RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:My optimistic scenarioWrong again Prog. The fact that APH's price to sales ratio (that's what P/S means by the way, boy) is in the middle of the pack of producers means that this company has room to grow that ratio relative to others. The increased revenues are likely not built in already; unlike CGC, TLRY and ACB that are extremes at the top end of that range according to Oxford Club. Plus APH's very low unit costs and experienced greenhouse growers give it a sig. long-term advantage over all others. I like our chances. Think Seagrams in 1931; then go look see what their share price was in 1938. Let history be the guide.
But HEY, if you think this is a sinking ship why don't you leave this board? Or is there an ulterior motive to your continued presence (psychological, financial, emotional?).
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:My optimistic scenario
Numbers maybe good but losses are still accumulating and that is bad for everyone. Aphria's share price is built in for decent revenues already dummies. Look and see other companies and see their revenues and share price and you may understand these are high prices to maintain.