Rotaluceps wrote: WeedTheNorth wrote: you keep saying other people blindly follow the media and your posts are full of facts
but all I've seen you post is other analysts thoughts. No facts, no math to explain you entry point, other than because you think it should be so. I'm looking forward to you eventually posting one of these fact laden posts of your own thought. Rotaluceps wrote: Homestretch4me wrote: Look at you discovering all by yourself that you are a
numpty. Article says keep buying under 30 US. Does that mean your buying now or did you spout off only because you thought the numbers fit your narrative.
The article actually is saying the exact opposite of what you are. Thanks for sharing the article
but drop your personal thoughts in the trash where they belong.
Who are you replying too? I assume it is me, but learn to post. You are obviously a believer. I like the stock, but not at this price, and unlike you, it is not a religion. As for being numpty, very few people read these posts, look at the number. If you were not numpty, you wouldn't bother.
I will not make you an analyse of the article, and the guy has no skin in CGC. I am favorable about the future of CGC, but not at this price. The main index are around their high, CGC is at its highest since the big decline last year, no material news to validate this price. These cannabis stocks are all pushed up by the news.
Another religious about his stock. My thoughts are based by actual facts. Can you refute them? You sound exactly like the other believer. As for trashes, read what valuable information you provided... numpty.
You have a reading problem. I explained more than once, and you can't even refute my points. You reply anything about things I didn't say. No, I said to not believe everything you read. Who are these people telling you to buy, when they don't own any share.As for the article that was posted. Why did the author don't buy it at "this amazing price." First thing I do reading these articles, is to check what is wrong with them. There are plenty and I read the disclaimer. People can find valuable information (no need to search for them), but I don't trust their advices. This is what Lou did. This is why he comes to troll the group. It comes from your head, an invention, prove it. I just made a few posts here. Now, you are ridiculous. You want them again?
This time reply facts instead of your feeling and emotion about your stock that you cherish so much. As for my part, I don't give a sh!t about any stock I had.
Can you refute the facts below. You don't need to be a genius.
PutWhat I said about these articles is to be very careful, since they tell people to buy, when they don't own the stock. I think it is not a good time to buy because of the reason I put below.
The main index, the Dow (list), TSX, Nasdaq, and S&P500 are at their highest or around.
CGC is at its highest since its big correction last year (go see the chart). Look at the index's chart since 5 - 10 or 20 years ago. People have to be on another planet to not even talk about this, and you are attacked by some naive people, if you do so. .
It is rather very simplistic and easy to understand. What do you expect will happen?
On another point, many people are so fixated on a stock that they forget the huge competition. CGC should be a leader, but there is a lot of work to do, and never underestimate the competition. If I like CGC, I will buy the competitors too, but I will wait for a proper valuation. There are thousands of them, since people forget the private ones, to not be neglected as competitor.
If you take a family run company or a dispensary, it will not be a big competition. If you take one thousand family run companies, it is a big competition. Bigger competition mean, lower price, so lower margin. This is related to all the companies. So, the fly to moon is greatly exagerated. If CGC was one of only a few, and it was very hard to enter the sector, its price would probably be past $100 and more. The potential to serve a huge market, with only a few companies, would make them very valuable on the stock market. Now, they will serve a huge market, but the number of business will be huge too.