Bhang Inc BHNGF

The whole greenrush is getting

[geodcan]

a black eye.  One company after another getting beatdown.  There is a serious right-sizing going on and as Parry said:  This marketplace isn't rewarding bullchit!  The influx of pot companies has run amok which is why I due diligenced out companies like Bhang and Dixie.  These guys have had good success and have been around for almost 10 years as private companies.  They just weren't ready for public life and launched at the most inopportune time.  Bhang missing or not saying anything about the Canadian launch of their award winning chocolate by Indiva has me wondering how connected they are and scratching my head as to why they haven't capitalized on this.  I see chocolate as being a wonderful discreet delivery form for thc and cbd, especially for relief seekers for ailments like pain or anxiety, certainly not as obvious as smoking up and a lot nicer than pills or capsules.  
For the social scene I still like the idea of beverages and Bhang has a beet juice beverage that will need some heavy promotion or might want to try to formulate some others.  Social drinking is well established and the switchover of consumers to healthier options is taking root.  They now have rapid onset and offset of the effects of thc and they also have strains that are more prone to social occasions like the bar scene.  One of the big problems with beverages has been the delayed effect which might prompt the consumer into having a couple more and winding up messed up when they all kick in.  Tinley beverages seems to be leading the pack with market tested, award winning thc infused beverages that they have on shelves in California.  They have quick onset and offset, are light and buzzy and people feel social, they say.  They aren't too strong for first timers and are healthy for the low sugar and calorie count, which will appeal to about half of North American society, myself included, who doesn't need the calories or the sugar, but still want the bar scene.
I hope Bhang gets it together to synergize with their co-producers when Bhang products are launched and I hope they understand that they are publicly traded and their success is partially dependant on taking care of shareholders.
Here's a link in regards to Indiva. 

 https://bit.ly/36WBfeA