Supreme Cannabis Company Inc. (The) T.FIRE

the thing about a slow train wreck

[vulcan123456789]

you call supreme a skiw train wreck. the thing about that is that there has been plenty of time for beena to avert a crash. cost down and always looking for more.. debt restructured... new oroducts on line.. international sales.. perhaps to exspand to usa.. shoppers drug mart deal.. we could go on but you get the drift.. crash averted... jmho cheers

[Fowlerprowler]

Look at the earnings. 

[Joseisok]

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[vulcan123456789]

yes look at the earnings then compare to other lps that are loosing 100s of mil.. i thinnk we are doing well and growing

[OptGreen]

Looking better every day vulc, good to see the weak and mindless ramping up the prattle well ahead of market open....one thing is sure they want this stock, even cheaper if they can find the fish to bite!! If they were really sharp and quick out of the gate and sell short big time and really live large. The barking mad elite are using the pandemic approach, spread panic and fear trashing it up

[Joseisok]

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[Fowlerprowler]

Deteriorating income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, and deteriorating stock price.  That's a train wreck folks.  I am not looking for a lower entry point; in Supreme I'm not interested at any price.  Investment banks know more than any retail investor about growth prospects for Supreme.  As I said in an earlier post; not a dime from the big banks

[MarkAble]

Slow train wreck? This thing derailed long ago from an unused siding before it ever got going. Mind you the whole pot business ain't doing much better. The main issue - TOO MUCH WEED!!  505 Health Canada approved growers filling up massive warehouses, greenhouses and now huge outdoor acreages of the stuff hoping to sell it at prices based on the black market  prices fifteen years ago

[OptGreen]

Plenty in wwhat you say here MA...FIRE has never derailed, rather restructuring and mainly from B2B, full med, to majority rec with selective med sales. Major changes in production methods/ practices are not easily implemented and can be the end of a company, especially in an industry like this where even the top performers and the sector as a whole is going through the inevitable growing pains of

[HopefulJuan]