RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Sorry YodaWeedTheNorth wrote: Those companies can't compete outside of the US until they become federally legalized. That's where all the customer expansion will be occurring. Theres not another global industry that Americans can't compete in until they change those pesky laws. Bring on mexico, so long trul and cura!
You have no clue what you are talking about since anything outside your dreaming world can't be good. Trulieve has a PE ratio and is already profitable. I am lurking at it. I am still waiting for a better price. Trulieve will outperform CGC.
Before the legalisation, there will be the Banking Act. If it will boost all the companies, the Canadian ones will comeback to their previous price, since it will not bring anything for them. But the "Banking Act" will bring banks to finally be involves in the financing of the US companies, a good reality fact.
Then the institutionals will buy shares. The clients will pay with credit card, which they can't for now. The transfert of money will be a lot easier since the transactions are now made in cash. Stay in your own little word with your gang of naive lunatic.
About the competition in other states, why do you think they are called MSO, multistate operator? Again, or you have no clue, or you manipulate. The CEO bought for $1 millions of shares a few months ago. No selling since about one year, but a hell lot of buying.
Yoiu can check at CEO.CA Trulieve, Click Insider. Use your brain, there is a whole world outside your belove CGC that put you in the red. I would feel a lot more confortable holding Trulieve than any Can companies, except FAF that I am also lurking. You are pathetic leading many people in your dreaming drowning world.