TLRY

KAESLAX

Entire sector is green today and CGC is -6%. They recently lost their spot as 2nd largest LP to CRON, and now they've officially lost their spot as 3rd to SNDL. Current market caps: 1) US$1.094B \[TLRY\] 2) US$657M \[CRON\] 3) US$383M \[SNDL\] 4) US$364M \[CGC\] 5) US$189M \[ACB\] 6) US$131M \[OGI\]

TurboSuperboS

Would you look at that. Now TLRY is not my favorite color anymore.

Rude_Guest_4000

TLRY still a meme

TropicalFires

Classic bagholding stocks: TLRY, GME, towels, PLTR, MVIS avoid buying all of these

TurboSuperboS

My favorite color is red too TLRY. Glad we have so much in common.

Russticale

By some act of god, my investment in CLVR has not moved in two weeks time - still holding entry. It has withstood the fall of TCNNF, TLRY, and CGC. Dear Jah, let there be an external catalyst by end of June.

TurboSuperboS

TLRY C Suite should really announce personal share buying.

ThatBirdOverDere

me dropping 4.5k and convincing myself TLRY was worth 2.70 a share two weeks ago 

Namesyaboi

Invest in TLRY now you'll thank me later

buenassuenos

Prob the best statement I've read in a long time. I'm deep in TLRY but I admire Kim River's perspective and long term view. She's making me think about adding to my position. In my humble opinion, I think this is a bipartisan "project" because there is so much taxation included in real time. If rescheduling or SAFE pass in 2023 that great..... if not, load up into 24

nopolarbears

Only in the case of TLRY ... US MSOs can still grow at the state level and Canadian LPs can grow in Canada and abroad. Legalization will be a boon for the industry but we don't rely on it.

Namesyaboi

Ya boi need a miracle with TLRY and ZOM

moneymonster420

Slowly scaling into $TER / $TRSSF for the June 22nd, 2023 shareholder vote, then TSX up-lsiting "Shortly After" (as per their press release from last month, whatever that means... a few weeks after? I'm pretty sure TSX already vetted the re-org structure and gave approval). Hopefully we see some positive price action just like the first time $TLRY and $CRON went to the NASDAQ pre Canada 2018 run. Reaction might be something, might be nothing, but worth a shot. If it does causes the stock to shot up, then it could be a pre-show to what the other MSO stocks will do when SAFE Banking gets passed / HHS reschedule 3. I know $CURA / $CURLF has been in talks with TSX, but I think the rather wait and see. $TER / $TRSSF is unique due to Canopy connection / structure. Will be interesting to see if we get a run up in the stock in anticipation.

noobstockinvestor

Even though tilray completely shit the bed this month TLRY -24% last 30 days TRUL -29% last 30 days

Jumpy_Clothes_400

we don't speak of TLRY anymore

ped1nhuh

TLRY 3716584×

Ok_Reputation8227

This has been a constant pattern lately it seems. The CGC/TLRY stuff from last week may have also played an effect but these patterns were apparent before then as well. Listening to Morgan's spaces yesterday, it's clear even the fund managers are growing exhausted with this divergence...tough times indeed. It's not even clear what is driving price action... Just hold long,

kooshkoma

It's really high. It really happens. I'm proof.. Do more homework and due diligence. Stop following spoofers. Put in the work to find it naturally, then you can see it before it happens, and you have a better chance of success. I saw the Nokia, AMC, TLRY, etc, moves before i knew anything about the hype..

nopolarbears

I'm not talking about stock price performance. I'm talking about the quality of the company's operations and financials. TLRY is a failure because of the company's fundamentals, not the stock price performance. Companies like GTII and OGI may have seen share price decline, but the fundamentals are there. I feel great about these holdings because I know the fundamentals are there, despite the share price decline. I feel comfortable averaging down on these, but I would not on TLRY or CURA to the the massive losses and debt levels.

Gahan1772

Well I don;t know anything and this comment is more in relation to TLRY's market reaction... But the market is not that inefficient most of the time. There may be good reason Trulieve is going down compared to peers.

nopolarbears

There are many great companies in the sector. Unfortunately you chose TLRY which many have known to be an inevitable failure years ago. All one has to do is track their financials to see this. CURA is another company who prioritizes appearance over financial health. They've net lost $50M per each quarter last year. I don't expect there to be an end in sight. Unfortunately many companies in the sector have made the same mistakes. GTII is one of the few companies in the US side that has managed to let profitability guide their expansion, instead of the other way around.

eter711

!banbet TLRY 2 1d

noobstockinvestor

I feel you, that recent dump on TLRY was fucked and this sector is one disaster after another. What makes it worse is SPY and other sectors making gain after gain while we break new ATLs. Going to miss your posts. Take the well deserved break away from this sector and spend it doing things you enjoy. If we get anything big, I'll tag you here since your DMs are closed https://twitter.com/todd_harrison/status/1664614088062955521?t=ILlL8NrgEQBHq58AdvS5Ew&s=19 I still believe we'll get SAFE so I'll stick around and watch this play out. Hopefully we have a happy ending in the near future

CrankShaftMonkeyPaw

Idk folks. I’ve been in this sector for many years now. Heavily invested in CURLF and TLRY. After reading the AMA with the gentleman from Tilray, I have zero confidence for long term investing here. It seems there are better opportunities with AI, chip makers and space programs like Rocket Lab. Legalization isn’t going to happen with this term of Joe Biden and if he loses election in 2024, forget it for the next 5 years. I know investing is the long game but 5 years from now, who knows what this world is like. 5 years ago this sub was really excited for the democrats to win the election and legalize. Since, I’m pretty sure all of us are in worse shape then ever. Thinking about pulling the plug and dumping my money into Rocket Labs or some other different sector. Someone talk me off the ledge.

eter711

TLRY is adding AI to grow more weed

TadpoleCool

$TLRY $RETO $RAIN will pop today.

iamexercised

TLRY lmaooooo

KAESLAX

I appreciate the response. I largely feel the same, the way they did it really sucks for shareholders and it's been a rough week for anyone holding long, but at least they have cash. Though I'm still not convinced we'll actually see consistently positive cash flow from them anytime soon. I've been more pessimistic of the LPs in general of late, but despite this, I still think TLRY is one of the few who will manage to survive, even though I agree that they'll probably all continue to slowly grind down until we finally get some real catalyst. I think at this point you're much more optimistic about CGC than me - I have no skin in the game on them but it's looking really rough. I wish they would just release their Q4/year-end financials already. I also agree that when we do finally get some real action TLRY will definitely run. We saw this effect most recently with the initial SAFE pump a month ago - TLRY outperformed all the other LPs and MSOs that day except for CURLF. I know people here prefer to talk about long-term prospects, but there's an argument to be made still for one last meme/hype run on the US side. Afterwards, moving things into GTII seems like a good choice - if I had to start over and just buy one company now it would be them. Though if we do ever manage to climb out of this hellhole it's going to be tough to convince myself to buy back in afterwards, I'll probably cut and run and never look back.

AmiaCalva7

TLRY at least has hype. VFF never really had that, and now VFF's operations aren't impressive.

FATPEPPAPIGGAMER420

wow NVDA gains, crazy, not like I've seen this a dozen times, we'll be impressed when you make 1000%+ on TLRY 4.20 calls

noobstockinvestor

Here's my view. Extending debt to 2027 at a better interest rate is a good thing. The issue is how they structured the deal and lent out 38M shares from the treasury. Carl in the AMA: Typically, this is done by using borrowed shares from other institutional investors which there were none available to borrow. There is none available to borrow from other institutional investors because they have already shorted us to oblivion. By issuing another 38million shares, we're going to get smoked. They threw retail investors under the bus - again. If the previous debt holder covers their short by buying on the open market, it'll give us some buy pressure which might cancel out the sell pressure from the new holder. Assuming there is no catalyst, I'm short/medium term bearish. Long-term should be fine, they are cashed up now. I still think TLRY/CGC will rally much harder than MSOs on any reform. Only because they are listed on NASDAQ. At which time, I'll switch over a majority of my LP holding into GTII. Right now my portfolio is somewhere around 65% LP / 35% MSO.

Gahan1772

I provided a source for my claim. But regardless I don't care. What you are suggesting is idiotic he is a CEO there is no reason he would liquidate assets for retail investors. Times are tough for all cannabis companies but you have this fixation of TLRY. You must of lost money with them or something because it's like a broken record with you every single day.

Gahan1772

I find that a strange argument to make. It was obvious they were going to buy HEXO at some point they could only sweeten the debt deal so much before HEXO would just default. So timing was not a surprise for most. Irwin likely knew US politicians would screw the pooch but I think he was and still is hopeful for Germany although more medical focus now. And why does the CEOs wealth matter? For one thing Irwin's net worth is [50 million](https://ca.wallmine.com/people/15498/irwin-d-simon) and HEXO was bought for 229 million. You say some ridiculous shit sometimes I know you enjoy bagging on TLRY but give it a rest man.

Stonkslut111

Oh god you just gave me PTSD with TLRY lmao. My opinion is that these companies are so unprofitable and burn through so much cash that they are awful investments. Just awful companies.

Infinite-hold

Is this backdooring more TLRY dilution?

Ipsylos

If owning TLRY for several years now has taught me anything, it's that every catalyst has resulted in an even bigger drawback a week later, and any bad news kills the stock.

Russticale

Ohhh You're talking about retail's slow realization that Tilray was overly pumped and hyped up since the previous runs. There was a residual effect from the 2018, 2021 Meme rally that captivated the 'herd mentality' and never let go. *Then, TLRY realized and took advantage of that by* continuing to overspend (Ie. CEO with 16+Million / year total compensation) and dilute, ever so slowly. Now, the oustanding shares are far beyond what they were in prior rallies, yet the herd doesn't understand that. They look and wait for the $60 rally once again... good luck. In August of 2022, Tilray already made it clear cannabis was not their bread winner. My note from "20220825 - Revenue Streams: 39% cannabis, 54% distribution business, 6% alcohol, 1% wellness. I like the multiple revenue streams, makes it seem viable." - Yes, I was a bagholder too and almost fooled into averaging down my $17 cost average. I sold instead and realized I had been consuming all the pump, but never got do dump. Bearish on Tilray. Will they enter US markets? Who knows if US markets will ever even open up in a viable way for them. Cheers, I can't wait for FY 2023 to close and them post a $1.3+ Billion dollar loss.

TadpoleCool

$TLRY and thank me later

KAESLAX

/u/noobstockinvestor I'm curious to hear your thoughts about last night's TLRY AMA now that we've had a day to digest it all. You've been perhaps the most vocal supporter/largest holder here but it seems your outlook has significantly soured over the past few days in the few comments I've seen from you (you told Carl you wouldn't defend them here anymore). I know in the past you've talked about selling into any future rally and transitioning your weight from the LPs more into the MSOs.

noobstockinvestor

We were chugging along upward until TLRY destroyed the sentiment. We were trading higher on most names when SPY was 350 lol. Don't want to find out how cannabis will react if SPY dumps again

Gahan1772

> The answer to this question makes it seem like a reverse split is coming for TLRY. This is the comment he is referring to. Which links to a comment where Carl says they did not make this dilution deal specifically with doing a reverse split in mind. With how it was phrased it could be argued he expects one. That's what the comment was but when Geo doesn't have facts on his side he chooses the baffle with bullshit approach.

Ok_Reputation8227

IWM +1%, seems like CGC and TLRY following...MSOs lagging, look for a possible delayed catch-up today there...

Gahan1772

But you just said I did it correctly. That doesn't make sense. If you are referring to yesterday I never made a claim I made a comment about a comment. >The answer to this question makes it seem like a reverse split is coming for TLRY. So.... Kinda failing at your job Mr. Serious.

Gahan1772

What is going on with VFF? Was there news I missed? They took a TLRY sized dump and still falling.

Turbul

TLRY not even getting an oversold bounce

PatchyCreations

As I peek into the bottom of my fidelity coffers, I see that there are 18.41 dollars available to trade. I think to myself that I could buy more than 10 whole shares of TLRY stock at the current price. I peruse the purchase history tab for a moment, and see my first foray into TLRY; 5 shares @ $37.64 I cry

iamexercised

TLRY 🤡🤡🤡🤡

fleetwoodforestfox

Wouldn't mind if TLRY bought OGI and then replaced Irwin with Beena. They might be better off without BTI.

TheRahulParmar

My 3.00$ short position on TLRY is strong lol y’all got mad because I was shorting at the “lows” but even at 1.90$ it’s over valued

ThePsyentificMethod

It's pretty clear to me, shorts are piling on until some kind of news breaks. It's not worth selling, where are we gonna put what little money we have left? BIG TECH? All the other sectors are up off their lows this is the last sector to sit on the floor. We all seem hopeless and desperate right now, there is panic and depression like I haven't seen before. It literally can not get any worse for this sector. I know it has been said a million times before but we have no other option but to hold out for a Dream. There is a chance something changes. TLRY always leads the sector it could be this is the last leg down and we start curling up. The RSI is just insane on these stocks.

TilrayIR

Thanks for your question Mfairview. I recognize your screen name from previous AMA’s. We have heard the same thing, but I have yet to see anything definitive on other LPs. I can confirm that TLRY is current with its excise tax payments, HST payments and instalments due on corporate tax. If the federal government is serious about its crackdown on delinquent excise tax payers, it will be a bit of a watershed point for the industry. So many of the LPs are dangerously low on their cash reserves. If they are forced to use the little cash they have on becoming current, the subsequent decrease in their cash reserves may be the last thing that happens for the business before an insolvency filing. Additionally, as we have seen in the industry in recent months, there are only a very small handful of cannabis companies that are capable of raising more than $3-5 million. The large balances that will be due combined with their inability to secure additional financing to cover the cost will put a bigger number of them than people realize in a really precarious position.

slyck80

Quite honestly, your opening remarks still do not justify the compensation amounts. I believe that is clear from the rest of the questions in this AMA. What will TLRY be doing to address this?

TilrayIR

Quake3trust it has been a long journey from APH to APHA to TLRY. The industry has turned multiple times. It has been our ability to adapt to those turns that has left in this position – a company that has the ability to raise capital because of the market’s belief in us, a company with arguably the strongest balance sheet in the space, a diversified business that is only becoming stronger as we add new businesses, the #9 craft beer producer in the US, the #1 Canadian cannabis company measured on share, the #1 branded hemp company in North America, as measured by Mulo and the #1 cannabis company in Germany with the largest production facility in the EU. But to answer your question, back when I joined APH in 2014 as a board member and then becoming CFO in 2015, this is not where I expected the company to be in mid-2023. While the cannabis industry in Canada evolved to something no one was expecting, we are such a stronger company as a result of all the other things we have done that no one would have thought of back in 2014. International cannabis revenue has declined over the last nine months as a result of our exit from Israel. Israel has too many license holders, there is too many sub-par product in the space and companies that are not motivated to pay their bills. They place orders, bring the product into the market, try to compete on price only and then try to pass the price decreases on to the supplier, if they are even willing to pay. We believe, now is not the time to be selling in the Israeli market. However, we continue to expand our operations into other European countries and expect that trend will continue.

Tiaan

I'm not even a TLRY holder but that's a very weird question to ask. The only reason to do a reverse stock split is if the stock price goes under $1 and is at risk for staying under $1 for 6 months. This is done to remain compliant with the NASDAQ. What did people expect him to say? "Yeah we're tanking our share price intentionally so that we can get it under $1 to be forced to reverse stock split back up to $10 to stay listed." I think it's much more realistic that shareholders are simply not their priority in the short or medium term. They have their strategic vision and will push towards that, shareholder equity be damned

Gahan1772

The answer to [this question](https://old.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/13sfe6g/tilray_brands_ama_wednesday_may_31_6pm_et_with/jlpypao/) makes it seem like a reverse split is coming for TLRY.

TilrayIR

Thank you and great question Many\_Easy. I’m going to answer your question in multiple parts and in bullets to help clarify the refinance deal, why we did it and how it helped the company. 1. Heading into this fiscal year 2023, which began June 1, 2022 and ends May 31, 2023, we had a number of pending maturities on our debt which were coming due within the next 18-month period which include a SweetWater term loan, a Tilray convertible note due in 2023 (TLRY 23) and an Aphria convertible note due in 2024 (APHA 24). These loans and convertible notes were issued prior to the Aphria and Tilray business combination in 2021 to invest in the growth of our businesses. 2. If we did not address the maturity of these loans and payments, they would require us to use a majority of our cash on hand to repay them, combined with the outstanding convertible note we issued to buy the HEXO debt. 3. As of February 28th, 2023 we had $408 million of cash on our balance plus an M&A plan that will require cash. We always knew we were going to have to work on extending the maturity of the convertible notes, extending the maturity on the SweetWater debt and pay down some amount on the TLRY 23 / APHA 24. 4. The debt refinancing deal / transaction with Jefferies, Bank of America and TD Securities where we issued $150 million (plus a potential overallotment that would take the deal to $172.5 million) of new convertible securities. Those new convertible securities are priced at $2.66 a premium of 12.5% to the trading price of TLRY at the market close, bear interest at 5.20% and have a four term to maturity. We then used those proceeds to repurchase $12.5 million of the TLRY 23’s and $122.5 million of the APHA 24’s. 5. Effectively, this resulted in us extending the maturity date of $135 million of the convertible debentures almost four years at an interest rate that is lower than the interest rate we were already paying. This is part of the deal that I don’t think investors fully appreciate. In an era of rising interest rates, while the US government is arguing and creating market uncertainty over the debt ceiling, WE LOWERED OUR INTEREST RATE. As a result of this transaction, we lowered our near-term maturities by $135 million plus the approximately $70 million of the SweetWater term debt that we will work on extending between now and November. That freed up cash flow that can now be used to continue to grow our business by doing additional M&A, continuing to add strong brands to our existing portfolio with our existing cash resources.

jamesdaniel1963

Investors such as my self have lost the majority of their investment due to the share price of TLRY plummeting to all time lows. What are your plans for enhancing your business model, market cap and shareholder value?

manualCAD

Sold some Trulieve on may 11th to spread some money into other stocks. Decided today to sell some TLRY to free up some $ to avg down on some Trulieve. Forgot about the sale on the 11th, so I am the owner of Trulieve at $18 from today's purchase. The tax deduction/consequences should be handled some other way. Idk I'm not a tax professional

bellsy97ca

GG’s TLRY. Another banger of a day

ped1nhuh

Man I don't even look at my TLRY again. I had the chance to sell them yesterday and didn't took it, now they're down even more. And this AMA will probably not amount to anything constructive so I'm already anticipating a even sharper red candle tomorrow. And to think I would have been in the green if I stuck with my PLTR shares instead of selling them to ape on TLRY. Fuck this shit, I'm going long on ETF from here onwards, stock picking just isn't worth it.

heliumbox

I don't even think its capitulation, they fucked us hard with a cactus after years of no lube fucking us. IMO its more the straw that broke the camels back of terrible decisions and realization that TLRY is circling the drain despite the sunk cost fallacy. The executive compensation is outrageous for a stock that has literally never made money and it spits in the face of shareholders. The only light ahead of TLRY is riding the hype wave of legislation but otherwise are a really terrible investment.

KAESLAX

I've been more optimistic on TLRY compared to most here - I figured they were probably the best/only LP to actually survive long-term. But after this past week I've lost the faith. For the first time I feel the allure of capitulation.

Gahan1772

At this point it's a short attack initiated by TLRY lol.

manualCAD

Had some old buys of TLRY/APHA that were so bad that I just moved my avg from $5.40 to $3.80 selling 10% of my holdings. On another note, verano's 1yr chart since the Dec 2022 drop is a consistent straight line bouncing around $3. Interesting when you compare to charts of the other T1s....

iamexercised

TLRY bloody

KAESLAX

I think this would've made more sense if they were in better financial standing. If all the smaller ankle-biter LPs had been declining but TLRY had remained relatively stable with cash on hand, maybe it would've worked. But they're dropping and short on cash just like all the rest - it doesn't really matter at this point that they're the biggest. In order for them to afford to acquire anyone else, prices have to drop even further, but that would mean theirs would as well. They're in a tough spot and I'm not convinced anyone in this market knows how to value anything. Imagine if they had acquired HEXO in Nov 2021 for $2-3 like they wanted? They got lucky HEXO turned them down.

Jumpy_Clothes_400

Right now mostly all in CURA, TRUL, GTII, VRNO with a little bit of CL and TLRY. Big losses on all those but I also have a handful of TOTAL losses in IAN, SLNG, TILT, VFF, MMEN, etc

Turbul

I see different market caps depending on the sources, what is TLRY at now?

noobstockinvestor

That's likely from 2019 or 2020. Aphria = TLRY now

ComfortableOwl0

Holy shit I didn’t look at TLRY for like 6 months. OUF 

buhrsen88

Thanks for the honest comment. I made up my mind and must admit that I just sold. Burned my fingers back in the Canntrust days, on Hexo and a 73% loss on TLRY - now sold. I’m not sure that i’ll ever turn back to LP’s. Got some frozen GTBIF stocks that I can’t sell until federally legal - which is fine - so i’ll accumulate on MSOS ETF I think.

noobstockinvestor

OGI down 20% in the last 5 days lmao. Feel bad for these guys, getting wrecked cus of CGC/TLRY

noobstockinvestor

TLRY market cap isn't between 60m-615m yet. It's still about 1b

meparadis

TLRY the new shitcoin

Ok_Reputation8227

Actually good point. at this point for CGC and TLRY, falling knife so why not think outside the box?

san_serifs

TLRY bagholder here. Yippee.

buhrsen88

Got 1200 shares of TLRY @ 6,6 USD. If it goes to 1$ i’ll add 1500 more shares.

MobileImpressive3694

My thoughts!!! I think TLRY CEO issued 38 million stocks and 150 million dollar, senior bonds to short sellers. For short sellers , They can rent it again with senior bonds and again and again again ......, so they (including naked shorts )can make over 100 million shorts . KEEP CAUTION ! It is the relationship between TLRY board and short selling. It is similar to the behavior of the already bankrupt Bbby company management. Why do you do this at the lowest price point instead of doing it when the stock price is high? This is ridiculous. (Over short millions shares) . This is occurred by board management. And tlry Pay off existing cheap interest loans with high interest rates. This will be our challenge in the future. When I write like this, they used a writing ban. I think that The management seems to be managing the bulletin board. I think the worst of worst among accidents of cannabis sector. I think it is the Cannabis companies themselves who are dropping the Cannabis industry into the abyss for shareholders who trust and invest. How do you think ?

istheremore

Hi Carl, Thank you for addressing our questions. I've been long believer, follower and shareholder since APH and have added shares until I had no money left to add. However since the TLRY merger, I have been silently questioning but ultimately trusting in the management. I hope things can turn around, so here are my questions. I hope that they are not as challenging for you as it seems my ability to recoup my losses are. ​ 1. Before legalization, Vic Neufeld predicted that the Canadian cannabis market would undergo oversupply and price compression destroying many companies and that low CoGs would determine the companies that survived and own the space. How has the management capitalized on being right when everyone else was wrong? 2. It seems to me, correct me if I am wrong, that you have made some big purchases: BrokenCoast, Medmen, TLRY, HEXO, Sweetwater, Breckenridge, GreenFlash; At a huge cost in 'goodwill' which has been lost and written off as "impairment charges". How much in total are these impairment charges so far and how much is more are you expecting? 3. Canada banned cannabis advertising and marketing, and restricted packaging to "plain" labels. You bought the #1 brand Broken Coast and had IMO great brand distinction with GoodSupply, Solei, RIFF, B!NGO. Despite knowing that the consumer only sees the name in plain text on a plain box with the THC percentage, you kept pushing money into branding and even buying HEXO for more brands that are basically a name and THC percent. How is this not a waste of money and even cannibalizing your existing brands? 4. What efforts are you making to open up regulations on advertising, and marketing to leverage the amount you've invested into brands? 5. The total addressable market for cannabis in Canada has reached the peak and Canada has forced this by banning it's sale where alcohol and tobacco are sold and regulating cannabis products so that they cannot successfully market themselves as direct alternatives despite it being the preferred and healthy alternative for many people. Now that your competition is dead and the whole industry is struggling to realize profit, is it time to level the playing field and open up the Canadian cannabis market to replace alcohol and tobacco? What efforts are you making with the Canadian government to change these anticompetitive regulations? 6. It seems to me like the path to profitability is to change the Canadian landscape and there is great economic and political benefit to Canada. TLRY seems well positioned but is this something the management recognizes as a priority and is it a challenge they are capable of succeeding at? Thanks again Carl.

HoodLifeGang

Time for TLRY calls?

MobileImpressive3694

My thoughts!!! TLRY CEO issued 38 million stocks and 150 million dollar, senior bonds to short sellers. For short sellers , They can rent it again with senior bonds and again and again again ......, so they (including naked shorts )can make over 100 million shorts . KEEP CAUTION ! It is the relationship between TLRY board and short selling. It is similar to the behavior of the already bankrupt Bbby company management. Why do you do this at the lowest price point instead of doing it when the stock price is high? This is ridiculous. (Over short millions shares) . This is occurred by board management. And tlry Pay off existing cheap interest loans with high interest rates. This will be our challenge in the future. When I write like this, they used a writing ban. The management seems to be managing the bulletin board. I think the worst of worst among accidents of cannabis sector. I think it is the Cannabis companies themselves who are dropping the Cannabis industry into the abyss for shareholders who trust and invest. I think the morality of management also plays a part. How do you think ?

MobileImpressive3694

My thoughts!!! TLRY CEO issued 38 million stocks and 150 million dollar, senior bonds to short sellers. For short sellers , They can rent it again with senior bonds and again and again again ......, so they (including naked shorts )can make over 100 million shorts . KEEP CAUTION ! It is the relationship between TLRY board and short selling. It is similar to the behavior of the already bankrupt Bbby company management. Why do you do this at the lowest price point instead of doing it when the stock price is high? This is ridiculous. (Over short millions shares) . This is occurred by board management. And tlry Pay off existing cheap interest loans with high interest rates. This will be our challenge in the future. When I write like this, they used a writing ban. The management seems to be managing the bulletin board. I think the worst of worst among accidents of cannabis sector. I think it is the Cannabis companies themselves who are dropping the Cannabis industry into the abyss for shareholders who trust and invest. How do you think ?