RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Interesting Hm.....I've listed facts in prior posts, other members here have listed facts, analysts in their articles about auroras short term achievements have listed facts. I like the buy and hold when everyone is selling. Go against the herd. Where you'll make your biggest returns. And sell when everyone is buying.
This is a new industry, it's here to stay. It's unfolding globally day by day. Even if Trudeau slows down a little bit or seems confusing to investors, boo f&!$n hoo....door has been unlocked, and Canadian mj stocks carry less risk because of that .
As for Aurora only starting to sell mj in Jan 2016 and with their financials increasing every quarter and their expansion model I don't see any red flags. So they don't make it clear to you on their progress. I read every article about the mj sector and about Aurora I can get my hands on. Been pretty clear to me. Obviously costs will be higher initially, it's a new company in a new industry...it's common sense, and I believe they can grow into their valuations.
If you hold investments in other sectors do you sell or panic in a market downturn? Doesn't anyone here read analysts reports....multi billiondollarindustry...and their price predictions are conservative at best. Worst case is recreational may take longer however medical use and global demand should offset any potential delay going forward.
And Aurora is well positioned to be a company poised for great success. Again not a pumper, just a believer and an investor.