RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Weekly trend reversal comingLol, oh man you guys are thick, this is your last shot.
The acmpr personal production licenses are doing far more than growing for a buddy or two. I gave you the stats of how much a average acmpr facility can produce, 2500 lbs a year is far from small, some of the LPs don’t even produce that qty. this product has been fueling the black market stores and streets since they started popping up and the streets since 2001, and the reason why LP cannabis has a boundary of how they can price product. I am NOT talking about a different marketplace it’s the exact one all the LPs are in.
Your right! You did a minute of research, good job. It has EVERYTHING to do with the recreational market, John Conroy is the lawyer who is taking edible thc limit increase to litigation but also has another case for medical grows (acmpr personal production) being able to supply medical black market dispensaries and being able to have them exist as they are today, basically in competition with the recreational stores that exist since legalization. As Canada already lost the fight in 2013 allard case about medical rights I’m sure he’s probably got more then enough odds of winning.
Which means, not only has your market been fully saturated since 2001, which is why you haven’t seen ANY LPs with staggering revenue, let alone, break even without adjusted numbers, in their financials, the landscape for black market won’t change until after this case is over, a few years away, possibly longer, and when it does succeed then LPs are in a whole other world of more fierce competition with having competitors on different licensing that can produce better, cheaper, less regulated cannabis and are completely legal.
Nobody is in a class of their own stop pumping a dream and get back to reality.
Southybird wrote: I'm talking about scaling a business. Your talking about a bunch of ACMPR patients growing weed for medicinal purposes , edibles and maybe for their friends which sure could be for sale but not related to who is buying recreational weed in Canada it's being bought at storefront brick and mortar and online via provincial entities.
Your talking about two very different marketplaces here.
Also you reference John Conroy who from my understanding is a lawyer advocating for a edible limit increase due to medical constraints of 10mg not being enough. That is the case you are talking about and again this has nothing to do with the recreational pot market.
Supreme is in a class of its own when it comes to quality in the the legal market. Broken coast is the only thing that's comes close.
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