Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

Mj share price comparisons

[Dunworkin2]

That article on 48North today got me looking at their stockhouse news releases, and while I didn't do much reading on 48North, the first number that caught my eye was their share price, 23 cents. Close to Fire, so then I scanned their last Q3 result, they had $2.8M in sales.
Fire had $10M in sales and our share price is 25 cents.???

Other tidbits and comparisons was share count, we have 354M, 48North only around 150M if memory serves me.
Last, they also have some type of contract with Hume and Fumble. (Don't think it compares to what Fire has, but interesting that H&F is also working with other LPs).

All that to say, does anyone have a link to a site that provides comparative data and values among LPs?

[OptGreen]

Not much to compare at this stage of the game Dun, if the share count is concerning, while 48N has a little less than half the SO of FIRE, FIRE has 4X the sales, of which their sales will be double that for current quarter and increasing exponentially. Most importantly FIRE will be cash flow positive, maybe even in FQ4/20 but if not either this quarter or next...revenues from full production will

[watchmeplz]

In my opinion, yeh dun, their worth half Market Cap is half of supreme. All those stats you listed are relative to each other.. share price x shares outstanding = market cap. H+F = huge uneeded expense trying to outsource their sales team, the last thing that should be outsourced as someone else is controlling your carrot and not to mention what you said there working with others, whose gonna pay

[jfogarty12]

the only one that matters follows: https://www.newcannabisventures.com/cannabis-company-revenue-ranking/ https://www.newcannabisventures.com/cannabis-company-revenue-ranking/     until Supreme gets on this  list  ......

[OptGreen]

Should be on the list with last quarter report jf and could enter at fifth as far as sales go....they will be closer to first, if not first, overall as much right sizing left for most in the sector, ACB for one seems to still have plenty of pain yet to come? This page is going to be very interesting going forward, much appreciated. JMHO...Opt