Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

Craft Grower of the Year - 7ACRES

[M4DM4X]

Here's some fluff for you pumpers:
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Supreme needs a real catalyst at their ER to push this pig, no more fluff about "respecting the plant".

Establish a direct path into US retail, Fowler. You definitely have the "weight" (pun intended.. you know, 'cause he's tubby), but do you have the brains and the balls?

[maritimedreamer]

The push into the US will be important.... but that will only be when the road to legalization in the US has become more clear, and you know maybe not be classed as a Schedule 1 drug. Why take such risks with capital employment when anything can happen as nothing is set in stone. Look at Canopy's purchase.... and where that has taken them...... The US will certainly be integral for growth at

[M4DM4X]

I've been investing and trading MJ since 2015,  I'm well aware of US legislation, the SAFE act, etc. Presently, the EU for the most part is a medical/CBD play;  chemical quality matters, smoking quality not so much. Chemical quality can be altered/concentrated, even garbage outdoor Indian bud can make potent CBD oil.  However, FIRE is branding themselves as the best rec

[maritimedreamer]

all i said is that you would be nieve to not think SUpreme is trying to figure out their penetration in the US market..... But they are also not a high risk company so they will do so when they believe the investment warrants the risk. That being said i will totally disagree with your chemical quality stance..... first look at what is allowed in additives and not..... secondly for the consumer

[praisetheIord]

All cannabis companies are high risk, and need to be taking risks, since this is a high risk sector.  You don't need chemicals or additives to concentrate cbd, you just need a condensor, pressure regulator, and higher/lower temperatures. EU cbd market is oil and capsules, there's no quality requirment for flower and i'm not sure where you get your info from. No one cares if the

[maritimedreamer]

at one point i wuld 100% agree with you ALL CANNABIS PLAYS ARE RISKY.....that was when there was still an 'if' and and unknown 'when' for cannabis to become legal. Now that the market is open, and selling CPG goods..... companies will be differentiated on their product and their financials not on the mindless pumping these companies used to come our for NRs. We all read them and at

[praisetheIord]

You gave me some points to think about and investigate. Which US companies do you think are worth looking at? Thanks

[M4DM4X]

CURA is currently the biggest play in the US. GTII is promising. TRUL has good numbers, but is in Florida for the most part. I currently trade these 3, but plan on going long on at least 2 after certain legislations. MMEN could be good, but their management is sketchy (although they have improved), trade them, or invest money you're willing to lose. There's others, but I can't