APHRIA and The Sector Rallied In Afternoon

4:00pm  Look At TGOD 36.96 %

Buyers First Anonymous Switched to Buying And APHRIA Rallied...

however APH had the smallest gain of all cannabis stocks

House Positions for C:APHA from 20181105 to 20181105

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
79 CIBC	2,088,391	32,597,935	15.609	1,727,285	26,955,474	15.606	361,106	-5,642,461
39 Merrill Lynch	670,011	10,476,594	15.636	458,140	7,105,298	15.509	211,871	-3,371,296
1 Anonymous	1,298,653	20,310,901	15.64	1,229,712	19,200,412	15.614	68,941	-1,110,489
124 Questrade	427,134	6,677,097	15.632	364,087	5,686,983	15.62	63,047	-990,114
24 Clarus	49,800	780,507	15.673	0			49,800	-780,507
14 ITG	16,460	256,713	15.596	1,460	23,182	15.878	15,000	-233,531
28 BBS	41,476	653,529	15.757	27,366	428,511	15.659	14,110	-225,018
6 Infor	11,900	187,433	15.751	2,900	45,762	15.78	9,000	-141,671
101 SG Capital	14,100	219,838	15.591	5,600	87,629	15.648	8,500	-132,209
80 National Bank	168,354	2,642,119	15.694	162,295	2,559,009	15.768	6,059	-83,110
2 RBC	645,607	10,088,766	15.627	639,957	9,991,600	15.613	5,650	-97,166
87 Beacon	5,000	79,646	15.929	0			5,000	-79,646
62 Haywood	5,000	77,923	15.585	0			5,000	-77,923
70 Manulife	5,250	80,993	15.427	678	10,795	15.922	4,572	-70,198
143 Pershing	19,493	304,650	15.629	15,606	246,228	15.778	3,887	-58,422
76 Industrial Alliance	2,400	38,417	16.007	0			2,400	-38,417
35 Friedberg	1,500	23,890	15.927	0			1,500	-23,890
56 Edward Jones	1,100	16,888	15.353	125	1,990	15.92	975	-14,898
36 Latimer	2,619	40,536	15.478	2,040	31,569	15.475	579	-8,967
89 Raymond James	1,550	24,514	15.815	1,000	15,610	15.61	550	-8,904
15 UBS	500	7,773	15.546	0			500	-7,773
48 Laurentian	460	7,049	15.324	0			460	-7,049
25 Odlum	1,010	15,972	15.814	700	10,778	15.397	310	-5,194
18 Echelon	7,500	116,488	15.532	7,500	119,662	15.955	0	3,174
74 GMP	300	4,626	15.42	560	8,652	15.45	-260	4,026
43 Caldwell	0			2,000	30,960	15.48	-2,000	30,960
94 Hampton	889	13,742	15.458	3,446	52,246	15.161	-2,557	38,504
9 BMO Nesbitt	165,879	2,596,334	15.652	168,868	2,645,186	15.664	-2,989	48,852
57 Interactive	1,784	28,048	15.722	5,780	89,415	15.47	-3,996	61,367
22 Fidelity	100	1,573	15.73	4,500	70,014	15.559	-4,400	68,441
99 Jitney	131,800	2,036,483	15.451	138,700	2,152,016	15.516	-6,900	115,533
59 PI	0			10,100	160,741	15.915	-10,100	160,741
90 Barclays	0			10,430	162,005	15.533	-10,430	162,005
33 Canaccord	2,700	42,939	15.903	17,270	271,131	15.70	-14,570	228,192
19 Desjardins	60,728	945,382	15.567	89,526	1,403,539	15.677	-28,798	458,157
88 Credential	54,625	851,862	15.595	92,165	1,438,389	15.607	-37,540	586,527
13 Instinet	92,232	1,437,623	15.587	131,100	2,046,088	15.607	-38,868	608,465
85 Scotia	417,891	6,501,958	15.559	475,879	7,440,368	15.635	-57,988	938,410
72 Credit Suisse	133,572	2,133,199	15.97	213,100	3,326,671	15.611	-79,528	1,193,472
7 TD Sec	1,318,701	20,644,080	15.655	1,424,774	22,327,987	15.671	-106,073	1,683,907
65 Goldman	1,300	19,673	15.133	201,200	3,204,211	15.926	-199,900	3,184,538
53 Morgan Stanley	261,934	4,106,489	15.678	493,854	7,740,071	15.673	-231,920	3,633,582
TOTAL	8,129,703	127,090,182	15.633	8,129,703	127,090,182	15.633	0	0

This was the morning  when they were selling

House Positions for C:APHA from 20181105 to 20181105

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
1 Anonymous	462,199	7,111,515	15.386	545,736	8,388,859	15.372	-83,537	1,277,344
72 Credit Suisse	0			64,300	990,264	15.401	-64,300	990,264
53 Morgan Stanley	31,681	489,340	15.446	76,957	1,180,009	15.333	-45,276	690,669
39 Merrill Lynch	220,311	3,392,903	15.401	239,149	3,677,989	15.379	-18,838	285,086
88 Credential	24,336	376,796	15.483	32,783	512,897	15.645	-8,447	136,101
90 Barclays	0			6,930	106,988	15.438	-6,930	106,988
19 Desjardins	27,279	420,580	15.418	34,064	524,922	15.41	-6,785	104,342
33 Canaccord	500	7,955	15.91	5,300	81,821	15.438	-4,800	73,866
22 Fidelity	0			4,500	70,014	15.559	-4,500	70,014
94 Hampton	131	2,026	15.466	3,446	52,246	15.161	-3,315	50,220
65 Goldman	1,300	19,673	15.133	4,600	70,568	15.341	-3,300	50,895
57 Interactive	274	4,190	15.292	3,338	51,103	15.309	-3,064	46,913
7 TD Sec	521,391	8,025,399	15.392	524,440	8,088,211	15.423	-3,049	62,812
13 Instinet	47,005	724,007	15.403	48,500	748,305	15.429	-1,495	24,298
89 Raymond James	0			500	7,610	15.22	-500	7,610
85 Scotia	214,407	3,291,150	15.35	214,906	3,311,906	15.411	-499	20,756
28 BBS	17,522	272,215	15.536	17,732	276,711	15.605	-210	4,496
25 Odlum	310	4,774	15.40	500	7,700	15.40	-190	2,926
70 Manulife	25	398	15.92	78	1,195	15.321	-53	797
15 UBS	300	4,569	15.23	0			300	-4,569
48 Laurentian	460	7,049	15.324	0			460	-7,049
6 Infor	500	7,730	15.46	0			500	-7,730
36 Latimer	1,543	23,799	15.424	919	14,102	15.345	624	-9,697
35 Friedberg	1,000	15,910	15.91	0			1,000	-15,910
56 Edward Jones	1,100	16,888	15.353	0			1,100	-16,888
9 BMO Nesbitt	65,416	1,005,427	15.37	64,127	990,645	15.448	1,289	-14,782
101 SG Capital	5,100	77,572	15.21	1,500	23,077	15.385	3,600	-54,495
18 Echelon	5,000	77,173	15.435	0			5,000	-77,173
143 Pershing	11,508	177,552	15.429	6,434	100,315	15.591	5,074	-77,237
80 National Bank	53,259	823,625	15.465	45,854	712,887	15.547	7,405	-110,738
14 ITG	7,810	121,068	15.502	0			7,810	-121,068
24 Clarus	8,100	125,014	15.434	0			8,100	-125,014
2 RBC	288,179	4,443,571	15.419	276,480	4,261,052	15.412	11,699	-182,519
99 Jitney	111,400	1,713,491	15.381	98,600	1,518,051	15.396	12,800	-195,440
124 Questrade	179,284	2,760,006	15.395	162,006	2,493,517	15.392	17,278	-266,489
79 CIBC	950,616	14,645,571	15.406	775,567	11,925,972	15.377	175,049	-2,719,599
TOTAL	3,259,246	50,188,936	15.399	3,259,246	50,188,936	15.399	0	0

Aphria Has 4 New Directors On The Board Notably...Tom Looney

Aphria Inc. ("Aphria" or the "Company") (TSX: APHA and NYSE: APHA) today announced the results of the shareholder resolutions considered at the Company's Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders (the "Meeting") held on November 2, 2018.

The Scrutineers' report recorded that an aggregate of 96,889,862 common shares were represented in person or by proxy at the Meeting.

The following table summarizes the matters which were considered and voted upon, at the Meeting and the outcome of the vote in respect of each matter:

Matters Voted Upon at the Meeting	Votes in Favour	%	Votes Withheld	%
1.  Election of Directors
Vic Neufeld	35,529,109	93.2	2,609,924	6.8
Cole Cacciavillani	37,170,710	97.5	968,323	2.5
John Cervini	37,145,762	97.4	993,271	2.6
Renah Persofsky	36,301,536	95.2	1,837,496	4.8
Shawn Dym	37,358,403	98.0	780,630	2.0
John M. Herhalt	37,448,085	98.2	690,948	1.8
Michael Serruya	37,351,779	97.9	787,254	2.1
Shlomo Bibas	37,356,762	98.0	782,271	2.0
Tom Looney	37,420,066	98.1	718,967	1.9
2.  Appointment of Auditors – PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP	86,836,563	98.6	1,226,288	1.4
3.  Approval of an Omnibus Incentive Plan	30,236,822	79.3	7,902,2111	20.

1	The votes identified represent votes against not withheld

In addition to the re-election of Mr. Neufeld, Mr. Cacciavillani, Mr. Cervini, Ms. Persofsky and Mr. Dym, shareholders elected each of the following new four (4) directors:

John M. Herhalt
Mr. Herhalt is a FCPA (FCA) and a retired partner from KPMG and has over 39 years of experience providing a wide variety of advisory and audit services to a range of clients. He has worked across several industry sectors including automotive manufacturing, consumer products, infrastructure, power and utilities and the public sector.

Michael Serruya

Mr. Serruya serves as Managing Director of Serruya Private Equity Inc. ("SPE"). Mr. Serruya began his career at age twenty, as one of the co-founders of YogenFrüz®. He also co-founded CoolBrands International Inc., where he served as Chairman and CEO. CoolBrands was a leading consumer packaged goods company, which included brands such as Weight Watchers, Eskimo Pie, Tropicana and Godiva Ice Cream.

Shlomo Bibas

Mr. Bibas joined Celestica's executive team in September 2018 as Senior Vice President and Global Chief Information Officer with the mandate to drive the digital agenda of the company. Prior to joining Celestica, Mr. Bibas served as Senior Vice President of Global Operations and Chief Information Officer for the Apotex Group of Companies since 2012. In this capacity, he had global accountability for all IT operations, risk management, customer care, innovation, business enablement, legal services, business services, and indirect procurement functions.

Tom Looney   Click Here To Read About Tom Looney

(italics ours: Why would a 55 year old superstar retire from Diageo and join Aphria?)
Mr. Looney recently retired as President of Diageo US Spirits. Canada. In this position, he was responsible for the growth and development of the company's spirits business in the United States & Canada including brands such as Smirnoff, Crown Royal, Baileys, Johnnie Walker, Captain Morgan and Ketel One. He was also a member of Diageo's North American Executive Team.   Prior to his current role, Mr. Looney held the position of President, Diageo Beer Company overseeing US sales, finance, marketing and innovation teams. Prior to that, he was Chief Commercial Officer where he oversaw the pricing strategy, business analytics and commercial marketing functions across spirits, beer and wine for North America.

In addition to Ms. Persofsky, and Mr. Dym, Mr. Herhalt, Mr. Serruya, Mr. Bibas and Mr. Looney are considered independent directors within the meaning of National Instrument 52-110. Following the election of the directors, the Company's Directors determined it was prudent to break the existing Compensation, Nominating and Governance Committee into two separate committees, creating a Compensation Committee and a Nominating and Governance Committee. Further, the Company confirmed the composition of the sub-committees of the Board:

Audit Committee
The Audit Committee will be comprised of John Herhalt, Shlomo Bibas and Tom Looney with Mr. Herhalt serving as committee chair.

Compensation Committee 
The Compensation Committee will be comprised of Michael Serruya, Shlomo Bibas and Tom Looney with Mr. Serruya serving as committee chair.

Nominating and Governance Committee
The Nominating and Governance Committee will be comprised of Renah Persofsky, Shawn Dym and Michael Serruya with Ms. Persofsky serving as committee chair.

The Company also confirmed that Vic Neufeld will serve as Chairman and John Herhalt will serve as Lead Director.

"I want to welcome Michael Serruya, Shlomo Bibas and Tom Looney to the Aphria board of directors. They each bring a rich set of skills and deep experience in areas that will be complementary to the Company's global growth strategy," said Vic Neufeld, Aphria's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "I also want to thank our returning directors, Renah Persofsky, Shawn Dym and John Herhalt for their continued service, and to extend a special thanks to Dr. Philip Waddington who has stepped down from the board after serving for almost four years. He was our last remaining independent director from when we first went public in December 2014," added Mr. Neufeld.

About Aphria

Aphria is a leading global cannabis company driven by an unrelenting commitment to our people, product quality and innovation. Headquartered in Leamington, Ontario – the greenhouse capital of Canada – Aphria has been setting the standard for the low-cost production of safe, clean and pure pharmaceutical-grade cannabis at scale, grown in the most natural conditions possible. Focusing on untapped opportunities and backed by the latest technologies, Aphria is committed to bringing breakthrough innovation to the global cannabis market. The Company's portfolio of brands is grounded in expertly-researched consumer insights designed to meet the needs of every consumer segment. Rooted in our founders' multi-generational expertise in commercial agriculture, Aphria drives sustainable long-term shareholder value through a diversified approach to innovation, strategic partnerships and global expansion, with a presence in more than 10 countries across 5 continents.

For more information, visit: aphria.ca