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Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

The Supreme Cannabis Co Inc is a Canada-based company engaged in the production and sale of medical and recreational cannabis. Its portfolio includes products that address recreational, medical, and wellness consumers. Its brands include BlissCo, Truverra, 7ACRES, Sugarleaf, and Hiway.


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Comment by Go0B3ron Jan 15, 2020 3:18pm
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RE:RE:RE:Alert

RE:RE:RE:AlertI can argue almost all these points, and not from a cheerleaders perspective, cause I share a level of frustration with you on all as well...
 
- constant underperformance in getting product to market
  again, early bird, second mouse - It's a quality consumer based market, don't let anyone tell you different.

- constant delay in construction
they've added 100,000sqft to the front end of the construction, the back end is done - frustration around them not getting, or maybe not wanting to get approval of the grow space yet is now, in hindsight,  favourable since we're keeping costs down while testing markets and creating flower growing IP - I've seen a difference in their grow rooms from the early videos to now - looks pristine and refined big time. 

- fowler flat out lied to my face telling me a "hedge fund" bought up the financing when it was MMCAP. 
This I can't really argue, as I'm not sure what that implicates him for  - MMCAP is a fund

- bayfield was a self enrichment aquisition - FML I agree - this paid zero stock gains

- many hires are fowler and navs boy club and offer nothing to the company
I hope you're not assuming this from a perspective of skin colour - I hope...

- fowler dumped a huge amount of shares knowing theyd post 40% less sales from q to q
Dude if you were to throw up a chart of the stock and compare all his stock sales while the markets were going wild, compared to other CEO's in the industry(and I have) the guy was a saint!!  He never sold a single stock at, or near any peak of the stock price.  Let em have it if you ask me, he deserved to have a payout for what he added to this company in his early years...


brentkosta wrote:
Go0B3r wrote: xD whatever happened to get you to a negative position with this company sucks Brent... Markets are ruthless from my experience, and companies rarely have control when the MM's are taking charge, they just like to make the public think they do and sometimes even take part in the pump.  Something Supreme has never been guilty of from my assessments. 


brentkosta wrote: Blue skys after 56. Lets all make some $$$ off of this p.o.s! 

 


a few things rubbed me the wrong way. 

- constant underperformance in getting product to market
- constant delay in construction
- fowler flat out lied to my face telling me a "hedge fund" bought up the financing when it was MMCAP. 
- bayfield was a self enrichment aquisition
- many hires are fowler and navs boy club and offer nothing to the company
- fowler dumped a huge amount of shares knowing theyd post 40% less sales from q to q

THose are only a few. 


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