RE:RE:bit skewedYup, thinking the same. Most of their revenue was from Bevo. The loss in revenue will be seen when they report 1st quarter earnings. The saving grace is the large debt they no longer have to contend with risking bankruptcy. As much as I want this thing to go up, we need to be realistic about the number of shares and cheap warrants out there combined with the eventual decline in revenue (minus Bevo). It would be prudent to embark on a process for Zenabis to buy back shares at this price and reduce the float.