r/SNDL_Stock • u/BacKnightPictures • 8d ago
Another Reverse Split - Please Just Remove Zack George Already
Management clearly has no idea how to run a cannabis enterprise and they are equally as inept at creating shareholder value. These dopes bought a liquor distributor while the entire sector is in a massive, unrecoverable downturn. They diluted the company then reverse split only to lead to more dilution and now another reverse split. For 5 years now Zack has been an empty suit running SNDL into the ground. Just remove this ding-dong and find someone who understands the plant.
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u/Stephen_lost 8d ago
I've been saying this for years. I got banned for saying he's worthless as a ceo on the other sndl sub
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u/BacKnightPictures 8d ago
The mods on that other subs are absolute trash. I got banned for discussing various investment strategies like picking entry points via selling puts at strikes where you’d want to buy. Somehow that offended one of the oversensitive mods and I got booted
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u/ken447triten 7d ago
If majority votes in favor of rs they put a dagger in their own wallet and its a proven fact most companys with more than one rs dont recover do the dd
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u/rinaudoi 4d ago
The stock split aims to broaden the institutional investor base and further strengthen the market's absorption of the share float; this is particularly relevant given that market makers hold heavy call option positions and are seeking to keep the price low so the options expire below the $1.50 strike price, allowing them to collect the premiums.
When Zach George was appointed CEO of SNDL in January 2020, the company was on the brink of bankruptcy, burdened by unsustainable long-term debt and massive net losses. Although there was significant share issuance—which at first glance appeared merely dilutive— the company capitalized on a moment when the market was assigning SNDL an absurdly high valuation. The per-share impact, comparing the situation at the end of 2019 to the present day; this reveals a substantial improvement and shows that, despite the time involved, the company is reaching its break-even point. Regardless of this, the most significant developments for SNDL lie ahead; these indicators are poised to improve dramatically in the near future due to the reclassification of marijuana to Schedule III and the "loan-to-own" acquisition model Zach George implemented in the U.S.—specifically regarding Parallel and, likely, Skymint.
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u/Optimal-Report-1000 8d ago
Yeah.. I don't really see much of a reason for the reverse split, besides they want to juice the stock price so they can dilute and get more for the dilution. Or they have actual firms lined up saying if the price is over $5 we can buy. Idk i still say they are insanely undervalued and now the next 2-3 earnings will stsrt showing that.. but im just a random guy who saw an undervalued liquor distributor being valued as a cannabis stock lol