Aleafia Health Inc ALEAF

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Good morning people!

[Toweringmars]

Good work Tech. I see you updated your will to repeat the same thing in the face of being told otherwise.

I also feel very humbled that our 4000+ legend feels the need to pull out his big boy account to say how much he's an old greying starfish.

Because we should compare Q4 to a Q3... You know, when they have all the extra product to fill rec orders. Shall we also compare Zebras to Cobras? They sound alike?

Ya slimey snake. Shout out to everyone not getting paid from a Cayman Island MMCAP bank account.

KeyserShoze wrote: Here are the facts again for the LazyLegend. Since q4 2020 when the Unifor deal was announced, medical sales are down and they've only added 98 patients. YoY is irrelevant to my point. Anything is better than q3 2020 with under $5 million total sales. lol. Q4 2020, before Unifor was in play, medical sales hit $2.7 million. Q3 2021, after 9 months or 3 full quarters of unifor, medical sales were $2.5. A $200k decrease. My argument is that the Unifor deal has added nothing to Aleafias sales to date as their sales were already higher when the deal was announced. You can dream about it increasing moving forward, but to date its added zero value. From your all time lows, keep the 3 year pump going.

Toweringmars wrote:

Ok boomer. Lol once again, this has been addressed, but as a lazy basher I can see why you play stupid here. And I use the term "play" rather loosely. (Insert creepy Rad10 post about his wife)

The union as a whole has 300,000 members, collective bargaining agreements are usually 3 years in length. So far the main employers they've on boarded have seen slow movement with stay at home orders and chip shortages making for slow to date growth. As I pointed out from the conference call, they've on boarded more members in the month of November than the past 4 months combined. Things are picking up. Now I know as a lazy basher your job is to ignore the points made and simply reiterate the same narrative you have from the get go, but please update your DD little fella. It's hard arguing with a creepy old Starfish who refuses to accept the fact that he's got nothing going on in life and lives to post on stockhouse at odd hours.

To top that all off, Health Canada was renewing scripts and not issuing new ones, hence the lack of growth. And as stated, while medical sales are down QoQ they're up YoY with better margins.

But you knew that...
Hey, isn't there a case of Ensure and a pack of Attends you should be getting to right about now?

 

KeyserShoze wrote: Morning pumper Legend, explain how after 1 year since the Unifor deal which included 300,000+ members not including family, medical sales haven't really increased and were actually lower in Q3 2021 than in last years q4 2020. And how come they have only been able to add 98 more registered patients since q4 2020 if the Union has 300,000+ members? Here's some actual napkin math you can take to the bank based on official figures found in their Management Discusion and Analysis'. For every 300,000+ union members, Aleafia adds 98 active patients. lol. Pump it legend. Pump it. If they add another 300k with gm members, shareholders will get another 98 patients and lower medical sales next year.

 

Toweringmars wrote:

Good post. So good that the troll tried to bury it and name call.

 

namyer6 wrote: First of all, I've been going through a lot of changes involving contractual agreements between our Union and GMC, which now also involves another health insurance company, ASR TRUST, (Retiree Health Care), but still includes Green Shield. I mentioned, quite awhile ago that what was being posted on this site about Unifor and AH was completely inaccurate. Unifor didn't before, hasn't now, and never will have actual cash to purchase anything. Any cash that is collected for upgrades to buildings, (Union owned), and maintenance, comes from Union Dues! Any coverages for individuals working for the companies, or retirees is negotiated through contract talks between our union and companies involved, like the big three, GM, Ford, and Chrysler. I'm not posting any changes that have been negotiated, except what has to do with AH stock holders. THE BIG NEWS IS, THAT AN AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED WITH THE BIG THREE, RETIREES, REGARDING 100% COVERAGE, OF LOWEST PRICED ALTERNATIVE DRUG, ( $ 2500 MAX, PER YEAR, PER PERSON), FOR MEDICAL CANNABIS PRESCRIPTIONS! This coverage begins Jan. 01, 2022! I want to make it clear that this agreement involves only the Big Three Retirees, and Unifor. All other agreements must be negotiated between other companies and the Union. I'm not sure how many retirees there are as of this agreement, but it is well into the hundreds of thousands! I DON'T KNOW WHY THIS HASN'T BEEN RELEASED BY AH, BECAUSE IT'S HUGE NEWS,(one can only speculate), hoping that there isn't a breakdown involving our union and AH management. OPEN NOW FOR DISCUSSIONS!