Post by
RealistGhost21 on Jun 25, 2020 7:38am
Why it is not worthed to invest in FIRE
They report a lost of over $70 millions just for last Q. There are no catalysts to propel the share price upward. They report are a lot of red flags in the recent financial report. Their debt management is out of control and escalating because they can not turn a profit. They have HUGE loans that need to be paid back. They are not making any money won't be able to pay that debt. No large potential partner are interested in Supreme.
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brentkosta on Jun 25, 2020 10:47am
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Comment by
Byb1985 on Jun 25, 2020 10:59am
This may be true in some markets. I live in the greater Toronto area and have not seen price drops on this brand. Every other brand redecan, tweed, hexo all on price drops. I am buying there craft collective at 15.99 a gram and about 12 a gram of the other stuff.
Comment by
vulcan123456789 on Jun 25, 2020 11:02am
same old stuff brent ..spin it how you want..black market will all but dry up in the yrs to come.. as far as your craft comment.. we are involved in that fir high end. meets our specs.. but like craft brewery.. they will never put majors out of business.. jmho
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brentkosta on Jun 25, 2020 11:28am
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Comment by
JiffBeasauce on Jun 25, 2020 11:04am
completly agree I spent yesterday looking around the sensi star at 35 bucks for 3.5g @22percent thc was by far the best bang for the buck. All of the stores i went to were sold out of the preroll 7 acers sensi star. I have found the black market prices have increased alot over bast couple months bringing more people to the legal stores aswell.