RE:RE:RE:RE:PRE-MARKET SPIKEDJFR1611 wrote: Let's see how the market close before we pop the champagne on ACB...
just a reminder, the stock is down 47% versus its top in mid October...
my view here is very simple: cannabis is a commodity and the winners are those who have the lower cost of production. This is what the Canadian producers are missing. That's why I'm going to bet on Pharmacielo. On top of that, check who's sitting on their board. Very impressive for a $300M market cap company. Good luck anyway.
You are kidding again right? Calling the ACB management incompetent then popping the champagne after a day of trading? I do not care how the stock will close. If I was a day trader, I would. You seem to be new in the stock marget right?
As for the second sentence I highlighted, you are completely wrong and I insist, very completely wrong. ACB will be a low cost producer, maybe not the lower, but it is irrelevant unless the price would be very high and it will not be the case. I will follow the company in my portfolio and I already read a bit about it but I keep ACB.