RE:RE:RE:Partial Suspension is GREAT NEWS! Compliance in on trackSure, different situation.
Bonify = 200KG illegally sourced cannabis sold into the legal market = 9 months suspension so far.
Agrima = caught selling MMAR cannabis on national websites [offsite] = suspension to asset sale and eventually revoke.
CannTrust = cultivation in 250,000sqft (7.5 acres BTW) illegally for 6 months, then distribute it nationally and internationally, launder it onto the books and lie to investors about everything.
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If you commit mass murder at a public space and I beat up a guy and he dies from my bare hands these are 2 different situations but both of us face murder charges with different outcomes.
Sugar coating CannTrust's illicit activities as "light" is only an attempt to try and convince oneself that the risk one took in investing in this company has merrit. Turn off that little gambling voice and go shopping for a sound equity with solid potential to net realized returns. Of which there are many.
GLTA
myfistyourbutt wrote: Agrima had a suspension followed a month or so later with a revoke, different scenario completely, you cannot compare situations , each is different, but i agree way more money to be made elsewhere , but you cant twll that to a long as its a waiting game
pulverizer wrote: Yeah.... Agrima's first letter was the same partial suspension.
Followed by a "recommondation for revoke" months later.
Do not trust the words written in a press release from a company who's culture is to lie it's way through success. You do not know what words were written in the Health Canada letter and CannTrust chose to pick their favorite words and inform the shareholders with it.
Ticking time bomb, enjoy your gambling. Already netted 20% profits from 2 other names, sold them, rolled them into 2 more and did it again. But holding a time bomb is so much more fun, isn't it??
Eggplant wrote: Just think about it for a moment.
TRST has a partial suspension and can still cultivate , prune and store all existing cannabis. While it may not be able to sell until compliance is full restored ( which will happen in the next month(. TRST will have enough stock pile inventory to flood the market once the flunkies from Health Canada agree to return licence under close supervision.
As long as they continue to growandcultivate existingcrops TRST will rise above this and will thrive again.
oh also there are bigger issues around they world than technically growing in an area that was not reviewed by Health Canada. Health Canada your a joke