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THC Biomed Intl Ltd C.THC

Alternate Symbol(s):  THCBF

THC Biomed Intl Ltd. is a Canada-based cannabis company. The Company is engaged in the production of medical and recreational cannabis. It is licensed to cultivate and sell dried, extract, edible and topical cannabis. The Company is also engaged in scientific research and the development of products and services, with patient safety as a guiding principle. Its subsidiaries include THC BioMed Ltd., Clone Shipper Ltd., THC BioMed Victoria Falls Ltd., THC2GO Dispensaries Ltd. (THC2GO), and THC BioMed Lesotho Ltd. (THC Lesotho).


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Post by Westgreygalon Dec 29, 2016 2:05pm
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What do I know ......and a question

What do I know ......and a questionOk so I am a newbie to trading have several MJ stocks with a big chunk in THC.......and while I read everything I can, I am not remotely an expert. However, I also wondered about a possible M&A with price being seemingly held down for so long? The involvement of Leede selling small numbers of shares is interesting and why? To keep price down is only thing I can think of ......why else other than merger?  Although THC seems to be on a mission with a mandate, not in huge need of money and may not want to be bought out? But who does want to be bought out? Maybe MT recognized that a buyout would be inevitable and so why not merge with CGC? It increased the share price for holders at least? 

I recall all an opinion from someone on Seeking Alpha (I know - no guarantee of credibility but I like to read everything and consider all perspectives) about THC being owned essentially by a venture capital group? I guess all companies are "owned" by shareholders and/or to some extent venture capital companies but if so, how would this make any difference if at all, in keeping share price down or in any M&A potential?

It seems that over the long haul, all the pioneering LP's are going to do ok - though no doubt some will do better than others. What an opportunity! I really appreciate all the info shared even when perspectives are different.  I have learned a lot in the past year. Still not the same as doing this for a living or even on a regular basis. I do psychological assessment for a living and you could try to read up on that.....but even then you may have trouble differentiating Biploar from PTSD, or test reliability vs vailidity....so I am grateful to all those patient enough to point out the obvious for those of us who are relatively inexperienced newbies!

Question - I started investing a small amount last March and as I became more informed I decided to re-direct my RRSP's and caught the upswing in Aug/Sept.  I still have half my savings in traditional bank stocks, but as I see this huge opportunity over the next 6 months and possibly year or two....I am really tempted to re-direct more into original LP's? I know conventional wisdom says diversify across markets.....but this is an unusual once in a lifetime opportunity? Would I really lose if I bought into the top 6 LP's? I am not looking at FIN or LIB or CUZ cause while they may payoff down road.... I think too risky for that type of investment? I know there will be more volatility, but over long haul it seems like a calculated risk? I also read that if there is a significant market correction in next year, this sector might be somewhat protected as usage unlikely to change even in economic downturn.

Thanks in advance and GLTA
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