RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Just some food for thought Cgc DOES NOT depend on full recreational market to survive. Not by a long shot which multiple posters have shown with statistics. You have shown nothing but a shorters view. How many companies out there have a market cap of billions+ and make less then 100 million? Or have a market cap of 10 billion and make less revenue then 1 billion? By the end of 2017, CGC will be 100% green in revenue and then some. Earning between 100 - 150million COMPLETELY on medical sales. Try as you will Brent. You have no facts at all to back up anything you ever post. You're time to be wrong is slowly approaching. I'm pretty sure whatever the SP is, you want in at a 30% discount. Just like Chemdog.
brentkosta wrote: YodaLayhehoo wrote:
Put your capital into APH to help them grow their production, so they can compete for the remaining 50% of the market with the other small fries, or put your capital into a company that is already built out more capacity and is using it to produce revenue for the company? Common sense
Quesiton:
When institutional investors dive in. Are they going to invest in a company that depends on full legal reform to allow them to stay afloat?
OR invest in..
A company that has best margins, profits q after q, can scale up cheaper than anyone else and the CEO has years of experience in health and wellness.