RE:RE:RE:RE:Bad news for longs hoping to bust it rich before or shortly after sales begin
is not exactly a long position
I figure we need at least 4 quarters of sales to see where short term valuation is
another few years to let the market mature and the inevitable Canadian consolidation tom play out
best bet is to have your dough in the most stable, well capitalized, well managed Co
if you're posting here, I think you've bought in the right place
biggest fear for longs, IMO, is gettting swallowed by a multinational monster, while SP is low
less gains in becoming a small part of a huge corp when sales take off
example: InBev....45B in gross sales....if they takeover CGC....say you even get 40 for CGC
and tweed goes on to have a great first year, a billion in sales
as an independent Co, that would be huge, SP through the roof
but as part of InBev, that's a 2.2 % sales increase, ain't likely to move the needle much
probably not info many need explained to them, but felt like typing it anyway
I am NOT looking for an aquisition, not for a few years anyway