Anonymous Nets $141,263,544.00 In 2 Months Selling Aphria

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Date Start	Date Finish	Anonymous#1	Share Buys	Buy $$$	AVG Price
13/04/2018	12/05/2018	1 Anonymous	28,332,470	$306,533,467.00	10.819
14/05/2018	30/05/2018	1 Anonymous	21,371,511	$263,053,744.00	12.309
31/05/2018	31/05/2018	1 Anonymous	1,182,591	$13,580,188.00	11.483
01/06/2018	13/06/2018	1 Anonymous	20,568,671	$246,232,086.00	11.971
13/04/2018	13/06/2018	Anonymous#1	71,455,243	$829,399,485.00	11.6455
			Share Sells	Sells $$$	AVG Price	NET SOLD	NET $ GAINED
			33,561,062	$361,346,206.00	10.767	-5,228,592	$54,812,739.00
			25,266,355	$310,775,836.00	12.3	-3,894,844	$47,722,092.00
			1,673,419	$19,218,304.00	11.484	-490,828	$5,638,116.00
			23,359,829	$279,322,683.00	11.957	-2,791,158	$33,090,597.00
			83,860,665	$970,663,029.00	11.627	-12,405,422	$141,263,544.00

The silent killer of cannabis stocks...Dilution

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The silent killer of cannabis stocks

However, all of these risks are well known and readily visible. There's one potentially silent killer which could wreck marijuana stocks that investors seem completely unaware of -- dilution.

The legal marijuana industry isn't particularly profitable, save for a handful of the larger players in the Canadian market that have managed marginal profits as a result of medicinal cannabis sales. This means cash flow for most pot stocks is either marginally positive or negative. For those that are rapidly expanding their growing capacity organically or through acquisitions, cash flow is most decidedly negative. Therefore, in order to generate the capital needed to expand growing capacity, marijuana stocks in Canada have been turning to bought-deal offerings.

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