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EBYH - "We are thrilled to conclude 2023 with our most substantial orders to date".
Does anyone use this website? Thoughts on the price target for CGC?
$MSOS $CGC $TLRY "US House Democrats Introduce Bill to Federally Legalize Cannabis"
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$MGRX #Nasdaq Pioneering the Future of Men's Health
How I feel when CGC and TLRY promote with US Cannabis legalization
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With Canopy Growth (CGC) selling BioSteel off do you think they made enough money to shore up their books and reverse course?
Are cannabis stocks worth the time / money?
What would you choose as first time investor, MSOS, TLRY or CGC?
$SNDL >>> Visualize, what this actually means for Cannabis Companies and their exposure being front and center to all the X platform users. Yeehaw!! $TLRY $VFF $CGC
Visualize, what this actually means for Cannabis Companies and their exposure being front and center to all the X platform users. Yeehaw!! $TLRY $VFF $CGC
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Currently down $19k on CGC. Should I buy more?
What cannabis stocks are Canadians going with?
I think our next play should be in Canopy Growth Corporation!
Weedstock income statements comparison
As a CGC holder, it’s an interesting read.
When you been bag-holding CGC waiting on a short squeeze. Only to watch CCG short squeeze.
What’s your exit strategy in your current position?
New here and this is a longshot but ive put it all on CGC, am i crazy?
CGC: This Week's Undisputed Weed Winner™!!! (30% in 1 week)
White House Promotes Biden's Marijuana Moves As Part Of 'Fight For Our Freedom' Campaign To 'Mobilize Young People' - Marijuana Moment
Is this the Comeback of The Cannabis Craze | CGC looking springy
CGC looking springy today, lets go - The Comeback of The Cannabis Craze
Aight regards... lets start drumming up the frequency of these WEED STONK posts so that the hedge fund algos pick them up
Not being allowed to buy weed stocks?
AI analysis of CGC, EZGO, ACB, ASTI, AVTX, and NVOS
Why is everyone so confident about CGC
Canopy Growth to Fast Track Entry into the U.S. Cannabis Market
Canopy Growth - >100% gain in one week
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CGC is another cannabis stock worth investing in
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MJ stock CGC on the move after govt proposes move off of Schedule I
Canopy Growth Corp. (CGC)
Since you like throwing your money away anyway why not lose more on CGC
Financial State of the Industry - FY2022 (Updated for CGC)
Entering Bankruptcy Prepare for Hedge-Fund Shorts $CGC
Multiple Class Action Lawsuits & Falling Revenue Weighing Like a Rock on Canopy Growth (CGC) ... Is This Cannabis Company Doomed?
CGC Investors Have Opportunity to Lead Canopy Growth Corporation Securities Fraud Lawsuit
$CGC Potential run up in the coming weeks? Opinions? Bought 800 shares @.67
Is CGC dead? Is there any chance it'll ever hit even $4/share ever again.
Sentinelone $S and Canopy Growth Corp $CGC wiped my gains out and both have class action lawsuits against them. When do I profit?
Safe Banking Act Timeline and Implications
How do I turn this into 25K to pay for my grad school?
$TLRY - Betting like a true regard ahead of 4/20
Hot Stocks: Bank stocks rise; NYCB jumps 32%; FRC plunges on S&P downgrade; CGC hits low
2023-02-01 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Nobody posted about Columbia's news "Colombian government-funded health insurance now covers medical cannabis"
First appearance of iron man CGC 3.0. Anyone interested?
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Congress poised to pass marijuana banking reform in lame duck
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Same here lol VTI is one of my top divi picks and wish I would’ve put that cash from medMen and Tilray CGC on VTI and VOO ha - but hindsight is always 20/20. I doubled down much to my dismay after HHS and reschedule hearings started and then everything fell off a cliff in November. I haven’t sold any cannabis shares at these levels - and HODL if 45/47 doesn’t kill S3. If they do kill it I’ll likely sell a lot at a massive loss and rebalance into grown up smarter divis stocks and ETFs. Good luck to all ( longs)
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
Yes I do not think that there is any industry that has produced such catastrophic losses sector-wide. Even the relatively succesful companies have seen a 90% or more decline compared to their highs. Part of this is that the valuations were absolutely bananas. Companies like Tilray or CGC traded at 100-200x revenue at their 2019 peaks and 20-40x revenue at their 2021 peaks - while producing EBIT margins of -50% and net margins of up to -250%. There was only one way for stock prices to go from there: off a cliff. The general issue, and why I think that this sector remains uninvestable, is that this sector has an insane ability to misallocate capital to bad actors. The highest valuations have always been assigned to the absolute worst performers. Liquidity is key: as long as your stock has high liquidity, you get infinite capital through dilution. Even now, after burning a combined 15 billion CAD of shareholder capital, CGC and TLRY trade at a huge premium to other companies like HITI, VFF or OGI which have fared infinitely better in every sense. The bad actors in this sector know that all they have to do is wait for the next meme-y hype run and then they can print some more shares and survive. Rinse and repeat. Some good news in MSOS? CGC shoots up 60% in two days. Print some more shares and another quarter is covered for. We need to see these companies perish before a sustainable uptrend can be achieved.
Load up on CGC. BRINGBACK2018
Fuck tariffs. Play CGC and sell eod
CGC squeeze. Bring it back
MSOS, CGC, TLRY have bull flags based off news that Trump’s pick to lead the DEA wants to prioritize reviewing medical marijuana.
Been in since 2016 when CGC was Tweed. Made money lost money, never lost sight, and set emotions aside.
>Jesus fucking christ, how much more obvious can it get? I've been asking this for years in relation to CGC being a failed company yet ppl keep buying shares.
Not suspicious at all that CGC ends the day under $1.50. For sure there’s not options manipulation at play there. Jesus fucking christ, how much more obvious can it get?
Sky! Hope you've been well buddy. I bought CGC, AYR and TSND a few weeks ago (purely luck on timing) for a quick flip. Still down heavy on those tilray/vrno bags lol
You can choose to wake up and think about companies that you own, and the positive things about them. Or you can choose to wake up every day angry about a company you don't even own, and blame them for all your problems. CGC didn't destroy the sector. Horrible financials and political inaction have destroyed the sector.
CGC? What we thinking? Pump and dump into next week or done today?
21% on CGC, giving them some more room to dilute. This sector is like a patient in remission going right back to chain smoking. We were finally getting rid of the disease but here we are again.
I am thinking Mango 🥭 team probably in talks with someone from Chinese embassy to trade Heavily played first edition Jiggly Puff for CGC 10 25th anniversary Charizard Metal card and hence mango Nd team saying they are in trade talks which would not be a lie
I am thinking Mango 🥭 team probably in talks with someone from Chinese embassy to trade Heavily played first edition Jiggly Puff for CGC 10 25th anniversary Charizard Metal card and hence mango Nd team saying they are in trade talks which would not be a lie
I am thinking Mango 🥭 team probably in talks with someone from Chinese embassy to trade Heavily played first edition Jiggly Puff for CGC 10 25th anniversary Charizard Metal card and hence mango Nd team saying they are in trade talks which would not be a lie
I made good money in CGC and others when they were getting billion dollar investments
CGC has diluted for more than their entire market cap over the last 12 months. Yet the stock is up 20% over the last 24 hours, giving them some more ability to fund their losses and reward their executives more millions for their hard, hard work. This sector seems hellbent on keeping its bad actors alive.
Markets woke up today and said "lets give CGC some more ammunition to dilute"
But you are buying an asset as a gamble thinking that it will go up. I bought shares in CGC (weed stock) thinking itd go up but they have gone down +99% of their value so the gamble didnt pay off. Im not saying all stocks are like that but you are essentially investing in things you likely think are going to raise in value but they could crash and that makes it a gamble
Yep, already sold half of the GTBIF I bought yesterday when CGC started spiking. That lowered my cost basis to roughly $4.7 USD per share which is now basically a risk free position
It doesn’t change the % one owns, and yes they are doing this because the business is weak. After the split there will be a PSYCHOLOGICAL component though and the share price will drop IMO. Happened to CGC.
They are so scummy - I very much regret putting thousands of dollars into Tilray CGC .
Not a pumper, but CGC has a lot of premarket buys. I hope all the Canada weedstocks fly.
Why has CGC gone down +5% daily for the past 6 months on news?
Why is CGC up 6% pre market? There is literally no news ... Fucking pump and dump. I don't want to buy in this sentiment, cause I got burned way to much, buying into rallies.
Yikes! Before I could get to CGC, I did that with TRUL, GTII, CURA, and Cresco.
I don't think CGC or TLRY have been the largest cannabis companies for a long time. That would be Curaleaf and Green Thumb, right? And VFF is spiking just as much? More than Tilray even. I'm confused what exactly it is you're upset about here?
If I was to stoke this flame, Id say that the Marjorie Taylor Greenes of the world wouldn't go beyond the basic google of "the Marijuana stocks" and would purchase CGC and Tilray.
CGC and TLRY diluted for half a billion CAD in just the last 12 months alone. Thats the market cap of OGI, Auxly, VFF, Decibel and Rubicon combined with some left over just for the hell of it. These funny meme spikes are only prolonging the sector being an uninvestable cesspool. Troll tier sector until the troll tier companies stop being the largest.
CGC and TLRY are doing the funni... Hmmmmmm I wonder if the MSOs are gonna follow suit?
Just need a few more $ for CGC😅.. missed all the ol’ volatility and pumps
Like clockwork, every couple of weeks there's a jolt of gambling liquidity nesting in troll tier companies names. CGC and TLRY shoot up 20-something percent, they get to dilute some more and the status of the sector as an uninvestable shithole is further cemented.
CGC up 13% granted it essentially a penny stock
Get yourself a partner who looks at you like hype and gambling liquidity looks at CGC and TLRY
Did CGC finally hit its low? Seen 3 good days in a row now.
All time high of over $200,000,000,000. These guys make CGC look like Berkshire.
CGC. What a disaster. Drops on every bad news/earnings more than the companies who report!
Yeah they are writing down everything. I was coming at it from the perspective that the stock price is so hammered and already at delisting risk (so we know split/dilution is inevitable), now is not really the time to be posting a god awful EPS like that, goodwill or not. Honestly at this point they can go away. TLRY should go bankrupt and sell broken coast to someone competent. CGC should do the same with S&B. But that's just like, my opinion man.
And then there's Tilray and CGC, which are not on OTC and trades on much higher volume but are still shit. Unless we get really positive news from the white house this year, Tilray is getting downgraded to OTC because it can't hold itself above $1 without a reverse split...And then, they also need to get rid of Irwin and most of the C-suits aligned to him(that AMA we had with their CFO was really telling on how they treat their stocks).
I hope its the opposite and that the sector looks away from tilray's results as if it means anything for anyone other than tilray themselves. We're in this mess because companies like tilray and CGC are the liquidity center of gravity of this sector, and all they do is destroy shareholder value and pocket immense compensation while the stocks are down more than 99%. Tilray and CGC representing this sector is like having Epstein for a youth welfare program.
currently iwm is +1.5%ish pre market w tlry +7% that’s enough of a positive reprieve from normal price action to boost some of the other usual suspects ACB 2.5%ish & CGC 4.5% the last real positive oversized earnings move on a pot stock was ACB back in early february where it traded about 100% higher from low to high over 2/3 days before retracing the entirety of the move & back filling its gap up yesterday .. that move barely got MSOS going today pot bulls would like to see the entire sector feed off tlry’s earnings & stay bid all day.. that would be a welcomed change of character
Why? Do you enjoy burning your money? Tilray and CGC are just going to go lower and lower. They are losing money and will continue to lose money for the foreseeable future.
Bout to buy a couple more bands worth of CGC and TLRY
CGC actually green. Is the reverse Berkshire strategy of incinerating cash instead of hoarding it about to pay dividends?
CGC up 11%. Like flies attracted to a steamy, freshly dropped dookie.
Now that all of the MSOs have reported their year-end financials, here's an updated version of my spreadsheet for FY2024-2025. Those of you who have been around for awhile may recall that I only track companies with market caps >US$100M, but I've revised that down a bit to \~US$70M due to everything being down so much in the past year. As always, these are aggregated numbers - if you need exact numbers for anything you're still better off getting them from the individual companies. Feel free to bookmark the link - I'll update things in a couple months once CGC and ACB report their year-end numbers.
Good commentary. For so many companies like CGC and TLRY, their lifeline has always been their inflated stock value. Now that the valuations are seriously diminished (but somehow still elevated for these two entities), there is a very real risk that their current rate of cash burn gets them into liquidity trouble within the forseeable future.
Not a peep out of CGC’s CEO. Having worked through a few bankruptcies in my distant past here’s my estimation on how this is gonna unfold if bad or no news cause it to continue treading water. You’ll usually have nearly all directors and officers resign last minute and have one or two guys (CFO) as enduring D&O. This is to limit future liability. Of course, by the time you’re at that point, it’s already too late for shareholders, assuming it hasn’t halted. This fella smells like /that/ fall-guy. IF the company survives at all, it will be by way of Canopy USA or new number-co only. CUSA will pick up all assets and relinquish materially all liabilities in a stalking-horse bid. BEST case, CGC shareholders will get a 1:1 piece of the surviving entity. But why carry the baggage? CUSA doesn’t even consolidate financials if I’m not mistaken, so treated as separate entities already. Set yourself a remind-me on this post and book it, baby! I don’t know when it will happen but🖕the play. For those of you who hold $10k investments that have turned to a hundred bucks, you may as well play the survival game. The asymmetric risk may pay off. But for anyone holding serious money here: you’re playing with 🔥. Disclosures: Have never held CGC. Have more experience than I’d like to admit on both sides of the CCAA process.
Ok... I think we have different goals in what we want to see. I think you need a simple metric that shows a comparison between all, a way to sort between them. I want to see which one has the highest chances to be successful and the fastest to get to success, so I am looking from a different angle. That's because if I know which one has the highest chance to be successful, I can then use other metrics like market cap to revenue or book value to identify how undervalued are and which one has the chance for biggest return. In this regards I went deep into Tilray, ACB and CGC and SNDL. And my conclusion is that EBITDA does not match reality. For example, last TLRY report does look very bad, with a big loss, but when you look deep into SEC report to understand the loss, half of it was a foreign exchange loss, those tend to cancel themselves over the year. Then ACB last report was extremely good... but if you look closely, there is a note saying that basically they included "unrealized gains". It's physically not possible in a company to increase the revenue by a few million and switch from a loss to a massive win. Here for example EBITDA is just bullshit in regards to what I really want to see. As for Wallstreet, they use EBITDA as an excuse for market manipulation. It's not used honestly. In a honest market, fundamentals would matter and you would never see a stock trading at discount value against it's liquidation value when it is not in financial distress. If you look now at the cannabis sector, most are under book value, even those that are far from financial distress. Even Chronos. Now it's traded at 680M, yet it has close to 0 debt and 850M cash on hand. And when it comes to financial distress, Tilray is 2 years ahead assuming 0 growth and no dilution or taking further debt. But if my analysis is right, they will produce cash again in Q4 2025, then consistently from Q2 2026. Which means they will never reach a financial distress point. For me, identifying if a company can reach financial distress is more important as individual investor and EBITDA does not tell me anything in this regard. But as I said, we have different goals in what we look to see.
It is one metric, but as I said, I disagree that is the best metric to be used to evaluate this industry. Reason is simple: even though some companies are 10 years old, the industry is barely at the beginning. Sticking with EBITDA will make you blind, limit your visibility across the whole segment. The industry is growing and almost each company expands, sometimes through organic growth, sometimes by entering new markets and sometimes by M&A. No company is in a stable state and none will be for the next 5 or more years. An example of a stable company would be Coca Cola or Pepsi. The terminal value in the future is going to be given by the stable state and the future steady organic growth. As an investor I want to maximize my return, which means identifying the company with the potential biggest value in the steady state given the information that I have now at hand. You can be creative and analyze the companies from multiple angles, but I can tell you for sure, EBITDA is not going to be your best metric for that. Ability to generate cash in the future will be. Now your argument against analysis of cash flow is not valid here, since the value of a company in this business is given by its ability to generate cash. Your argument might be valid for some software companies, like Snowflake or UiPath, but ultimately every business needs to generate cash. If it does not, it dies eventually. When it comes to cash generation, you can compare all the companies in the field, compute the efficiency metrics, that can give you an estimated break even point for revenue and then you can figure out how much growth is necessary to reach the break even point. You can further project based on yearly growth how many years it requires and then project if they have enough cash until break even or not. Do this experiment with TLRY and CGC if you really want to see an alternative way to analyze companies. Or do it actually across all companies, it might tell you a different story than EBITDA. Question is, is this more accurate or is EBITDA better?
Can't the other companys pool some money buy CGC and put It out of his misery?
CGC back under US$1 after their 10:1 reverse split in December 2023. OGI also getting close, though they only did a 4:1 reverse split in July 2023.
Light the beacon... CGC is under a buck again.
Take me back to the fun days when CGC would actually run🤦♂️
Only three certainties in life. Death, taxes, and the market being hellbent on playing musical chairs with CGC and TLRY on their way to 0
Wow. Hadn't looked at the price of CGC in awhile. Real risk of dropping below $1 again! Incredible!
Are you blaming CGC/TLRY for their stock price being too high? Should they have asked the market to sell their stock? All the MSOs were wildly overvalued in early 2021. Why aren't they just as much to blame as CGC/TLRY, if you're criticizing overvalued share prices as a reason for the sector slump? You can't keep blaming CGC/TLRY for everything wrong in the world. Neither of them have been the largest cannabis company for a very very long time. CGC/TLRY did not force the MSOs to over expand and take on massive debt. They did that to themselves.
In terms of sheer destruction I can only think of the SPAC craze. But we must be realistic as to why this happened. Companies like CGC or TLRY were trading at 30-40x revenue with margins that reached -250%. Long term the stock prices could never live up to these expectations (although their operational performance is atrocious by any metric). As for the MSOS, they certainly did not live up to their expected growth trajectories either. Many are unfortunately barely scraping by.
Google the business cycle. People believed that every 6-7-ish years there would be a selloff. This didn't happen. Some traders exited the market but there was no event to trigger market instability. This caused shorts to cover and exit the market. Google market outflows in 2018/2019. And, Zero commission trading started in 2017. By 2018/19 nearly everyone offered zero commissions. This changed the market in many ways both mechanically and in terms of participation. Then in 2020, COVID shut down sports gambling and you got an influx in *all* speculative assets including NFTs, stocks, crypto, etc. The initial collapse rebounded because of these traders and brought back those participants that exited in 2018/2019 and you had the massive squeeze of 2021 which blew up whatever remaining shorts there were. Google Citron. The people who are saying M2/Money Supply are not wrong per sec. But, the money supply caused all speculative asset prices to go up after 2010 and it alone can't explain the nature of the market after 2017. If you want to see this in action just go look at the collectibles (which are a class of speculative assets) auction records. From $400 to $5000 for this comic book issue. [https://www.ha.com/c/search/results.zx?term=Daredevil+%231+%28Marvel%2C+1964%29+CGC+VG+4.0+Off-white+pages.&si=2&archive\_state=5327&sold\_status=1526&mode=archive&page=200%7E1&sb=4&ic4=SortBy-071515](https://www.ha.com/c/search/results.zx?term=Daredevil+%231+%28Marvel%2C+1964%29+CGC+VG+4.0+Off-white+pages.&si=2&archive_state=5327&sold_status=1526&mode=archive&page=200%7E1&sb=4&ic4=SortBy-071515) When people saying increasing the money causes inflation that isn't really correct. Inflation was basically zero from 2010-2020. Increasing the money supply causes *asset inflation*. And causes consumer behavior to change. We don't drive up the cost of basic socks. We buy socks that are more expensive.
I’d load up on Green Thumb. Maybe some MSOS and MSOX if you got the big balls 😝 it’d be locked and loaded by market open Monday the 17th. After the budget passes, the congress will move on to basic legislation issues. And it’s quite possible some positive news will happen, such as Safer Banking and being discussed with the new Crypto debanking bill. I’m betting that schedule 3 from the Attorney General will be announced within 3 months That should really give the stocks a boast. CGC is the stock that got the biggest jump on news that past years. Horrible company, but who cares if it’s just a short term investment. 🚀 🚀
GTBIF EV/sales: 1.77x CGC EV/sales: 2.06x GTBIF EBIT margin: 19.78% CGC EBIT margin: -30% Still a long way to go
CGC has now dipped below US$200M market cap. Absolute destruction.
That’s basically the first step at evaluating a company. If you could only ask one question before investing you should ask this. Now, before you start buying a ton of low P/E stocks remember there are a lot of other important factors like revenue growth, operating leverage, cash flow, etc. As a general rule, I don’t buy expensive stocks. This often means i miss incredible 10 baggers like NVDA but i also miss incredible losers like CGC.
How do we feel about Canada’s new president? Could it possibly lighten the bags of CGC and Tilray holders?
CGC? Seems like a penny stock
CGC can’t hold gains; been dropping for months but always leads the charge in going down +5% each day!
Please provide evidence of any stock that has undergone a reverse split AND returned to and maintained its previous level of value after the split. It’s definitely not ACB or CGC.
CGC only knows one way… and that’s down. Can’t even hold a $.01 gain. What a disaster.
Performance of Weedstocks (price drop between November 5th 2024 close and March 4th 2025 close) MSOS 6.87 to 2.78 (59% drop) CGC 5.59 to 1.25 ( 78 % drop) TLRY 1.77 to 0.6941 ( 61% drop) TCNNF 11.65 to 4.05 ( 65% drop) GTBIF 10.69 to 6.69 ( 37% drop)
Yea Curaleaf is definitely the most "LP" of the MSOs. I don't really understand why they don't get the hate that CGC and TLRY get here. They've been around since the beginning, with the same leader. They saw what was happening with LPs because of over-expanding, yet they went right ahead and did it themselves. Now they have some of the worst financials in the industry. All while Boris has been a very vocal blowhard. I have no idea why anybody trusts Boris whatsoever. He's the shadiest leader in the entire industry.
That's a great rule. I guess future CGC and TLRY reverse splits will have to be in the range of 25:1 or more to prevent that rule from kicking them off.