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MedMan capitulation and retail shakeoutI do not provide financial advise. Despite serious declines in Canna Stocks in 2019 looks like $MMNFF successfully capitulated and retail investors are being shaked out by institutions. Here's why: - On macro, long-term parabolic wedge has resolved itself by hammered spring and followed up by SFP bullish candle. Please note this was second largest green candle in history of the stock. Smart money accumulating. - Volume is picking up. - RSI bottomed below 30 for a long time. Accumulation? - Stock still in down trend because Lower High at $0.75 hasn't been taken out yet, but looks like new price discovery is completed at this point. - For investors with high risk tolerance this is the best entry due to high asymmetrical setup. For conservatives entry above $0.75 - Targets are $1.80 / $2.75 / $3.80 - Stop below last swing low
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by LEVERXYZ
Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) The Mother of all contrarian tradesAurora Cannabis has been on a downward spiral driven by a combination of multiple factors including Cannabis 2.0 slow roll out in Canadian provinces, amounting debt, recent Bond conversion and further dilution of existing shareholders, departing executives and a market glut of oversupply. Well, basically all things that could go wrong have gone wrong for Aurora, making it a clear "Sell" case; that is if you own the stock, ha!!... For those investors waiting on the sidelines, this could be a great entry point for the stock. Aurora just relesaed today a corporate update outlining long term strategy growth plans. The report can be accessed here: www.prnewswire.com Whats next? Aurora is the only major cannabis player that has not inked a deal with a major player in the CPG space, others like Canopy Growth and Tilray have inked deals that are already priced into the stock, raising additional capital and giving investors relief. Nonetheless, Aurora has not only sufficient assets (excluding goodwill) to weather the coming months and gain strength as global sales resumes, the Canadian market opens up and further developments in the US unfold in 2020. In addition, ACB just bought a Hemp company that will allow them to enter the CBD US market. In summary, this could be an interesting time to take a position in ACB and increase gradually as events unfold with significant upside as the stock bottoms. One analyst is giving it a price target of $0, but in my own view, when I hear such unrealistic opinions like this, most often coincides with bear markets coming to a bottom and about to turn making this a High Risk, High Reward trade and could be, the mother of all contrarian trades as we close 2019 and enter into the new year. Do not take this as an investment advice and always do your own research before investing... always remember to place tight stops and risk manage every step of the way!!
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by DNI_VENTURES
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NYSE: ACB - Aurora Cannabis ShortSqueeze Coming!I have recently shared my views on NYSE: ACB Aurora Cannabis, now I wanted to comment on the latest price target of $0 and "Sell" rating from analyst Gordon Johnson from GLJ Research ... I let you make your own judgement, but this is the guy that called for a price target of $109 on Tesla when it was trading at $244.10 back in May 2,2018 .. that was a 64% downfall from the current price at the time!! ... similar to the aggressive price target of $0 he recently gave Aurora Cannabis!! ... Well you know the story on Tesla, as of this morning it was trading at $430!! far from the $109 price target he gave back then ... WATCH HIS INTERVIEW HERE: www.youtube.com As it relates to Aurora, heres some interesting data points as it relates to Short Positions... they have decreased by 10% and % of short float now sits at 15%... Short Interest Ratio (Days To Cover) 6.3 Short Percent of Float 15.44 % Short % Increase / Decrease -10 % Short Interest (Shares Short) 155,950,000 Short Interest (Shares Short) - Prior 172,900,000
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by DNI_VENTURES
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IIPR: Strong Buy for 2020; May Have 'Broken Out' This TimeIIPR is one of my top 2020 picks as their dividend growth has been impeccable and their stock has really only plummeted from its highs because the cannabis sector essentially went through a major correction. I believe certain (not all) cannabis stocks will make a strong rebound in 2020, but the sector itself may be 2 or so years before attracting major buyers back again. Somewhere in the near-term would be a good time to buy IIPR as I see it being one of the most explosive REITs in the entire stock market for capital appreciation and dividend growth over the mid and long-term especially as speculative money re-enters cannabis in the next 2 or 3 years (again). The sector is expected to grow exponentially by 2022-2023. This stock may have surpassed its R1 yearly pivot and should be safe for a small entry. However, for a larger entry (unless you have a high appetite for risk) waiting for a reaction tomorrow could be essential in determining if this is the "real" break-out or not. Having said that, I expect the stock to break-out of its long anticipated descending triangular wedge from its ATH in the early days or weeks of 2020, if it hasn't today, already. Technicals - Bounced off lower base on descending triangular wedge (i.e. did not break to the downside) - End of negative sinusoidal squeeze is fading (turning to bullish) - RSI creating a floor (bullish indicator) - Momentum is growing (bullish indicator) - zSplit
NYSE:IIPRLong
by PaulDeep19131
TC Energy: High Dividend CAGR; Long-Term WinnerFor those that follow my ideas, one of my top performing sectors of 2020 is the Canadian Energy sector in which will be set to rebound relatively strongly after being decimated for the past while. Specifically, I believe the Canadian Energy sector will quite strongly outperform the US Energy sector from a shift in policy, increase in cap-x and more money entering the sector and people in which will look for alternatives to soaring US valuations and "good deals". TC Energy is one of the few stocks in the entire stock market that has grown quite consistently over the past 10 years without any major "epic dips", including the compound annual dividend rate (CAGR). Unlike other stocks in the energy sector that plummeted in the recession of 2009 and the contraction of 2016, TC energy has maintained quite consistent growth over-time and bounced off lows quite quickly. Why? The answer is in their diversified portfolio. This is a great pick to 'buy on dips' and hold for a long-time. In 2020 I am looking for continued dividend growth and a TP by 2021 around the 85-90.00 range. - zSplit My 2020 Top Sector Pick List - Canadian Energy (TRP, CNQ, SU, ENB) - US Technology (Semis/Software) - Select Cannabis Stocks (IIPR) - Precious Metals (Gold/Silver/Platinum) - Utilities (Renewable Energy)
TSX:TRP
by PaulDeep19131
Is the bounce completed? Are bulls ready to overpower bears?Well, watching the shorter 1m, 5m and 15 min charts, I need to take profits off the table back to neutral until the bulls really show up. Bounce players would not be overly convinced here until new short term resistance at 3.03 and $3.07-$3.08 is broken. We have short term support at $2.82. I fear that on any sector or market weakness, the bears will pie drive this down to the low $2s based on the two Bear Flags and Pennant seen this week.
TSX:ACB
by UnknownUnicorn2413721
Warrants On Sale :) Here is a breakdown I did of the relative cost of warrants (RCW) in respect to cost of SP (3$ to exercise Warrants) Shares VS Warrants %RCW $10.24 $3.51 34.3% $5.81 $2.76 47.4% $4.63 $2.34 50.4% $3.69 $1.71 46% $2.65 $1.05 39.6% $0.75 $0.21 28% Todays Sale Dec 19 $0.74 $0.17 22% (If you're converting S -> W today is one of the best days to do so) If you analyze this and actually graph it you get a bell curve, this means that when the SP is low or high the relative cost of warrants is low and when the SP is in between ATH & ATL the the relative cost of warrants is much higher. Do what you do with this data, I already said too much. IMO Have a freakin gr8 d3y
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by lilsatoshi
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Tinley at a CrossroadsTinley seems to be at a cross-roads given it's laterally moving towards an exit out of a 7 month long descending triangle. Despite the interim gains and subsequent lateral movement, this could signal a trend reversal. If it can break the descending triangle and extend past the ichimoku clouds, we may see a larger move to 0.76 to 0.79 which is the upper limit of our macro wedge (perhaps occurring in mid to late January). If the price action strongly breaks trend and exits its 2+ year macro pattern, we could see a bull run taken us to $3.5-$5 although we can visit this theory after we break trend. In addition to the current chart analysis, indicators are showing some bullish divergences in the RSI going in the correct direction, hot stochastics, and our MACD crossing the signal line. The above analysis is supported by the imminent news anxious Tinley investors are awaiting: licensing at our Long Beach facility, deals in Nevada, Canada, and New York in addition to our co-packing announcements, celebrity endorsements, and expansion of our Beckett's line. Finally, there has been some serious due diligence by investors to confirm (on site) that they are pushing a healthy amount of product, scaling through California rapidly, and conducting serious brand awareness with their presence at events nearly every day of the week. The next 6 months will be fun...truly.
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by bioengineer
Hyped cannabis stock ACB finally worth a buyAfter a long downward slide, Aurora Cannabis has finally hit a support critical level around $2.50. With the stock finally looking a little undervalued and a large recent earnings beat under its belt, ACB should rally higher. Call buyers are targeting $5.00 per share within two months, with over 40,000 call options located at that price. Cannabis is a hype sector, so when investor interest picks back up, it could quickly turn red hot. Several times in the last few years, ACB has hit over $10 per share.
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by ChristopherCarrollSmith
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