Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

Analyst ratings summary

[risingstars]

BMO Capital Markets    Tamy Chen (Market Perform with a C$2.50 target)
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/03/18/1756215/0/en/BMO-Analysts-Initiate-Supreme-Cannabis-CFN-Media.html
 
Canaccord Genuity         Matthew Bottomley (C$1.30 target)
https://marketrealist.com/2019/12/supreme-cannabis-lower-target-price-after-q1-earnings/
 
CIBC World Markets       John Zamparo (Neutral, target C$0.65)
https://thefly.com/news.php?symbol=SPRWF
 
Cormark Securities         Jesse Pytlak (buy US$3 target)
https://www.tipranks.com/analysts/jesse-pytlak
 
GMP Securities Robert Fagan (buy rating, C$ 1.75)
https://marketrealist.com/2019/12/supreme-cannabis-lower-target-price-after-q1-earnings/
 
PI Financial         Jason Zandberg (C$1.50 target)
https://marketrealist.com/2019/12/supreme-cannabis-lower-target-price-after-q1-earnings/
 
Bank of America Merrill Lynch   Christopher M. Carey  (?)
Eight Capital       Graeme Kreindler (?)

[Fastlane2]

Good post risingstars and after reading these again, CIBC John Zamparo and Canaccord Genuity Matthew Bottomly look to be the closet and most accurate with their analysis in my opinion. Supreme's next quarterly report will see another rash of analysts price target changes that we would probally see shortly after the finacial release. Trying to be optimistic here therefore I'm hoping to see

[OptGreen]

Agreed Fast, and more realistic than optimistic. FIRE is on track for real profit within a couple of quarters and it's menu sells out country wide and they are cashed up to see this through the period. ACB is selling assets to stay afloat, WEED started with sending Linton to the house earlier and while they have the depth to survive they are going to have to change much of their entire menu

[OptGreen]

Info is much appreciated ris and while the BMO target of $2.50 is my favourite, it does not apply much either as it is from last March....most of the rest are pre Moore move to CEO and the majority haven't had much correct on most everything in the sector on anongoing basis. The sector is correcting and all companies are at less than 50% of their 52wk highs, with most  at ~30%....none of