RE:Klein knows Canopy is an organization in disarray These must be of the same crud that barks bullshite and noise on here all day.....help them out there S97, as it appears you out rank S80, all they have to do is read the quarterlies and Klein's statements since coming aboard. He estimated having much of the operation this side of the 49th cleaned up with profit realized by the end of FY2022. Just to clarify...this would mean that they mitigated losses are expected until then.
The banking situation is what is needs the earliest attention and while that may be getting done within days, the legalization/ decriminalization at the federal level can come later, with sooner being better, and there is still some states that are working things out as well.
Now it is probably still the impossible dream and always will be but if you could have a come to Jesus moment in the basement you just might find a potential winner in the midst of all the crud in years to come. All the best to all that actually own. JMHO...Opt
Savage97 wrote: After continued losses, and a lot of talk this year about the potential for U.S. legalization, analysts were not impressed. Wall Street still expects losses to continue and the stock also has a not-great SMR Rating of D. CGC stock has a Composite Rating of 11 out of a best-possible 99, according to MarketSmith. Investor's Business Daily research shows the biggest stock winners typically have Composite Ratings in the 90s. CGC stock has a market cap of around $4.7 billion, according to MarketSmith. It is no longer the most valuable Canadian pot stock on a major U.S. exchange. That status now belongs to Tilray(TLRY), which is worth around $5 billion.