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VIVO Cannabis Inc. V.PDA


Primary Symbol: VVCIF

VIVO Cannabis Inc is a Canada-based company. It is involved in the production and sale of medical and recreational cannabis and the provision of cannabis-related medical information and services in Canada. The company's operating segment includes Cannabis, Patient Clinics, and Corporate. It generates maximum revenue from the Cannabis segment. The company has a presence across three geographical locations - Canada, Germany, and Australia.


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Comment by demauleon Apr 18, 2018 9:53pm
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Post# 27908562

RE:RE:'Choom secures retail cannabis opportunities '

RE:RE:'Choom secures retail cannabis opportunities '
I don't quite understand CHOOM...neat trademark I guess...but according to the listing info on tmxmoney their price-to-book ratio is 194 !!! I think that means they have tangible assets worth around $330k but their stock is worth $65m. ABCN on he other hand, has a market cap of around $300m and their price-to-book ratio is 5.75 - considered to be high, but in a similar range as other major pot stocks. Actually that 5.75 number confuses me as well since ABCN is supposed to have over $100m in cash...so how can the price-to-book ratio be anything higher than 3.0? Maybe it is based on the most recent annual report which is from about 16 months ago...I dunno, maybe I am just doomed to be perpetually confused.
 
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