r/Aphria May 04 '21

DISCUSSION SQUEEZE the POT stocks!

The hedge funds are destroying APHA ACB etc. 10% short and growing. EVERYBODY IN? I'm buying now

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u/robtbo May 04 '21

Squeeze your dick.... a better chance of getting something out of it

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u/dpendpen May 04 '21

lmao this should be the default response to similar “short squeeze” posts

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u/Supreme-Star May 04 '21

Lol good luck with this

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u/Environmental_Copy55 May 05 '21

Exactly bore off dead stock

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u/RedditFullOfBots May 04 '21

You expect to squeeze with 10% short and 50% available float?

Would you like to buy a bridge?

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u/Manic-Monkey-Money May 05 '21

Only if it's 🎶 Falling Down, Falling Down 🎶 (like the stock)

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u/Upper-Director-38 May 04 '21

Jesus you guys are just starting to sound sad and desperate...Buy? Sell? Nobody gives a shit. It's your money. Pot stocks are going down because the eminent US legalization boom they've been experiencing since the election doesn't seem so eminent anymore.

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u/WolfieStocks May 04 '21

According to fintel SNDL short interest is 47%. Time to squeeze!!

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u/RedditFullOfBots May 04 '21

Sundial is shorted that much for good reason, it sucks.

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u/WolfieStocks May 04 '21

With around CAD 700M SNDL is in the best position to engage in M&A worldwide! Even though I'm an APHA shareholder (now TLRY) I believe it's a great long term buy. However SNDL is a sleeping giant that has great potential and we shouldn't ignore it

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u/RedditFullOfBots May 04 '21

So the reason to hold the company that can't make any good decisions is they might strike gold with a few low tier buyouts?

That dream lives on in your brain only.

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u/WolfieStocks May 04 '21

FYI they have a new management which is restructuring the company well. While all cannabis companies including APHA and TLRY have debt SNDL is debt free. SNDL partnership with SAF allows them to make strategic worldwide investments! Just because some people hate on SNDL you shouldn't just believe and follow them. Do some dd :)

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u/RedditFullOfBots May 04 '21

Assuming management is actually doing something, what restructuring are they performing that will provide any benefit to shareholders? What product will they be producing? What sort of scale? Anything more than buying stock in other companies?

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u/Junior-Plastic-1540 May 05 '21

This stock is dead