In a blistering month for stocks, Aphria Inc. (NYSE: APHA) has had a particularly bumpy ride.
The Leamington, Canada--based cannabis company was the target of some particularly explosive allegations from, as it turns out, a firm with substantial short interest. This is a common enough occurrence in the stock market, as Carl Icahn and Bill Ackman's legendary "long vs. short" battle royale over Herbalife Nutrition Ltd. (NYSE: HLF) illustrates.
The short-seller's allegations focus only on Aphria and one other, small company: Toronto, Ont.--based SOL Global Investments Inc. (CNSX: SOL). They have nothing to do with other cannabis firms we follow at the National Institute for Cannabis Investors
Since the short attack and furious price action last week, I wanted everyone to know what's really happening with Aphria.
It's the truth you won't hear anywhere else - and a beautifully wrapped-up December buying opportunity...
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great artical been tring to get in to at least a few pot stocks so much noise out there hard to pick.