RE:Stuck in the gutter - 52 week low comparisonSize matters when trading based on market sentiment because ETF inclusion is probably why others have bounced off the lows harder. You should list the market caps along side. I haven't checked but I think they are all bigger.
Supreme is going to have to wait for active buyers based on catalysts like the AGM and Q1 earnings over the next few weeks.
theTransporter wrote: Most comparible companies have bounced back significnatly from their 52 week lows while FIRE has made a new one last week. Even as pathetic scenerio as ACB is in, it still is significantly higher from its 52 week low than FIRE. Below is a comparison chart that simply shows you how much money could have been made elsewhere while money here has detoriorated while the company seems to either not care, or not know how to handle this:
| Ticker | 52-wk low | Current | Gain |
| TLRY | $2.43 | $6.32 | 160% |
| APHA | $2.65 | $6.50 | 145% |
| WEED | $12.96 | $27.37 | 111% |
| HEXO | $0.50 | $0.84 | 68% |
| CRON | $5.82 | $7.85 | 35% |
| OGI | $1.35 | $1.69 | 25% |
| ACB | $4.93 | $6.07 | 23% |
| FIRE | $0.12 | $0.13 | 4% |