TGOD Being Shorted And Held Down Versus ALL Other MJ

House Positions for C:TGOD from 20190131 to 20190131

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
124 Questrade	187,483	660,479	3.523	77,685	270,933	3.488	109,798	-389,546
79 CIBC	552,856	1,938,174	3.506	457,823	1,608,469	3.513	95,033	-329,705
2 RBC	286,420	1,001,388	3.496	221,153	775,687	3.507	65,267	-225,701
7 TD Sec	853,540	2,994,905	3.509	801,901	2,814,248	3.509	51,639	-180,657
13 Instinet	218,500	760,877	3.482	168,200	589,403	3.504	50,300	-171,474
19 Desjardins	54,910	192,319	3.502	31,111	108,905	3.501	23,799	-83,414
99 Jitney	128,600	450,783	3.505	109,900	385,290	3.506	18,700	-65,493
85 Scotia	337,354	1,178,520	3.493	322,437	1,126,127	3.493	14,917	-52,393
88 Credential	26,660	93,599	3.511	18,215	64,204	3.525	8,445	-29,395
5 Penson	64,908	229,678	3.539	56,944	200,673	3.524	7,964	-29,005
80 National Bank	45,360	159,015	3.506	38,055	131,682	3.46	7,305	-27,333
28 BBS	9,040	31,764	3.514	3,240	11,524	3.557	5,800	-20,240
59 PI	5,500	19,800	3.60	0			5,500	-19,800
97 M Partners	3,700	13,061	3.53	0			3,700	-13,061
14 ITG	2,200	7,590	3.45	0			2,200	-7,590
9 BMO Nesbitt	103,695	363,015	3.501	105,405	368,426	3.495	-1,710	5,411
57 Interactive	2,180	7,575	3.475	5,530	19,736	3.569	-3,350	12,161
143 Pershing	6,886	24,159	3.508	10,750	38,295	3.562	-3,864	14,136
22 Fidelity	8,810	31,318	3.555	17,676	62,359	3.528	-8,866	31,041
53 Morgan Stanley	2,100	7,385	3.517	12,000	41,402	3.45	-9,900	34,017
65 Goldman	9,698	34,198	3.526	22,400	77,861	3.476	-12,702	43,663
39 Merrill Lynch	164,475	577,484	3.511	216,685	762,897	3.521	-52,210	185,413
1 Anonymous	526,604	1,843,701	3.501	684,334	2,402,865	3.511	-157,730	559,164
33 Canaccord	3,410	12,051	3.534	223,445	771,852	3.454	-220,035	759,801
TOTAL	3,604,889	12,632,838	3.504	3,604,889	12,632,838	3.504	0	0

Facility allowed to grow 1,752 plants, but officers found more than 6,000 CBC News ·

Facility allowed to grow 1,752 plants, but officers found more than 6,000

CBC News · Posted: Jan 29, 2019 2:30 PM ET | Last Updated: January 29

York Regional Police have charged three men after officers found a licensed cannabis grow operation north of Toronto that was cultivating more plants than legally allowed. The three were charged wth two offences each under the Cannabis Act: cultivation, propagation and harvesting; and possession for the purpose of distribution. Two of the men, aged 43 and 56, are from Toronto, while one, aged 43, is of no fixed address. None were the licence holders for the grow operation, which is near Aurora, Ont., police said in a news release on Tuesday.

Police said the 10,000-square foot facility was operating with four combined Health Canada medical cannabis licences that allowed it to grow 1,752 cannabis plants.

When officers arrived, however, they found more than 6,000 cannabis plants in various stages of production. 

"These investigations raise significant concerns, as there is once again a blatant disregard for licensed grow limits," Chief Eric Jolliffe said in the release.

"Since the legalization of cannabis on October 17, 2018, the increasing demand is creating additional opportunities for organized crime to be a supplier."

Jolliffee said police need citizens to continue to report grow operations suspected of growing in excess of their licensed limits. 

Police said they believe organized crime organizations are exploiting the Access to Cannabis for Medical Purposes Regulations. Those federal rules allow designated growers to pool up to four grow licences per address and turn one production site into a cannabis farm.

But police said the growers, because they are not actual licensed producers, are avoiding Health Canada regulations that govern growing, security and quality control of cannabis.

"The end result is lower cost cannabis that is sold into the black market for high profits," the news release said.