Wednesday, June 20, 2018

Anonymous Biggest Buyer $8,631,128


House Positions for C:APH from 20180620 to 20180620
HouseBought$ValAveSold$ValAveNet$Net
1 Anonymous3,015,59837,150,36212.3192,317,96328,519,23412.304697,635-8,631,128
39 Merrill Lynch700,2558,611,45112.298435,8985,352,43012.279264,357-3,259,021
89 Raymond James255,5553,160,56512.3674004,92412.31255,155-3,155,641
90 Barclays101,4001,256,21912.3890101,400-1,256,219
13 Instinet380,4254,681,08012.305283,9183,481,73512.26396,507-1,199,345
53 Morgan Stanley120,5741,484,94812.31627,286333,68112.22993,288-1,151,267
80 National Bank184,8172,283,74212.357134,5721,657,50812.31750,245-626,234
22 Fidelity85,8321,055,43212.29639,729491,39212.36946,103-564,040
74 GMP55,000684,96312.45414,076172,71212.2740,924-512,251
143 Pershing37,912468,00312.3446,15875,64012.28331,754-392,363
99 Jitney129,8001,591,61412.262112,5001,382,14212.28617,300-209,472
59 PI104,0001,275,43912.26488,5001,088,24912.29715,500-187,190
14 ITG6,93085,03112.2706,930-85,031
15 UBS8,566105,67112.3361,95023,73812.1736,616-81,933
58 Qtrade52,225646,42112.37846,123569,88112.3566,102-76,540
88 Credential10,257126,96012.3786,40078,54412.2733,857-48,416
28 BBS3,92848,71812.4036017,41812.3433,327-41,300
65 Goldman42,100517,47312.29239,200478,00812.1942,900-39,465
76 Industrial Alliance2,00024,51212.25602,000-24,512
48 Laurentian1,80022,11212.28401,800-22,112
56 Edward Jones4,86159,71912.2853,26240,09812.2921,599-19,621
70 Manulife3,32040,64612.2431,95023,94312.2781,370-16,703
68 Leede5006,14012.282002,45612.28300-3,684
57 Interactive5,72970,25412.2636,53780,41912.302-80810,165
97 M Partners02,35728,89712.26-2,35728,897
83 Mackie5,00062,08212.4168,300101,91712.279-3,30039,835
36 Latimer2,66432,76112.2986,11575,17912.294-3,45142,418
62 Haywood10,000124,13012.41314,600181,08012.403-4,60056,950
72 Credit Suisse1,81222,53812.4387,45891,86612.318-5,64669,328
33 Canaccord466,5005,738,70412.302479,0005,898,76412.315-12,500160,060
19 Desjardins66,346816,29312.30480,124990,83612.366-13,778174,543
94 Hampton1,02312,59412.31125,000311,25012.45-23,977298,656
18 Echelon029,000358,00012.345-29,000358,000
3 AltaCorp4,50055,74512.38834,500424,21712.296-30,000368,472
124 Questrade244,7543,013,88212.314278,4753,433,97512.331-33,721420,093
85 Scotia846,41910,405,92012.294915,18611,286,45912.332-68,767880,539
9 BMO Nesbitt445,1565,484,12412.32524,3006,479,86212.359-79,144995,738
2 RBC570,2377,027,12712.323844,30610,415,49312.336-274,0693,388,366
7 TD Sec1,210,05314,886,24612.3021,764,36421,701,06512.30-554,3116,814,819
79 CIBC1,616,27819,864,61612.292,223,81827,361,22512.304-607,5407,496,609
TOTAL10,804,126133,004,23712.31110,804,126133,004,23712.31100

Aphria 0.53% is turning the tides and is bullish!



Aphria 0.53% is turning the tides and is bullish! Moreover. the true major bullish breakout will occur once 12.34$ price point has been reached. At the point this price point, you can expect a very quick run up to 12.64 ps, followed by 12.91 and 13.14. Once, 13.14 price point is reached, it is blue skies. The latter being 15.20$ ps. I do believe we will reach 15$ per share within the next 2 weeks. On today's close we suspect the sp -0.51% to be range bound from 12.64 to 12.91 per share. Indicators are showing, Complete bullish reversal of MACD , Increase of net and bullish volume , RSI at breakout point at 52.56 (once 53 reached, bull break), CHOP at high (indicating selling pressure, however, it cant stay there forever, expect a reversal)balance of power leans towards extreme bullishness. Of all the indicators (52 used), we have extreme bullish reversal in play. A few indicators (and i mean 3, are showing a bearish sentiment, however, this will not be sustained in a bull run. Final tally, Extreme bullish indicators 22!!!!!!!, Bull indicators 16, Neutral 9, Bear 3. I have to say, its not often i see number like these. Again, once price point of 12.34 reached, an extreme bull play will occur. 

Side Note: Legalization of MJ has just opened the door for FURTHER distribution agreements, institutional investors, investor groups (mine included), partnerships etc.. You catch my drift.

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/APH/o4cXALge-Aphria-In-Situ-Of-Major-Breakout/?utm_source=notification_email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=notification_publish 

Globe says Aurora Cannabis, rivals heavily shorted

Globe says Aurora Cannabis, rivals heavily shorted

Aurora Cannabis Inc (C:ACB)
Shares Issued 561,515,531
Last Close 6/19/2018 $9.54

Wednesday June 20 2018 - In the News
Also Aphria Inc (C:APH) In the News
Also Auxly Cannabis Group Inc (C:XLY) In the News
Also Medmen Enterprises Inc (C:MMEN) In the News
Also Delta 9 Cannabis Inc (C:NINE) In the News

The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, June 20, edition that investors have been pushing pot stocks back near their highs as the federal government neared passage of legislation that will legalize recreational use of the drug. The Globe's David Milstead writes that shares of Canopy Growth, Canntrust Holdings, Hydropothecary, OrganiGram and Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences Index ETF have recovered much of what they lost during a recent correction. 

The enthusiasm comes despite questions about how profitable these companies can become under legalization, a potential that has led to extremely high valuations in the sector. That has led to intense interest in the stocks from short-sellers. IHS Markit says $2.5-billion (U.S.) in cannabis stocks are being shorted as of Monday, the highest level it has recorded. 

Short-sellers have significant short positions in Canopy, Aurora Cannabis, Aphria, Auxly Cannabis Group, Medmen Enterprises and Delta 9 Cannabis. All but Aurora just cracked the lists of stocks that have a high proportion of shares outstanding sold short. 

Nonetheless, sentiment for pot stocks is heating up again, with investors choosing to buy in at the beginning of what they see as a monster trend.
© 2018 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

Senate passes bill to legalize cannabis

The Daily Chase: Senate passes bill to legalize cannabis; loonie under pressure

Noah Zivitz
Canada is one step closer to having a legal cannabis market. Senators voted 52-29 yesterday evening to approve Bill C-45 (with two abstentions). Next up, it goes to the Governor General for royal assent, and then the government will decide on a proclamation date when the law will take effect. At this point, the biggest questions surround provincial and municipal preparedness. We’ll explore that - and investment opportunities - today. 

www.bnn.ca