Canopy Growth Corp T.WEED

RE:Still losing money

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Onlooker1275 wrote: Aphria has only a small loss and getting to be profitable NOT like CGC
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/m/e5cdbf86-f632-3921-ba84-9faf9809312b/better-marijuana-stock%3A.html

Did you even read the article ? Canopy investors should be posting this on the Aphria board but we have better things to discuss.

Few tidbits from the article 

Aphria is in the process of finding its identity as a company.
In contrast, Canopy has already laid its foundations for growth, staked out several significant market shares, and taken steps to curb its operational inefficiencies.

Though Aphria has the leading market share in two provinces, it's still catching up in others, especially along the coast.
SweetWater brands acquisition will give the company a new stream of revenue in the short term, it does raise a red flag for investors

Canopy's selection of product offerings is significantly more diversified than Aphria's. In Canopy's portfolio, there are brands for cannabis beverages, cannabidiol products, recreational marijuana vaporizers and flowers, and medicinal marijuana goods. Unlike Aphria, Canopy also has an important collaborator in its product development and distribution efforts: consumer packaged goods dynamo Constellation Brands

In terms of its market share, Canopy has a significant lead over Aphria
Aphria will face an uphill battle if it follows through on its plans for selling SweetWater's beverages in Canada. Canopy is also facing off against Aphria directly in the German medicinal cannabis market, where it currently has the largest share. 
Canopy's progress toward profitability is proceeding steadily

The verdict

In my view, Canopy Growth is the better marijuana stock
 two reasons. First, its market shares are larger, and its revenue is growing faster. Second, its costs have continued to fall for several quarters in a row, so it will reach profitability relatively soon. While Aphria isn't a bad company, it's significantly less established than Canopy, and it is probably much further out from reporting consistent profitability.