I made a investment in the herbal relaxation sector on Friday.

[Ceiling Cat]

I bought some.....................

tsnd1.09
tlry1.58
trul10.07

I might buy some of these on Monday.

cl1.65
cron 3.48
ogi2.28

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Bought cl at $1.65 , sold at $1.83 ( +10.63% ). The price has dropped to $1.70 Recommend re-buy.

Bought tsnd at $1.09, sold at 1.28 ( +17.86% ). The price has dropped to $1.17 Recommend re-buy.

Bought trul at $10.07, sold at 11.40 ( +13.24% ). The price has dropped to $10.50 Recommend re-buy.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

Bought cl at $1.65 , sold at $1.83 ( +10.63% ). The price has dropped to $1.70 Recommend re-buy.

Bought tsnd at $1.09, sold at 1.28 ( +17.86% ). The price has dropped to $1.17 Recommend re-buy.

Bought trul at $10.07, sold at 11.40 ( +13.24% ). The price has dropped to $10.50 Recommend re-buy.

Retrace - three stocks sold at 4% loss. The name of the game, make more than you lose.

 

[richaceg]

tilray - stay away.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

tilray - stay away.

tlry may be on the verge of taking off, but I will wait.

 

[richaceg]

tlry may be on the verge of taking off, but I will wait.

every MJ stock is on the verge, the only potential i see is OGI which has been steady. they have the best position.

 

[Ceiling Cat]

OGI - Buy 1.65

TLRY - Buy 1.11 If you want to wait for clouds to clear, buy after 1.25

 

[Ceiling Cat]

tilray - stay away.

As I predicted on Friday, TLRY was about to take off. From Friday market open to today market high, TLRY was up 12.79%. I say TLRY is still good for more upside.

Market close Sept. 16. Recommend buy.

CURA $3.56
GTII $10.46
TRUL $9.68
WEED $2.01
CL $1.37
TSND $1.16

Keeping an out out on :

VREO $0.65
JUSH $0.91

 

[Taxman2011/12]

Completely sarcastic response

Bottom fishing on Penny Stocks?

That's the real path to untold riches.

What a beautiful looking chart

 

[Taxman2011/12]

Or you could invest in this Gold ETF that pays a 5% dividend and ride up the price of gold.
The only variable that drives the value of the ETF is the price of gold itself.
I got into this in a big way when the worst Prime Minister in the history of Canada started spraying out billions of $$ to prop up the economy when Covid hit.
Sure, he had to do it - CEBA loans, CERB payments to anyone who applied, etc - but the inevitable consequences were easily foreseen.

Boy, what an ugly chart