RE:Volume.....I'm going to throw a curve ball here as I believe the market is disconnected from reality......no surprise right? Supreme has a market cap of 226 million with $36 million of cash at the end of September and $100 million of convertible debt due in 2021. The convertible notes are deeply out of the money in others words it's a wash. Post Q1, Supreme announced a $90 million senior secured credit facility with a group of lenders led by BMO and the terms include a $70 million term loan and a $20 million revolver. This financing will alleviate any near-term liquidity concern and positions Supreme as one of the better-capitalized cannabis companies in Canada; are we good all clear? We have had many high volume days with zero movement therefore I conclude, what happens if Supreme gets a stink buyout bid? Let's say $0.75 per share, Supreme insiders hold less than 1% of the stock with no poison pill to negate a possible threat, interesting times!