the dependency. They engineered the plant to be as addictive as possible to ensure "customer lifetime value." They literally legalized a version of the plant that causes psychosis just so the tax revenue stays consistent. You're waiting for "incrementalism" to save the day? The big players love incrementalism because it gives them time to lobby for rules that kill the "mom and pop" shops. By the time it’s "fully legal," there won't be any independent shops left. It’ll just be a Choice of Pfizer Weed or Bayer Weed. It isn't a conspiracy, it’s just the American business model. The rich got the IPO money, the poor got the addiction, and the retail investors got the bags. End of story.

TheTigerKingMan

I’m 40. I’ve seen the transition from street reggie to "corporate crack." If you’ve been paying attention to the industry, you know something is off. This wasn't just a "bad investment" for the public it feels like a 10-step plan to consolidate power and money while leaving the public addicted to a high-potency version of a plant we used to just giggle on. **1. The Stock Investor "Squeeze"** The promise was simple: Buy in early before federal legalization, and you’ll be a millionaire. Instead, almost every major cannabis stock (CGC, TLRY, ACB) has crashed 70–90% since their IPOs. While retail investors lost their shirts, the big players and institutional "smart money" used the volatility to reposition. The Global Cannabis Stock Index has dropped over 93% since its 2021 high. The "boom" was a joke intended to drain retail capital. reference \\/ [https://www.newcannabisventures.com/cannabis-stocks-rally-begin-2026-badly/](https://www.newcannabisventures.com/cannabis-stocks-rally-begin-2026-badly/) **2. Engineered Addiction via Potency** The government allowed businesses to sell products that are 10–90x stronger than what we had in the street weed days. We went from 4% THC in 1995 to flower hitting 35% and concentrates hitting nearly 100%. This isn’t "natural" anymore. These high-potency products are scientifically linked to increased risks of psychosis, schizophrenia, and Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD). They basically legalized a version of the plant designed to maximize dependency. reference \\/ [https://drugpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/2026.03\_High-Potency-THC-Report-FINAL.pdf](https://drugpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/2026.03_High-Potency-THC-Report-FINAL.pdf) **3. The "Schedule 3" Trojan Horse** The DOJ finally reclassified cannabis from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3 in April 2026, but look at the fine print: it primarily benefits **medical** businesses and Big Pharma. It allows them to deduct business expenses under 280E, but recreational shops are still largely stuck in a legal gray area. This feels like a setup to let independent dispos go bankrupt so Big Pharma and Big Weed can buy the remains for pennies on the dollar. Big Pharma controls weed, jacks the price to the ceiling, and you'll be left paying out of pocket costs because the federal government hasn't approved of marijuana only the state. [https://www.eisneramper.com/insights/tax/executive-order-rescheduling-of-cannabis-0226/](https://www.eisneramper.com/insights/tax/executive-order-rescheduling-of-cannabis-0226/) **4. The "Dead Internet" and Reddit Control** You can't even get a real conversation going about this without being drowned out by bots or "slop" engagement. Look into the **Dead Internet Theory** the idea that most of what we see is bot-driven to shape public perception. Reddit is now a publicly traded company (RDDT). It’s in their financial interest to curate what you see to favor their biggest stakeholders. You’re being sold a "legalization dream" by algorithms while the reality is a wealth transfer. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead\_Internet\_theory](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory) **The Bigger Scheme:** The rich got richer off the IPOs, the poor got poorer investing in the "hype," and now we have a population hooked on concentrates that cause mental health issues. If they take away the dispos next, they’ll leave a bunch of addicted Americans running back to the streets or Big Pharma for "treatment" for the very problems the legal market created. Correct when I'm wrong, but didn't the Government/Doctors/Big Pharma do this with Oxy/Pain Killers/Alcohol? **TL;DR:** The government didn't legalize weed for you; they legalized it for the taxes and the corporations. They let it get 100x stronger to ensure people stayed hooked, and now they're letting the stocks and independent shops fail to let the real "owners" take over.

EasttoWest9

Yeah I think I might potentially be inclined to do the same. As I wrote in another response, I would be left with 401 shares @ $14.08 ACB.

EasttoWest9

Thanks. Was thinking about selling another 20 shares to recoup a little over 2,400. Combined with my past lots/profit taking, that puts total proceeds at 6,100...which is about $200 more than my cost basis total. So I would sort of be at house $ at that point. I would be left with 401 shares @ $14.08 ACB. Does my thinking seem reasonable?

theduderino38

Thanks to ACB for all the massive dilutions and R/s!!

Sudden_Supermarket_9

ACB is heading to the moon because once AI takes our jobs, humanity's official 9-to-5 will just be getting high and staring at the ceiling.

Scannerguy3000

I was just looking at my UPS today. I don’t have $20k, but my options were closely with profit so I had to stop and think about next moves. I’ll tell you what I did, and would do in your situation. But, if you’re not familiar with these trades, I wouldn’t start something I’ve never done before. I’m not a licensed pro, and this is not financial advice etc. Sell OTM covered strangles. On my lots; I sold both 45DTE, calls above my cost (and adjusted cost basis, naturally), at a fairly low delta, maybe .20 or less. Don’t expect to get called. Same time, selling OTM puts, same date, at a price well below my CB and ACB. Also around .20 delta or further. Be aware, you have to have the cash to secure the potential assigned puts, and be willing to buy. Outcomes: Price stays in the middle, I collect 2 premiums, keep my shares, my adjusted cost basis on the whole lot keeps dropping. Price goes above the far out call strike, my shares sell at a price above what I paid. Price goes below my far out put strike, I acquire more shares, at a price that continues to lower my average cost. Important note: I usually will roll when they hit 50% premium capture or better, or around 21 days if they are at least positive premium capture. I don’t ever spend more money to get out of either leg. I’m ok getting assigned or called. I believe UPS will be fine long term. Oil wars and inflation hit all players. CEOs change, particularly when not performing. This strategy lets me keep my shares (probably), earn credit on both sides (at least one of the premiums will always be kept, usually both). And all the mechanics either continually chip away at my cost basis or sell for a profit. For comparison, I’ve had shares that I thought, “ugh these just turned into dogs”. I sold covered calls, or covered strangles on them until the adjusted cost basis was significantly lower. Like $10 a share lower, or down to single digit dollar cost basis, or even negative cost basis (rare, but it can happen). Then when/if the market likes them again and they do get called and sell off, I’ve been banking a substantial profit like a coiled spring. Usually when this happens I now have a big cash infusion, reduced equities, and if I’m on margin, my equity % goes up (or becomes 100%).

GuyOnTheCouch420

there is no way that remexian and Sanity control all Canadian product. You've got ACB, TLRY, VFF, CRON all selling other ways. Plus a bunch of other smaller ones. I believe ACB or VFF are the biggest depending on the quarter but feel like different sources say different things.

AQOntCan

I could have exited a small equity position on rocket lab (was up 30%). Instead I held and I'm just above my ACB. I have reverse gut. Not a good month for me

Flipside68

Interesting - I own fluent at $.13 Wondering if I should have more exposure to them in order to soften the blow a bit with the conversion to vireo. I saw your comment on the arbitrage but my ACB is so high with fluent right now.

GeoLogic23

I don't know how many times I heard Irwin Simon say something to the effect of "If we could sell THC drinks in the US....". Yes definitely part of their stated reasoning was simply weathering the cannabis market, but they have definitely said for years that if they could sell THC drinks in the US that they thought it would be a gigantic opportunity. If they simply wanted to weather the cannabis market they could have started growing flowers like ACB, or into any other sort of industry. They chose to focus almost completely on the alcohol industry, for the specific reason of the future synergies with cannabis. It's totally reasonable for you to think these assets won't produce anything for years. Others may think the expansion of the hemp beverage market is coming sooner. They definitely need the breweries they bought if the hemp beverage market continues the way it's going though. It's looking more like a craft beer type market so far, since the states aren't operating under uniform sets of rules. So you'd need various breweries in individual states. Like I know RYM has different contract brewers for each state they are in, from looking at their COAs. Regardless, Tilray may not be a winner in any case. But I personally think their strategy is pretty clear for the most part.

Sweaty_Platypus69

What is your ACB? $97

1baby2cats

Averaged down on this today. My ACB is $37 😭

weednspacs

I want to remind everyone of what happened in December and what I said last time this happened: Dec 11: MSOS was trading at $3.75 Dec 12: rumours of legalization came in, 54% pop to $5.80 I came in to remind everyone that this happens WAY too often. More than you realize I disclosed my positions, selling covered calls around $7 and $8 for Jan, March, and June, and using some funds to buy short dated puts. I said I could be wrong but it is the prudent move Dec 17: peak close of $6.69 on a red candle (weakness), I sold some more March calls around $8 and $9 to buy short dated puts Dec 18: 26% collapse to $4.89 By selling calls and buying puts I basically got a free return of about $2 per share which lowered by ACB by $2, huge for something worth $4 yesterday, that’s about 50% of the value I am going to remind everyone again, this has happened before. It could be real this time, but I am covering about 25% of my position today with covered calls for June and July around $7 and $8, and buying some short dated puts, if we pop tomorrow, I will probably do it again. Using this strategy for the last couple years has essentially lowered my ACB from about $8.50 to about $4 GLTA

b-rad2016

ACB is also up similarly in terms of randomly and size of increase. We riding this rocket ???

Userbythename0f

Well your typo got me to click lmao, cuz I was like wtf is ACB…

Accomplished_Way8964

Nobody truly knows who the ACB is. We just know it is NOT Starburns.

Butthole--pleasures

ACB, the original TLRY

No_Love_Gained

Yup. ACB and OGI were my plays back in Dec before the EO hype cycle kicked in. I see ACB is starting to catch a bid and OGI just started moving the couple of days now.

Equivalent_Smell_325

the rumors I heard is that they are thinking buying HITI or ACB

stone316

I couldn’t get Gemini, perplexity or Gemini to calculated my ACB for my trades last year accurately. There is no way I’m trusting any of them to do my taxes.

vinojpm

Cashed out about \~100K at the high of the day. Not much, but at least gives me some money to possibly better position ACB depending on the announcement/next few days.

Equivalent_Smell_325

dug into the SNDL news a bit more, and this is just my take, but with Tyler Robson leaving yesterday as president of cannabis, it seems like a role mismatch Tyler’s background is really in cannabis science, extraction, and operations. Ryan Hellard, whos stepping in on an interim basis, comes from a much more retail and marketing side of the business. to me that probably means the immediate goal during this interim stretch is more about keeping projects organized and the overall business moving, rather than making some big operational shift right away what’s still unclear is whether tyler left voluntarily or was pushed out. The 6-K doesn’t say either way, so that part is still up in the air and for anyone who remembers, Tyler was the founder and CEO of Valens, which got bought by SNDL near its 52 week low my honest view: the negative here is that Tyler actually does have real experience running a cannabis platform, especially on the extraction and operations side, so losing him at this stage isn’t ideal. on the flip side, hes also not the typical operations executive you see at some of these bigger companies. someone like Perron at CGC came in with more of an advisory/CPA background through the MTL deal, and Miller at ACB has CPG/pharma, supply chain background. Im not convinced it was the best fit for where SNDL is trying to go now ryan makes sense as the interim pick because hes been with the company longer, knows the corporate strategy, and understands the brand portfolio side. hes probably the best person to keep a bunch of moving pieces coordinated in the short term. that said I dont really see him as the long term answer either verdict, overall a bad move, pushing this through without a clear successor

ICanFinallyRelax

I hear what you are saying, let me try to work with you and add more color to this complex situation. What I mean to point out in my post is that technology is now advancing to the point that is making biosynthesis commercially relevant. There are two major problems with biosynthesis. 1) is getting profitable yield, this is where ACBs patents come into play. They have patented parts of the pathway that are the most optimal. 2) yeast will still evolve away from making the targeted product, so if you are making CBG you will also get in a mixture of other cannabinoids. This is the problem that Ginkgo ran into. This is why ACB cant do anything with biosynthesis by itself. #2 is solved by bypassing the central metabolism of yeast (and a few other changes) turning yeast into a "chimeric zombie xenobot". It's more like a programmable bio-robot. #1 is solved by companies like Arzeda - enzyme engineering What I am pointing to is the first instance of commercial relevance (It wont be the last). The days are numbered for pathway patents and ACB needs to make some moves while this part of their portfolio still has value.

yyzip

Tersana was a brand owned by Amyris.  Not saying that they didn't get around the patents that ACB licensed from the university of Saskatchewan and the National research Council of Canada, but you can look at their IP portfolio to figure out what they were doing. Also, ACB didn't own the entire pathway, just certain ways to get between the stops.  Lastly, how is this a major hit? Is anyone still trying to use biosynthesis to make cannabinoids? That should tell you about the commercial relevance.

yyzip

Tersana was a brand owned by Amyris.  Not saying that they didn't get around the patents that ACB licensed from the university of Saskatchewan and the National research Council of Canada, but you can look at their IP portfolio to figure out what they were doing. Also, ACB didn't own the entire pathway, just certain ways to get between the stops.  Lastly, how is this a major hit? Is anyone still trying to use biosynthesis to make cannabinoids? That should tell you about the commercial relevance.

the_mammynun

He mentioned they'll be rolling out a roster of Canadian Brands in June who will be selling exclusively through Remexian in the German and UK markets. If I had to guess it will be all the big boys (TLRY, ACB, VFF, CGC) and a few smaller players like LOVE trying to build a bigger international precense.  The largest exception will be OGI as they have their own importer in Germany, and CRON is a wild card because they do have CanAdelaar in the Netherlands.. I can't speak to their ability to leverage that for German imports. He also mentioned that Nuleaf Naturals is GMP and FDA certified and meets all the requirements for the CBD Medicare pilot. Sounds like there's a good chance they'll be able to partake in that right out of the gates. He cautioned that revenue growth should be expected there until 2027/2028, not sure why.  Also, it seems that importing to Germany from Canada is proving more time consuming that originally thought, since our first shipment expected the first week of March is now expected to be 30 days late. However we have been successful in importing product from South Africa, Thailand, Malta, and Czech Republic recently.

That_anonymous_guy18

Long term hold baby. My ACB is $97

Forest_City_Frolfer

When CGC, TLRY, or ACB start positive positive net income the tune will change. XLY and VFF have been funding their operations through operating cash flow recently and that deserves some recognition. It's a huge accomplishment in this sector, and very good for shareholders.

BroChochOooo

Moon boots activated Gold chain on, Thic Vic, Diageo, RTI going to be the big winner pulling oil for ACB, Newstrike Brands with the HIP. Man I’m dating myself.

PinealTone

What was your ACB for tqqq?

FluffyListen4522

My understanding is that he still earned some because capital gain of net 4k and isn't the fee deducted when you do ACB?

skyplt29

I have been unable to ascertain any news that explains the 5 to 7 percent drop with the LPs. The only LP that is not getting hit as hard is ACB. I can only guess that those few ETFs that hold some of these LPs are letting them go. Perhaps CGC going below 1USD has something to do with it. There seems more to this than the Iran war...

paragonx29

I believe I found RKLB here, and my $8.40 ACB is thankful. Also, PL and KRKNF.

Signal_Tomorrow_2138

The only thing I can advise is to reserve $3.8k to pay the tax for the capital gains from the sale and use the rest of the money to buy them back. The good news is that your ACB will be reset.

Comp1ication

All in ACB

Dexteroid

Nice 20k dude. I am deep in hole with hood. ACB of $95

BallsDeepAndBroke

HUT gonna tank. Its ACB holding has lost 85% in value.

missusamazing

Like 99% - my dad told me to buy $ACB at what was basically its ATH. I should have known better than to take his advice. This man YOLO'd his 401k (25+ years of Home Depot stock & stock options) on Kodak around 15 years ago because he read in the WSJ that Kodak had camera patents that Google and Apple wanted. That didn't work out and he lost everything. Equivalent of a $2.5m loss today. He now has nothing, is on social security, and sells his plasma to get by. I love my dad, but he's fucking stupid.

AssistanceChance5454

https://www.auroramj.com/press-releases/article/?id=123138 Up to $100M of Common Shares from ACB treasury.

mistermarpole

Asset growth, if they are going to be taxed, should be like a property tax. A smaller % levied annually like on real estate assets. The annual tax should be added to the cost of acquisition (ACB) to lower the eventual capital gains. This way, foreign owners in low CG tax jurisdictions pay something too, and you don't destroy your country's capital base.

Ok_Philosopher_4463

This just treats tax on investments more like employment income, and as long as they update your adjusted cost basis I don't really see the problem. Even in your own example going from $50k to $100k in a year, it's not like you keep paying $18k every year on that gain - they just reset the ACB so you only pay future tax on gains beyond the $100k, so it's functionally the same as just selling on Dec 31 and rebuying on Jan 1 every year.

AssistanceChance5454

ACB announces new $100M ATM offering a couple weeks ago…. Now I’m reading this morning they are ringing the NASDAQ closing bell on Wednesday. Warming up the printer…. Meanwhile… US MSOs being manipulated into oblivion on OTC… lol.

ShartSqueeze

My broker is showing that there are 0 inventory of shares available to short TLRY and CGC from US lenders. ACB availability is also quite low. If news was coming down the pipe, now would be a great time for it.

longGERN

Knowing could of sold amzn then bought back at same ACB (after slowly buying in since 160s) is fucking annoying lol

paragonx29

17.25 ACB checking in. I did sell some shares at 105.00 to recoup my initial investment, but riding house money now!

Twist_of_Fate_44

It really feels like the Canadian cannabis dream is dying with this last batch of earnings from three of the big five Canadian LPs .. ACB, CGC and OGI OGI just proved that it's still a failing business, putting yet a bigger nail in that proverbial coffin. They're years away from the dream of ever becoming a truly profitable & investible entity What a financially cursed sector ..

skyplt29

ACB's earnings were not great...nor were Tilray's or Canopy Growth's. Interesting how some issues (like Canadian government not easing up on crippling taxes) have not been resolved. So many hurdles. Hopefully S3 eventually happens and some moves happen. Simon and Merton; no doubt they should be held more accountable...but without any real institutional investors holding their feet to the fire they can pretty much do what they want (including dilution). Not good for shareholders, but perhaps it keeps the company going. Lots of harsh lessons learned in this sector. Raw.

skyplt29

Although it is nice to see MSOS gain close to 5% today, as well as most of the underlying MSOs gain a few percentage points back after yesterday's rout. LPs (other than CGC for obvious reasons) did pretty well. ACB did not have a good week. What I find curious is the volume...especially on a blockbuster day in the market like today. We are seeing significant percentage swings in weedstocks (to the plus and minus), yet still about a third to half of the average volume. There are better investors than I am on this subreddit, and I would be curious (and appreciative) as to what your conclusions are. I suspect the average retail trader is not trading...mostly just holding in hope of good news (that's pretty much me). I know some (like banana) are playing options and perhaps that is behind some of the tradubg. As much as I wish institutional buyers were nibbling, I believe that is wishful thinking. It is also my understanding that algorithmic trading is most profitable when there is high volume. Not sure how algos would make money here. I did make a trade (as someone suggested yesterday, a steak dinner for two with a bottle of wine type of trade). Yesterday I bought 1000 shares of Tilray for 7USD and then put a sell order in for 7.50. It filled just before noon EST today...but what was really interesting is it filled on several sells of 100 or 200 shares (I get an email for each individual sell that happens on a single order). In my limited (and naive) experience, that's not institutional or algorithmic I would think. Fortunately I am only charged once for the SELL order (4.95) so I made just shy of 500 dollars. It's been a loooooong time since I did a trade like this. Felt good. Made reservations for two at Hy's Steakhouse. So still low volume, and trades are in lots of 100 and 200 (at least for Tilray). Not sure if there are any conclusions to be drawn. Good weekend to all.

Old-Outside6894

I am getting really interested in ACB. I like their pivot to medical and I think it will pay off better than most long term. I’m hoping lessons from Canada 1.0 sticks. I only own 2000 shares, but if they get caught up in an industry flush (I expect it before we get an S3 signature) I will buy into them with size. There is just no interest to drive price up.

Twist_of_Fate_44

ACB for the win, right old pal?! ;)

skyplt29

Other than ACB (volume is higher than average), the amount of weedstock shares being traded is about one quarter of average. So right now about 2% of the shares of most of these LPs and MSOs is driving this price action. Normally about 10% of total share count is traded on any given day. I am not suggesting this should be some sort of "don't worry, be happy" post (I sure would like to see the other side of this valley), but a bit of a reminder that not many shares being traded are driving some fairly major percentage swings.

No_Love_Gained

Dont disagree that earnings can have outsized influence on sp in the short term, but your post making it sound like doom and gloom is laughable at best. ACB is almost near ATLs (another -20% will take it below that number), so what is that you are trying to sell here? A 20% downside will bring good buying pressure , and I will take it. Btw I bought some of ACB and OGI both at current levels the last couple of days. Glta

Twist_of_Fate_44

I'd be concerned about ACB reporting tomorrow, it's really going to be a short-term make or break moment for the LPs Bad earnings and a -20% down day is really going to suck the wind out of the others too. Not as much as it used to but it'll still cause selling Bad news and TLRY is probably going sub $10 CAD, OGI could be <$2 CAD I'd actually like to see OGI walked down to $1.85 before earnings

Gambelero

ACB has been refreshingly honest. Expect visiwig rather than a Tilray style announcement.

benderok37

ACB earnings on Wednesday. Any expectation? 

Twist_of_Fate_44

Canadian LPs head into earning's season next week Wed Feb 4th .. ACB Fri Feb 6th .. CGC/WEED Tues Feb 10th .. OGI Thurs Feb 26th .. CRON Tues Apr 14th .. TLRY

No_Love_Gained

ACB, Auxly, OGI, and HITI have all closed the gap. Glta

These_Society818

What's your ACB on them?

homeinthegta

Thank you Nana! Sold all my INTC At $50.06 (ACB $30)

ReindeerLegal2400

The price action since Dec 23 is setting up for some kind of headline to hit. TSND, MSOS, TRUL, ACB among others all look like they're waiting for something.  Should be fun. 

JohnnySquesh

OK I did not get a definitive answer but the trading representative told me it is not cannabis across-the-board..Then he went on to tell me about triggers such as halts volume volatility.that risk takes into consideration when they remove electronic entry. As for why ACB was unavailable and then became available he said those circumstances may have changed. Which kind of makes sense. Especially if we can get Cronos backup

ChasterBlaster

ACB can edge me as long as she wants with those rough calloused Notre Dame hands - go Irish

JohnnySquesh

I'm a little late with this post but before New Year, I was getting "Not Elegible for Electronic Entry" on ACB. A few days later it was fine. Still is. CGC still fine. Jump ahead another week and now CRON not eligible. I did not call in because I was hoping CRON would correct itself like ACB did. Has anyone gotten official word on the matter?

pigeon_shit

My leaps and shares are offically in profit. Doubling down, DCAing from $17 ACB feels so vindicated right now.

benderok37

Why would people invest into $CGC or $TLRY if there is better players? Such as $HITI, OGI, ACB, SNDL? I am sure some people will say that ACB also not that good, but if you look at their last 2 year perfomance, you will see they did a good progress. Cleaned balance sheet, debt free, 3% or so dillution, growing medical cannabis etc. 

AntoniaFauci

ACB listened to the agencies testify that (of course) they record every tariff payment carefully, they currently process refunds anyway, and so issuing refunds would be simple and trivial. Yet even after that she issued some idiotic nonsense from the bench about how refunds would be messy to issue.

EasttoWest9

Oh my bad. I usually use ACB so didn't recognize it at first. That's a good CB you got there - thought mine was good...

longGERN

Nice. I got a similar ACB. Only about 5% of port tho

Butthole--pleasures

I feel the same. Not the business but the management reminds me of ACB and I lost some $. Wish them the best because I assume that will help the overall industry but not touching this one.

Bluez_Cluez_Brewz

ACB is basically the only of that meme group that has a strong business, medical waiting to enter the US, zero debt, and hasn't diluted in over 2 years anything significant. This company is trash.

Orennji

I'm still buying fractional shares of OGI, MSOS, and recently ACB every day. I jump into OTC to buy individual MSOs when we get some substantial dips. That's not changing until sentiment brings these prices in line with the coming improvement in fundamentals. If we have a long bear market, it gives me time to accumulate slowly or change course. Outside of weedstocks I'm looking at: Pawn shops - FCFS, EZPW Tobacco leaf merchants - UVV Precious metals/rare earths - MP, REMX "Old economy" exposure - BRK.B, VPU

PuppiesAndPixels

I've been safe investing for 15 years and I bought my first calls today on RKLB, ASTS, and ACB when they all dipped. ASTS 135 call $6/18. RKLB 110 call $12/18 ACB 12 call $1/15/27 Wish me luck.

benderok37

All Canadian companies red (CGC, ACB, HITI, OGI, TLRY, SNDL) yet, American MSOS green, big green...  Any explanation? 

benderok37

Looking at Canadian weed stocks, which one would be good bet? ACB, CGC, SNDL, TLRY?  Any bulls there can explain?  From valuation standpoint acb look very attractive, but many people call em scam 

AntoniaFauci

Same as I said with Google earlier this year, every permutation of outcomes on tariff still leads to higher stock prices. This supremely corrupt Supreme Court never isn’t even trying to disguise their anti-constitutional MAGA cult decisions anymore. If they did somehow rule against daddy, they could insert ridiculous exemptions. Or say bad boy, you must curtail this by end of 2027. Or say mistakes were made but (despite the authorities saying all tariff collection is of course tracked and thus trivial to refund) child judge ACB’s “uh, like, wouldn’t, refunds be tricky, so like, um, let’s not do that” And besides, the sum collected is not what the lie and child abuse cult party says anyway. They and daddy say trillions, actually number is 0.2 trillion. And this party is wasting similar sums every month one idiotic or illegal venture or another. Toss this cost on the pile of private jets for every crony, no tax on overtime, golden battleships, bulldozing monuments for MMA venues, spending half a mill per shot to murder Venezuelan boys for snuff content, killing off the IRS’ ability to collect revenue. And the biggest one of all: their hugely ignorant method of driving up our national debt funding cost with wildly unproductive deficit and debt policy. Even if the corrupt MAGA Supreme Court did shut the obviously illegal executive tariff taxation, the corrupt MAGA house and senate can just copy and paste whatever deranged chart daddy gives them, and pass it as congressional taxation. Lastly, even if the corrupt Supreme Court kills tariff terrorism and refunds it and somehow closes every loophole and workaround, that’s STILL a gift to the rapist-in-chief because that would be GOOD for the economy. In short, if they keep some form of the current insane status quo, line (ultimately) goes up. If they save the dementia patient and his cult party from themselves, line (ultimately) goes up. Could there be temporary over-reactionary dips? Let’s hope so. This is just like google a year ago: judge correctly rules on antitrust and breaks them up? Great, investors make money on the sum of the parts. Judge incorrectly lets google be antitrust? Great, investors make money on their freedom from justice.

Humungusminimaglight

ACB drilled through and didn’t bounce at all on the gap fill. Is this an indication for the others? Sndl isn’t looking good either.

benderok37

Go with ACB. Wont regret 

TheRealSoDo

ACB getting shorted hard... Where's the love?

benderok37

$ACB Aurora Cannabis CEO. "We're pleased to see progress made today in the US, as President Trump signed an executive order to reclassify cannabis. As a global leader operating in 12 countries, and Canada's largest medical cannabis company, we welcome and support all positive reforms that lead to expanded access to cannabis. We see the focus on increasing medical cannabis research as a meaningful step forward for the global industry and look forward to engaging as this change progresses."

randomusername0000

So true, RIP ACB yolo of 20IforgotTheYear.

NonPlusUltra1580

Trump just signed executive order opening up cannabis trade ACB will 🚀🚀🚀🚀…

unclegbov

ACB has most sales in Germany and #2 Australia - they have not entered USA - but the CEO - Miguel has connections, the right ones  acb will be partnered or bought out.  My guess

Ambitious-Poem9191

they used to be the meme LP to trade. Then CGC and TLRY went down like 80% while ACB stayed flat, so people moved on

randomusername0000

I'd tell you about my ACB play back during that era if it didn't hurt so bad lol. I know people that lost 100s of thousands.

Outside_Mix_1131

I purchased Canopy (CGC) a few days ago based on the news regarding possible reclassification. Check out CURLF as well. The others I can think of (TCNNF, ACB) are not penny stocks but I'm sure there are more that are.

Striking-Pen-1198

$ACB to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀 So, calls then?

Stocks_N_Bondage

Weed play: Long: CRON TLRY MJ Calls: ACB

Stocks_N_Bondage

ACB calls

TheRealSoDo

ACB

Specific-Moose-3143

coke about to drop 5 billi on ACB

Equivalent_Smell_325

no US operation, OGI, ACB, and HITI and etc are lagging too in that sense

Tokaiiiiii

But this is S3 news, XLY doesn’t have presence over there. I guess you can also bet ACB and OGI will go red first, whichever has less exposure in the US

Conor__K

TLRY, CGC, MSOS, GTII, and ACB are going to moon today!!!!!!

Capital_Landscape_87

I am looking at cannabis stock with long days to cover and high - mid short interest, curious how others are trading **cannabis names today** given recent sector momentum and short setups. quick snapshot of some tickers I've looked at today source: fintel any catalyst on radar? ACB Days to cover -> 8.43 SI -> 12.37 IIPR Day to cover -> 11.83 SI -> 8.85 YCBD Days to Cover -> 4.19 SI -> 8.80 OGI Days to Cover -> 12.52 SI -> 5.32 IMCC Days to Cover -> 2.88 SI -> 4.13

Conor__K

Just bought far OTM calls on TLRY, MSOS, CGC, GTII and ACB yesterday. Can't wait to see to 1,000% or so gain today at open!!!

deten

Wait, these CGC and ACB bags I am holding... might come back!?