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2.51 USD -0.10 (-4.02%)

Nov 12, 2026, 12:56 PM EST

2.48 Day range 2.56
2.48 52-week range 15.70
YTD
-72.26%
1 year
-79.63%

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yolong TLRY 11 months ago #71

Only bitter short sellers are spreading nonsense here.
The float is shrinking by 10x and they’re under massive pressure —
otherwise why waste their time posting here?

If they’re so confident in their short position,
they should sit back and “enjoy” it in silence.
But no… they’re sweating. ?

Numbers don’t lie — and soon they’ll be forced to cover. ??

yolong TLRY 11 months ago #72

TLRY — Short Sellers Are Running Out of Road as the Reverse Split Approaches

Tilray has been a playground for short sellers for far too long — inflated float, endless borrow, easy pressure.

But that era is coming to a sudden end.

With the imminent 1-for-10 reverse split, several dynamics flip overnight:
• The public float shrinks dramatically
• Borrow costs and margin requirements will surge — potentially by thousands of percent
• Short sellers are about to face a margin nightmare

And here’s the key part most people aren’t paying attention to:

Tilray did not use the ATM during the massive spike following earnings.
We saw trading sessions with 300M+ volume and a price above $2.00 —
the perfect liquidity window to unload 51M shares if dilution was the goal.

But they chose not to.

Why?

Because — logically — those remaining 51M ATM shares are likely reserved for institutional entry,
timed strategically around the split, when:
• The float is tighter
• Valuation becomes more attractive
• Institutions can take larger positions without crashing the market

It’s clear the company is positioning itself for stronger hands to step in — not retail shorts betting on failure.

Meanwhile, short sellers are trapped in oversized positions built when the float was bloated.
Now the supply is drying up — and the leverage is turning against them.

? The party is over. The bill is due.

Post-split, every borrowed share becomes significantly more dangerous to hold.

Anyone staying short into this event isn’t managing risk —
they’re gambling against math.

One to go TLRY 11 months ago #73

No one will buy options those get converted as well and this will fall to .60 prior to conversion which will that make it open at six dollars which will immediately fall to three dollars and corporations won’t be able to buy it. This is an old joke of a scam.

One to go TLRY 11 months ago #74

How does the ceo get a raise and additional rsu worth hundred million while the company has not turned a profit in 10 years

One to go TLRY 11 months ago #75

Stock will do a r/s then sell of to be back at adjusted .30

yolong TLRY 11 months ago #76

TLRY — Critical Misunderstanding About the Reverse Split

A lot of traders are reacting as if the reverse split means massive dilution is coming.
That assumption is completely incorrect.

Tilray’s ATM program still has ≈ $51.6M remaining.
Before the reverse split, that represented ~50M+ shares of potential dilution.
After the split? That same amount equals only ~5M shares.

➜ 10× less potential dilution
➜ Far less firepower for shorts
➜ Short thesis severely weakened

On top of that — this move wasn’t done out of desperation.
It was a strategic repositioning:

✔️ Bring share price into institutional-friendly range
✔️ Improve eligibility for funds and ETFs
✔️ Restore credibility and demand from large buyers
✔️ Reduce volatility from penny-stock trading dynamics

Combine that with the latest positive net income
→ TLRY now looks structurally stronger, not weaker.

Shorts priced in chaos.
Instead — they got a reduced dilution profile and a setup for institutional inflows.

One to go TLRY 11 months ago #77

A R/s works 1 out of every 1000

There is no reason for the r/s unless they issue more shares to dilute and fix the shareholders wile Pauling themselves more

Didn’t the CEO just get a raise ?

The company is in compliance fuxen scam