RE:RE:InspectionIt's good that you mentioned AXIM, Redbear11. I have to admit that I haven't spent any time looking at the competition. I've been distracted with other matters that demanded more immediate attention.
At first glance, AXIM and its parent MJNA look like true powerhouse businesses! Product diversity, international reach, and living up to their claim as being companies of "firsts." Impressive. Examining them a little deeper, you can readily see that they may have overreached their ability to execute all their product plans. The main reason for that is they are drastically underfunded. The SP on both stocks reflects this although granted half of this was caused by the current malaise experienced by the entire sector. Being bullish on this industry for the long term, I suspect this is only a temporary (several months to a year?) but painful dip for them. They will need to raise a LOT more money but that is something that likely won't happen until this sector returns to general favourability.
A second, more notable thing I found (as a LDS shareholder), was the potential deficiencies of their cannabinoid chewing gum product line. I heard previously that this patented delivery system could be inferior to that of LDS. I will look into that more closely but I can see that if that product line experiences any sales declines as a direct result that it can't compete with superior innovations, then those two equities (since they are so closely linked) could be in trouble.