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geodcan wrote: Me too!  I figured MSO's and did my homework on some and laid my money down.  Ouch!  This beatdown is overdone for the good ones but that is the market sentiment.  Big Money is having a field day and there is a serious separation of weak hands from their money.
MSO's with a bunch of market tested skus of all varieties are going to do well if they can survive and raise capital like Canopy did.  My gut tells me that beverages might take the lion's share of dollars spent as Big Alcohol loses market share to THC infused low cal beverages but it will take time to implement the change, especially in the laws that will allow consumption of both styles of products in bars.
Greede is spot on with his assessment of Canada and their restrictive packaging and advertising.  For all the innovation that Canada has shown in bringing in legal cannabis for rec use for adults, they have hogtied the free enterprise system with over regulation at a lot of levels, especially nice packaging and promotional venues which I would like to see get a level playing field with Alcohol in those departments.  Canada also needs to recognize that the separation of alcohol and thc is a decision best left to the consumer.  I'm not saying load up the booze with thc in a single package but at least allow adults to buy a thc beverage in a bar.  Them that are so inclined are slipping out for a joint and going back in and nursing a beer anyways.
Smart proactive marijuana and hemp providers will be sorted out by investors but I see a huge attrition rate for latecomers and converted mining companies trying to save their listings by going green.  glta and dyodd