Forbes saysI like forward thinking and I think you may be right in some of your postings. I can see US MSOs grabbing up Canadian lps. The timing is opportune imho because very few have hit their stride to make profits. Fortunately, legislators in Canada are starting to get it right but there is still lots of work to do. I, too think that growing is going to go to the lowest cost producers of satisfactory product for value added companies to use in their products. Greenhouses are expensive as is heat and light in Canada, not to mention labour costs by comparison to a nice warm 3rd world tropical outdoor option with $2 a day labour. I see them cracking their own oils and International shipping to most places in time, for convenience and ease, and price. Greenhousing special strains may be profitable if they are unique enough and would help protect against infringement. I also see cannabinoid infused beverages as disruptors to commonplace alcohol when the infrastructure and rules catch up. Constellation saw that writing on the wall and made a huge move to be a serious player by taking a big chunk of Canopy, who also saw that the US is essential to world leadership and set up Acreage for the US connection. These things that I have mentioned will come to pass in my vision for the future but probably at the speed of government. This trifecta of companies is active and progressively moving towards the future with the intention of making profits and they are well financed which is more than I can say for most of the competition. glta and dyodd