I was just trying to make the point that there is so much hate/negativity on the sector bc of political/extraneous factors - that when resolved may make it very attractive.
Just pointing out the opportunity I see. Not that anyone should take it.
ππ½ not for a lot of people - most blindly dismissing sector bc of how poor the equities have performed - but there is a real opportunity there as an emerging market over-taking a multi billion dollar illicit one.
Systematic elimination of custody has created absolute bargain barrel prices - but no one cares until the catalyst comes.
Moats around state licenses create barriers to entry. Medical only programs have larger barriers.
Definitely a commodity on low quality bud, but mid/premium flower is more CPG like with pricing power.
Flood of capital and excitement bc of how strong demand is creates supply surplus - but this capital constrained environment is weeding out the unprofitable fat.
Like alcohol - 4-5 will survive and dominate - and this is a long term growth giant that alcohol/tobacco and pharma want a piece of.
Lets come back to this after re-schedule happens at some point this yr.
Companies with >1 Billion MC set to join the senior tier exchange include Trulieve, Greenthumb, Verano, Curaleaf
βThe ultimate object of the exercise here is to ensure that senior companies receive a lower cost of capital,β he said.
Roughly 100 CSE-listed companies will be gradually transferred to the new tier starting in May, providing them with access to a lower cost of capital and a wider investor base while positioning the CSE itself to compete more directly with the TMX Group-owned Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
Yup - thats another catalyst which could drop in the next few months - safe is just a more near term bill to address some safety issues - with the plus of allowing banking custody and up-listing for equities
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Ohhh of course - agreed with the point.
I was just trying to make the point that there is so much hate/negativity on the sector bc of political/extraneous factors - that when resolved may make it very attractive. Just pointing out the opportunity I see. Not that anyone should take it.