RE:RE:yea..me neither...blueskiesahead"You still do not get it, and it i starting to get a bit sad. Investors invest with a company that shows promise and proper execution in a growing sector."
No, my friend, I disagree with you quite respectfully. The sad part is that you believe that there is "proper execution in a growing sector". What proper execution are we talking about when a quarterly loss by WEED was nearly $91 million "nearly double the total net loss for the entire prior financial year of $54.13 million.?" [1] Without much speculation, shouldn't proper execution result in loss reduction or even profitability?
The fact is that WEED's reputation is such that it doesn't matter what it does or how it does it, it will be the leader. Most of the non-commercial investors know little about the market and invest into companies that show continuous growth in stock price. They don't go beyond that piece of information. They don't look at the revenues, losses, etc...zilch. That's what I've seen when talking to a number of my coworkers who invested into MJ market. APH/ACB and others do not have such reputation. I mean, imagine what Aphria's stock price would be if it reported a quartely (!!) result of such magnitude??
[1] https://www.fool.ca/2018/08/15/do-canopy-growth-corp-s-tsxweed-latest-quarterly-results-show-positive-promise/