RE:RE:corrections of my comprehensionThat 10% growth rate you describe would get them to break even probably within 1 year, with no danger of hitting their licensed limit. The MMPR injunction has largely removed supply as a constraint for leaders like TWD - the critical metric being sales. The following year would be highly profitable at that rate. They seem to have positioned themselves for bigger things - the large scale that would be enabled by a quashing of the MMPR injunction, or a rec market. So the upside is huge. The downside is that if we don't get the oligopoly the MMPR was meant to create, or a legal rec market, 10% per month growth could be unrealistic. With a continuation of open competition the breakeven timeline could extend to late 2016 or beyond.