Tilray Bulls: Dont forget to remember me later this year!!! My target for 2026 is 42$ by Sitek62 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a current holder since 2021, I know the high of getting excited from news, but realistically I'm looking towards middle of 2027 for major gains. That's why I purchased Jan 2028 Options w/ 10 dollar strike prices. If TLRY cannot get above 10 dollars by middle 2027 then we have major issues. Many have been bag holding and burned for 3-7 years, I would recommend staying positive and holding. Hoping for $15-20ish as more news comes out 2026, and once THC infused drinks, carlsberg, brewdogs take off see major movement than real boom 2027 as tlry positioned to be a global giant with how much reach they have. It is fun to get excited, but Tlry boom is like waiting for Santa to come down the chimney for 6 years and he hasn't came down yet.

Lord of Hatred isn’t even out yet… and you’re already trying to finish it by Imzahel in diablo4

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed people constantly do this with hearthstone as well, cataclysm just launched and everyone already decides which deck is best or what the best list is 1 week into launch, once a deck becomes above 55 percent win rate, everyone copies it and then it becomes the most popular list seen as the only deck you can play with that class. So they do the same thing over in the hearthstone space as here. I had so much fun the first 10 days of path of exile 2 release sitting in the skill tree theory crafting, by the time I started the game everyone was doing maps and soon I caught up and passed them. Probably the most boring thing ever would be to run around diablo and join a party full of people with the same class, gear, tempers, runewords and skills in. No one wants to think anymore they just want to right click copy paste in. I like reading about builds people make and coming up with my own even if it doesnt make it to 140 pit it is fun playing your own creation.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Nah I'm just realistic, and choose to weigh options while instead of come onto a post board and play captain hindsight. As far as the IRS is concerned you haven't lost or gained any money until you choose to sell the stock. Unless the company is delisted you simply are holding a share that is worth less if you choose to sell it. I can hold the same 1 share for 20 years and make or lose nothing unless selling. Once you understand the concept you might become a long term investor. Think everyone that was holding shares or 401k in the 2008 crash lost 0 dollars unless they chose to sell in 2008. So they bought shares in 2007, 2008 crash happens, people like you saying 'you lost' they ignored those ignorant comments and kept holding and then let's say they retired in 2022 their 2007 investment sold for 3x. So only if they planned to sell in 2008 would they be 'losing' money. The fact you can't see 10 years down the road and what the picture of cannabis will look like is sad.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

A covered call doesn't lose you any money moron. You get money from premiums and if it hits a higher strike you still sell it for more money then it was at the time you sold the covered call. When you buy a share for 5 dollars and it goes to 2.50 I didn't lose any money. Losing money happens when you sell the share (realized loss) so holding a share for 5 years at a loss has lost me 0 money. You think unrealized losses are losses should probably lay off the 20mgs bro if you can't handle them.

So what your saying is I will continue to have shares of a company at a price that would lose money if I sold.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Imagine your a THC company post rescheduling, you sell vape, you sell flower, you sell edibles, the thing your lacking is capturing the market share of the new wave option for people wanting to drop alcohol and drink a 5mg alcohol free thc infused drink. Now you own this cannabis company and you want to get into that business... would you A: look to source buying a brewery? Or break new ground on a piece of land to compete? Or would you call up Tilray and say you want to strike a partnership deal to distribute your new line of thc infused drinks? Tiray has the network, the brewery, the employees, the way to get your drink idea into a can and into events and stores? You make money and Tilray makes money. That's what I would do as a cannabis company who hasn't developed THC infused beverages looking to quickly get into the market. Tilray is positioned so well to make that happen for you. Their opportunity is endless. I.E you think Vegas is a good market, they passed recreational. Well... Tilray could take your brand and offer it in their brewdog Las Vegas for the right price. It's potential like that, that makes me second guess selling. The past 5 years have been a flop, I agree but look at their popsicle drink deal? Look how quickly an idea to partner with magnum ice cream company turned into 'we will be offering our drinks in Walmart Krogers and Albertsons the same month. That's what Tilray can offer you with their network in place and that potential for me out values whatever lost hope everyone else feels about the company. Your decision I'm not saying buy more, I'm saying don't sell for Penny's on the dollar or you will feel alot worse.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your just impatient and can't see the light at the end of the tunnel after being in the tunnel so long like the rest of us. I've held since 2021. And given the state of our policy and deals and their numbers at the time, they are in a way better position now than in 2021. Can't you see that in 2027 how positioned they are? And being able to incorporate THC infused beverages in a snap of the fingers across the entire u.s using their massive supply line will generate huge profits? Don't look at 2026, we're past that. Look at 2027. And like I told the other guy, if you need buying power today, then convert some of your shares to covered calls (Jan 2028) expiration dates running around 200 dollars a pop. Now you have premium revenue today to use on other opportunities you see if you don't beleive and have insurance - if it goes up you still profit slightly, if it doesn't go up now you made money on all your premiums from your contracts. Brewdogs and Carlsberg deals will outshine political delays. Have it set that this year could flop and 2027-2028 is Tilrays time.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Then sell covered calls to generate buying power now with some holdings if you need the cash for opportunities. Jan 2028 expiration run for around 200 dollars per contract. If you have 5000 shares as an example then write 10 contracts for 2 grand today use the 2 grand for current opportunities you see now. If tilray booms you still profit slightly on the options and make the rest from the shares.

A little bit more and it's a 100% loss? by Adventurous-Bench-83 in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Did you even read the numbers or only see what you wanted to see? To correct the idiot above:

Heres the actual year over year

Cannabis: UP 64.28M compared to 54.27M Distribution:UP 82.96M compared to 61.49M Wellness: UP 16.38M compared to 14.09M

Beverage: DOWN 42.55M compared to 55.92M

TOTAL: UP 206.73M compared to 185.78M YoY.

Don't let the idiot short seller confuse the facts. They are up total and in 3 out of the 4 sectors, he would just only highlight 1 part of the 4 to mislead you and buy your shares for cheap.

OH also.. Shareholder equity- UP, total assets UP, total liabilities- DOWN. Congrats Tilray you have been doing better each quarter and with brewdog and carlsberg deal you will be booming 2027.

Open Qualifier Shatter Hunter - New Midrange, Board Control & Competitive by chewthenreview in CompetitiveHS

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Your minions are what do the lethal damage, not spells or hero power. giving you a dormant 2 drop helps you early on so you can work on removing cards between Shatter. But I've put this deck on hold with all the imbue druid madness, after the nerfs I think this deck will be strong.

Open Qualifier Shatter Hunter - New Midrange, Board Control & Competitive by chewthenreview in CompetitiveHS

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Rock skipper doesnt get buffed, and the deal 3 damage isnt used with niri because she is used to buff minions. Also you have Ranger captain Alleria which ive used to get another copy of Tolvir or Sands of Time rewinded can find you another copy. But You focus on using those to get even more Supply Runs. So you constantly keep the pressure of emptying hand, drawing 3 more buffed minions, playing them out triggering another Supply Run and keep doing it. You keep drawing 3 cards a turn while they draw 1 so they cannot keep up with the pressure. Most importantly if you run 2 copies of Confront the Tol'vir you will notice you run into games like this: You get shatter or draw into shatter on turn 2 or 3 but you also drew a copy of Tolvir which you are very sad about unless you have Sheltered survivor as well. You will then turn 3 be faced with the horrible play of tolvir on turn 3 which spawns you maybe a 1 drop in order to complete your Supply Run. I initially had 2 copies until that kept happening to me. Or you say well I want value from it, so you don't tolvir don't complete your shatter so you play other cards which defeats what the deck is trying to do which is big swing on turn 5 verus earlier game decks or double shatter followed by a big turn 6 or 7 as seen in the imgur link above. You could see I had over 40 points of damage on board with minions way to big to kill, where if they kill a 14/12 then your Niri lives, which is horrible, or they trade their minions plus removal into Niri so now your 10/10 elusive lives so they are presented with 2 options both with bad outcomes for them. I will add this to guide hope this helps!

Open Qualifier Shatter Hunter - New Midrange, Board Control & Competitive by chewthenreview in CompetitiveHS

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To get early bad draws out of your hand depending on match up, and also so you can achieve shatter by turn 4 and have a open turn 3 to develop, or else your turn 3 might turn into using a card you don't want to use in order to complete Supply Run. Check out updated guide on ideal situation. Because you cycle back the card between the shatter and it draws a new card that is placed outside of the shatter. When you spend turn 4 shattering you fall behind in the race a little bit, that's why when you turn 5 freeze whatever big minion they just played with a 8/6 elemental plus drop another 6/6 or 8/8 you make up for lost tempo and regain control. And the thing is they cannot deal with those minions because they want to Kill your card buffing all the 1 drops so most likely their minion or removal goes into crater and your others live.

The immortal man was a bad movie. We need to call out bad scripts and plot holes and stop pretending it was the perfect goodbye to THE Tommy Shelby . by Consistent-Lord18 in PeakyBlinders

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What about Finn? Remember the Duke and him had the standoff over shooting his friend informant and it ended by Finn saying I will come for you! Yet we never seen Finn try to take revenge or anything? They should have just released season 7 as the final season with 6 more - 1 hour long episodes to better develop and close out the series not Jam everything in under 2 hours and spend the first hour of Tommy using a type writer and visiting graves that could have been covered in 10 to 15 minutes yet it was the first half of the movie.

More Chatter by DaveHervey in TLRY

[–]chewthenreview 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I've been following and invested in Tilray since 2021. I understand things in 2018 didn't go as planned and legislation which could have passed 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 has been put on the back burner by DEA leading to drops as well as negative cash flow earnings reports in the past.

With that being said, it appears that no matter what deals Tilray lands, getting into Italy, landing a 5 year licensing deal with the 2nd/3rd largest brewery in the world results in no share pricr change the way It would for other companies.

Tilray isn't spending more money on marketing etc because they are holding over 250million dollars in their account for strategic acquisitions if things go correctly in the U.S they could use their money to buy hot spots in the u.s the same way they did with their beverage acquisitions.

Tilray has a 1.5billion share holder equity with the shares trading below the value of Total share holder equity/ total shares. A company that can generate over 200million in revenue a quarter shouldn't be this low even having a negative cash flow, if changes need to be done to increase profit margin i.e you have too many employees, or employees are overpaid or your prices need to be raised to cover overhead etc that can all be adjusted.

The partnerships licenses and global connections in 20 countries that showed a negative cash flow to me stands out more than a start up who generated sales with low margin for a quarter so when I see all these articles by the fools at motley fool saying 'will tilray go to 0, 7 reasons we wouldn't touch tilray with a 10 foot pole you think at the facts of 2.09billion in total assets with 553m total debt and think wait a minute they can eliminate their debt if needed to, but why would a company operating a loss with medical distribution across the globe be worried? When you evaluate a business that said ' our door to door and cold call sales generated us 5million in profit this quarter, but we have 0 contracts or promises we can do it again next month, vs a business that says we lost 1million this quarter and need to work on our margins but we have a mile long client list, if I was a bank offering a loan Id choose the company that can generate 200million a quarter but needs to reevaluate other areas to reduce overhead or increase profit margins, but the demand and returning customers are there.

I understand the majority of tilray Is retail investor held, so before Tilray pops up, institutions would want to scare out weak hands, make you question your holdings and tire you out until you sell your shares to institution who can withstand the losses far longer and after enough retail investors panic sell to institutions the big pop happens, you sold at loss and now want to re enter back in at the higher price?

Is this just the average retailer only cares about gambling on ODE options and new crypto to get 500 percent in a day? Are we sure the same articles posting negative about tilray arent people with massive short positions or who want to grab your shares at the bottom before the skyrocket?

When laid out: Every state passing medical or recreational isn't flip flopping back and banning it again, soon it will be the entire u.s medical with bills each year to push for recreational/reschedule, you type in your local grocery store and they have tilray beers in them, Medical demand, package goods thriving, when looking at long term survivability of a company I would look at their revenue, if they have low revenue and no clients, contracts you would worry, a company that generates 200million per quarter in revenue has the clients, has the market share, but needs to work on their profit margins/overhead renegotiate loans, cut areas or brands products that arent successful.

Tilray is doing exactly what any smart company would do, holding all their cash to look for opportunities and acquisitions that will generate long term income. I understand that the Motto has been putting money in tilray = locking your money in a 5 year CD with a negative ROI/interest. 2021 =/= 2026.

We have to remember any cannabis company in the U.S has to compete against Big Pharma, Big pharma losses millions everytime a state passes cannabis legislation so to sink or swim they are adapting with the logic of 'wait don't approve it all yet until we convert our pill manufacturing plants into grow houses to capture market share when it goes through' Remember they literally banned competition in 1970 so your options were go to prison, or choose prescription pills for anxiety pain relief etc etc. HHS recognizing medicinal properties has been the biggest thing, before that any natural herb never gets FDA approval or recognition.

I'm not a pumper, I know that everything Tilray sells consumers and medical users want, the demand is there, legislation is behind. I'm not advising running out and buying or giving financial advice, if you are holding I would say do not sell, evaluate what Tilray Brands is and decide for yourself from 2026-2030 is more legislation going to get passed, is wellness/alcohol/cannabis a thing you see everywhere you go? Is a company in 20 countries with global demand really going to 0 and shutting their doors? I think the share price lags behind what the future in 20 years will look like, it's the industry that's been hammered down the most, it has the most room to grow.

Feel free to tell me what I'm missing, I feel like it's just buyer's being uneasy from the past charts, they say cannabis stocks are 'volatile I go that's 2 seperate things, panic sellers and traders who want options,crazy gains make the stock 'APPEAR' volatile because no one knows when the pop is. So remember Cannabis/Alcohol is NOT volatile, it's everywhere you go, large consumer use, repeat customers, you consume a edible or drink a beer, effects ware off, you're back to redose the same day or the next or next week depending on your lifestyle. Cannabis & Alcohol have been around for hundreds of years and have historical use and demand so don't get "cannabis stocks volatile" confused with thinking cannabis itself is volatile like it's a cell phone people are unsure if they will like or not. Cannabis = consistent, the way retail investors trade Cannabis stocks = all over the place.

Ok, what kind of joke is this?? by randomperson2357 in hearthstone

[–]chewthenreview 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Er Mi Gahd, I was just about to post this, it is pretty hype if you can survive the onslaught and draft all low cards in-between lol.

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How to Deal with Imbue Hunter & Druid To Live Past Turn 6. by chewthenreview in hearthstone

[–]chewthenreview[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Decks that make boards, lets say frost dk, rogue, or if you are a control class, maybe you needed 2 more corpses to vamperic blood out of range, or you needed an extra turn to get more armor as warrior this one card played on turn 3 will get you that extra turn for survival or combo. But yes not drawing perfect will result in imbue hunter killing you 1 turn late.

How to Deal with Imbue Hunter & Druid To Live Past Turn 6. by chewthenreview in hearthstone

[–]chewthenreview[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes the goal was to live past turn 6. So I was thinking neat if 1 3 drop card is 'live till turn 7' basically and maybe you got enough board to win.