RE:An alternative opinion on market cap....hevin wrote: because market cap is just the # of shares a company has X the current share price, imho it is meaningless (sorry this will upset some), and has no bearing on the real value of a company. There have been many a company with ginormous market caps, which went bankrupt; investors unfortunately forget to look at the fundamentals, the MOST important thing. Look at the massive market caps of some of the other canna companies which we know are failing, taking losses and bleeding money like a major artery has been cut. Meanwhile, Apha has 5 ebitda positive quarters and is increasing market share. We had the most revenue too. Yet our market cap is relatively small. Evidence market cap has nothing to do with value.
In other words, if market cap had anything to do with value, ours would and should be higher than canopy's.
This doesn't mean I don't respect the other posters!
glta real investors
Agreed, company with highest market cap in a sector not always the best indeed. If you follow all the publicly traded companies of a sector in the past 10 or 20 years, you will notice that it's not the same company that stays with the highest market cap. It can even go bankrupt like you said. Due diligence important, market cap alone is not an indicator of success. Cannabis sector with recreational sales is only 2 years old. Canopy only worth alot because of Constellations drink intelligence, 2B$ cash, celebrity power and notable US presence. If you buy Canopy you paying a premium for the serious US presence. Aphria safest and most balanced in all categories, just missing the US presence to take off, US MJ companies been hot lately, Truelieve is the American Aphria.