RE:Would it be crazy....
Here's a tip. Never look at your loss. Look at the market value. So say you have $10K in ACB, evaluate whether ACB is solid from this point. It's not. It's been a laggard and just made LEAF holders a lot of short term money on the buyout leaks. ACB is acting like a pharma M&A beast like Valeant but Valeant was buying proprietary drugs they could jack up in prices.
Cannabis, with the vast production, will be a raise to who can provide the best quality at the cheapest prices. We've seen what happens on commodity glut. Oil went from $140 to $20 in a matter of years. The only savior here are export markets and Canada's export licenses and reputation for medical grade products tighlty regulated.
The top two large cap producers to invest in are:
1. WEED. They are the top producer with over 200,000 KG production capability today with a 250,000 KG target this year. They are the market leader. Well valued but they are the king. The sector is "tuned" on WEED's direction.
2. APH the lowest cost producer at less than $1 per gram. 225,000 KG production target this year. They beat the ACB+LEAF production target of 132,300+52,500= 184,800 KG valued at $9B while APH is just under $2.4B in market cap. 20% more production at 1/4 the price! Insane.
Pick your leader. WEED, solid king or APH, the battered knight about the rejoin the race.
ACB is the fool who's on the share printing machine devaluing shareholder value with careless purchases of dimes at dollar prices. ACB's flagship SKY was to be ready in October 2017 and they will be lucky to finish it early 2019. Lots of promises there but horrid execution. It's not safe short term either as an investor or trade (unless you short).