RE:RE:updateThat's what I came up with, so an easy double if all the ifs happen. I don't see Canopy not taking advantage of the amalgamation/consolidation if we get a trigger. They have spent hundreds of millions to get to this stage and they need what Acreage brings to the party. They are also coughing up another $30 million which translates to about .30c per share for shareholders of record to re-negotiate the deal to the amended deal. WHEN this happens, all they have to do is swap shares of Canopy for Acreage and WHEN this happens there will be huge demand for Canopy shares and Acreage might get some luvin' too, from shareholders who recognize it as badly beaten down. Acreage also has financial backing from Canopy to keep functioning. Acreage is a big piece of the puzzle for Canopy and they emulated the moves of Canopy being acquisitors of marijuana and hemp operations and a lot of things related to a tail to snout marijuana and hemp company. The focus right now is hemp for Canopy because they can do hemp products legally but hemp is easily transitioned to marijuana with relicensing and only a crop away which translates to a few months. All of the bricks and mortar and test tube extraction stuff should be the same as hemp. I am not downplaying hemp by any means as I think it is going to be the bread and butter steady revenue generator at least until thc infused gets a playing field to disrupt big alcohol. I justify my last comment by the reasoning that there are more consumers looking for pain relief from cbd than there are looking to get high on a daily basis. Thanks Dseegs for taking a run at the math. I see a deal at current prices and I am convinced that we will get a trigger soon for Canopy to go full bore Stateside. That trigger will start the biggest greenrush the world will see and reinvigorate investors when it is legal for US investors to partake without fear of seizure of investments and criminal charges. Banking and brokering will be welcome too for Team America. The biggest hurdle is getting investors to see what Constellation saw for the future and moved towards it, like they did, with $5 billion C. Other big visionaries are sitting on the sidelines with budgeted cash to jump in, so they don't get left behind. I see this and gold producers as the silver linings as the effects of Coronavirus filter down to the serious correction that the stock market is facing. glta and dyodd