Supreme did a great job in completing the upgrades shown by the pics which IMO were major, that's a given. Secondly, there have been inspections done by HC during the case waiting period to a competitors facility and approval given as we've also seen. So, we know HC chose to inspect before trial decision results come in March on another RTB property. Then it seems to have stopped completely as no other inspections or licenses have been granted. That to me is a big concern. If 15 RTB applications have been submitted and one that we know of has been performed, wouldn't that sound alarms that HC has either A) been told to cease inspections for know or B) have an inside idea as to how the case is looking and preserving any further efforts on inspections as the case may be in jeopardy. Silly's idea that announcing a physical HC inspection of SP would jeopardize our share price for traders to pilfer is nuts. That's something Fowler should be shouting from the rooftops. Regardless traders will jump in and out but those here for revenues and production will buy more so who cares. I personally would love to see a million shares traded in a day and price go to at least $.75 even if it doesn't sustain but settles at $.50 !
What we have now is risk of survival sitting at $.17 and any hiccup could send SP scrambling for life support. We should be sitting right along side TWEED at $1.65 with License in hand by now. There should also be much more interest in Supreme's shares at this point if indeed their confident in MMPR decision and production to quickly follow. I'm not sure this case goes in favor of MMPR and it would seem those waiting in the balance feel the same. Last night Obamaaddressed and pleaded with young voters to quit using legalized marajuana as the most important factor in consideration who to vote for . He said don't just vote for pot subordinates , support those worried about climate change and other more important issues and leave personal and medical marajuana out of your decisions. He's the one that started it now he's begging young voters to disregard MJ legaization and vote on more important things. He also said that states refusing to come on board with legalized MJ could reverse any further movement to national legalization. Canada's most likely watching things closely here in the US and basing their ruling on do we want to get involved at a nations level or let cities decide like US.
