Post by
SoCalLife on Oct 31, 2019 10:56am
Seems to be a lot of retail experts here
In an industry that hasn't had a year of retail operations, there seems to be a lot of industry experts here, sharing info on what seems to be a high price for a retail front, and licence. I'd like to chime in here, as someone who has operated retail stores before.
1. You are looking for a 2-3 yr return of your investment
2. The actual licence you buy now becomes an asset, and goes on the balance sheet as such
3. Retail stores position you for not only brick and mortar, but online distribution in that area as well
4. If the store is earning about 300,000$ a month in rev, gross 45-50%, and can net out 25% ish of that, you're looking at 1.3 Million dollars net net money in 3 years, plus the licence asset. It's a no brainer investment by the company. That is on todays estimates, and will grow as more and more as they integrate extracts, bevvies, and people transition from alcohol.
Couche Tard gave them the money to grow, and that's exactly what they're doing. Anyone telling you that FAF is done, is a maniac. ATD is a poster child of growth, and how to responsibly get a return on your investment.
I'll take ATD's advice before some insane basher on SH telling you FAF is dead. Do some DD, and you'll come up with your own conclusion.
Good luck, i'm buying the dip
Comment by
1001Spartans on Nov 01, 2019 3:03pm
You keep buying the dip.LMAO! I'll wait till it hits .30 cents
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Comment by
quantum on Nov 04, 2019 8:08am
Those extra 300m shares are coming at a premium - from 1.4 potentially all the way up To 6 so that's a completely moot point. You're insane if you think shareholders aren't going to see returns from these lows long before atd fully exercises all the warrants. Agreed that the real growth will take place after.
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LIVEFEEDfinish on Nov 04, 2019 9:33pm
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HEY3189 on Nov 05, 2019 12:03pm
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Comment by
randomtask on Nov 04, 2019 11:02am
I'm confused, what is this posted implying? Outstanding shares x share price = market cap Are you asking what the market cap will be if they fund the full $380M? There's nothing stopping them from expanding outside of Canada now?