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Your first day back and by EOD you are 3% up...
You won't get that from a bank...
Hope your profits rise...
Welcome back G... now I suppose OGI will rise now that you are in here, because you seem to chase and catch profit... welcome indeed.
7 mil is a good Q imo ... and building into future mega market...
Does the judge sit?
Is the Allard case over?
New opportunity for Canopy...
Denmark takes small step towards medicinal cannabis
Published: 24 Aug 2016 12:45 GMT+02:00
The Region of Southern Denmark on Tuesday agreed to move forward on a plan that could see the region become the first in the nation to prescribe cannabis for medicinal use.
http://www.thelocal.dk/20160824/denmark-takes-small-step-towards-medicinal-cannabis
They should stop this nonsense. These people are patients. Sick people. Brought up and down through the courts. They should not suffer anymore. Canada should give them free meds, and the vets too, there will be enough paid in tax to cover the costs, and Canada should treat these people with respect with free meds without red tape, and the only DG should be an LP.... imo.
Client count at August 22, 2016 is 13,300.
http://m.marketwired.com/press-release/mettrum-announces-first-quarter-2017-financial-results-tsx-venture-mt-2152549.htm
OrganiGram:
Friday: -4.14%
Wk: -11.46%
Mo: 10.32%
Yrly: 321.21%
YTD: 47.87%
Short Term Trend: Down.
Long Term Trend: Up.
METTRUM:
Friday -3.93%
Wk: 0.75%
Mo: 12.55%
Yrly: 71.34%
YTD: 41.58%
METTRUM:
Friday -3.93%
Wk: 0.75%
Mo: 12.55%
Yrly: 71.34%
YTD: 41.58%
Last week many LPs saw their share prices suffer in a new regs DGs sell-off, some LPs had double digit falls, but Mettrum saw a 0.75% gain...
Mettrum's short term trend is down.
However,
The long term trend is up, giving a hold signal.
OGI's long term trend is up.
Last week OGI retreated 11.46%.
IMO market misreading of DGs in new med regs will rectify with new patient numbers increasing for LPs.
While the short term trend is down, the long term trend is up, giving a signal to hold.
Great DD Hunch. Thanks.
An exciting time to be in Canadian canna companies, watching history unfold, and profits grow.
The present OGI bleed is a temporary surrender following the new grower laws.
The long term trend is to the upside.
Volume will return after understanding of the new laws, which are actually pro-LPs, promising a bright future for med (with pharmacy-sales on the way) and a bigger future with recreational in 2017-2018, opening up a multi-billion dollar industry, and export probabilities as Canada has the legality and infrastructure to legally export medical to Germany, the EU, Australia etc etc.
If it come in March to June, when would actual legislation be enacted?
How does it work in Canada?
How long does it take to run a bill through the lower house and then to the senate and back to parliament to finally enact the legalisation bill into law?
Can they get that done before parliament breaks for summer 2017?
Thanks, Hunch, two excellent articles to help with DD.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/new-regulations-usher-in-the-era-of-big-marijuana/article31449343/
"One clear statement is that, in the eyes of the federal government, the LP system is working. LPs will continue to be the exclusive large-scale producers of cannabis under the ACMPR. This is great news for LPs, their stakeholders and the patients who rely on them for their medicine. It is also a strong endorsement of their performance. With a potentially giant recreational market on the horizon, that is a very significant message to send."
When are financials due?
Hey, Goodbuddy, do you have the date for this Q results?
A Federal Court Just Gave a Huge Victory to the Medical Marijuana Industry
https://www.yahoo.com/news/federal-court-just-gave-huge-201103079.html?nhp=1
A Federal Court Just Gave a Huge Victory to the Medical Marijuana Industry
https://www.yahoo.com/news/federal-court-just-gave-huge-201103079.html?nhp=1
Change the psychology of this board; from downer slagging-off of this great company and red negative trauma-ists, to the green uplands of positive abundance CGC is delivering. Today (domestic needs) we placed a small sell, running to week’s end: $4.75. Do ye think that's too low?
Canada’s federally licensed MMJ cultivators may be positioned to list in the United States, given their legal backing by the Canadian government.
http://mjbizdaily.com/toronto-cannabis-stock-listing-pave-way/
Canada’s federally licensed MMJ cultivators may be positioned to list in the United States, given their legal backing by the Canadian government.
http://mjbizdaily.com/toronto-cannabis-stock-listing-pave-way/
Canada’s federally licensed MMJ cultivators may be positioned to list in the United States, given their legal backing by the Canadian government.
http://mjbizdaily.com/toronto-cannabis-stock-listing-pave-way/
Canada’s federally licensed MMJ cultivators may be positioned to list in the United States, given their legal backing by the Canadian government.
http://mjbizdaily.com/toronto-cannabis-stock-listing-pave-way/
COOL...
What a bewildering day yesterday...
The LPs fell into an Alice in Wonderland hole...
OGI leads the way through recovery into regaining ground...
You deserve this run, Goodbuddy.
Just flying out of Dubai now and an inside page newspaper headline:
'Man Get Life In Jail Over 40 Grams of Marijuana'.
SOARING CANADIAN POT STOCKS OUTSHINE GOLD AND BITCOIN
Here is my humble take on this; thanks to the many excellent posts on various iHub Boards, which I have taken from.
THE PRESENT
The share price (SP) of Canadian cannabis companies have been rising over the past weeks.
This is because by August 25th next the Canadian government must introduced new medical regulations forced on the government by the supreme court - MMPR 2.0 (Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations).
The thinking on the investor boards (which I use and refer to here) is that home grows will still be allowed, but the former ‘dedicated growers’ (when patients allow someone else to grow for them) will be curtailed, possibly given to the Licensed Producers - (LPs) companies (MT, CGC, EMH, OGI etc) granted licenses by Health Canada to grow legal cannabis: dried marijuana, fresh marijuana and cannabis oils.
In recent months the liquor stores and the Canadian pharmacists have lobbied hard to sell medical cannabis (dried bud + oils).
Sales by pharmacies would solve the “barriers to access” that was cited in the Allard supreme court case.
UPSIDE:
If the pharmacies are allowed to sell then the SP of MT, CGC, OGI, APH etc etc are expected to soar.
Also there are about 20,000 Canadian patients allowed to grow.
The present legal MMPR market, where OGI, CGC etc now operate, is approx: 70,000 to 90,000 patients.
But the old MMAR market (supplied by dispensaries, mom & pop grows, gangsters and bikers gangs) is over 300,000 patients.
Those 300,000 will be migrated over to MMPR 2.0.
Meaning that the legal med market could grow X4.
The SP will rise as that market grows, and it will continue to grow by more public information been given to Canadians about the different strains, and how they can consume healthy product legally and hassle free.
The Liberal government is also being urged to make a serious commitment and allocation of resources to enforcement; that is: more police raids on the gangsters, bikers and gun-gang farmers.
If the Liberal government does that then economic leakage to the black market will be plugged, however, even though black markets do diminish they never really go fully away.
Government pointsman Bill Blair will encourage his former colleagues in the RCMP to restrict the grey / black markets. (well come on, cops love playing cops, otherwise they would get another job).
SP could rise with each highly publicized police raid.
DOWNSIDE:
If MMPR 2.0 allows for home growers AND if designated growing is allowed to continue, the home-growers obviously will be the major designated growers for many people.
That means that they could take a major market share from the LPs.
The example is dispensaries; they take massive market share from LPs.
Then the present surge in SP in this sector could tank.
And as one bright observer pointed out: How much higher can SP in this sector go without a recreational business model?
They are trading at a fairly sizable multiple of medical mj sales.
Even if pharmacy distribution happens, these LPs will need rec sales model to justify these stock prices, multiples, market caps, etc.
So the question is whether to trade or not in the next weeks, or to just hold, or to stay away?
THE FUTURE:
The MMPR market is estimated to grow to 400K to 600k patients.
That is market growth: x4 up to x7.
The recreational market (nobody knows) could be a $6 billion to a 10 billion dollar industry.
That is market growth: x30 to x50.
So to stay LONG, buy and just leave the shares there, will produce the highest stress-free profits.
Long-term SP will be in $20 to $30 to… up and up…
GW Pharma, the UK company that introduced just one cannabis-based drug for MS sufferers, went from about $20 SP to $130 in just over a year.
CONSERVATIVE
Let’s be conservative when we examine Mettrum… MT.V on the TSX Venture.
Its market cap on Friday’s close: $125.47 million.
Let’s say the rec market is $6billion, and say $3billion goes to the black market, so the legal market is $3billion.
(Others say the black market will not be $1billion … but let us be conservative so we can have a more valued estimatIon of our investment potential).
Let’s say MT takes 4% of the rec market: that gives approx $120 million in sales.
With a conservative 4 sales multiple on that: then MT’s market cap could approach $500 million.
So MT’s SP could increase by about x4.
Today’s SP is $3.17.
And it goes up by about x4: = $12.
Not a bad investment, eh?
I hope my figures are correct, and I thank all for the info from investors that I have borrowed, however, all the above is my humble opinion… you gotta check it out for yourself before you buy or sell anything.
SOARING CANADIAN POT STOCKS OUTSHINE GOLD AND BITCOIN
Here is my humble take on this; thanks to the many excellent posted on this Board, which I have taken from.
The share price (SP) of Canadian cannabis companies have been rising over the past weeks.
This is because by August 25th next the Canadian government must introduced new medical regulations forced on the government by the supreme court - MMPR 2.0 (Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations).
The thinking on the investor boards (which I use and refer to here) is that home grows will still be allowed, but the former ‘dedicated growers’ (when patients allow someone else to grow for them) will be curtailed, possibly given to the Licensed Producers - (LPs) companies (CGC, MT, EMH, OGI etc) granted licenses by Health Canada to grow legal cannabis: dried marijuana, fresh marijuana and cannabis oils.
In recent months the liquor stores and the Canadian pharmacists have lobbied hard to sell medical cannabis (dried bud + oils).
Sales by pharmacies would solve the “barriers to access” that was cited in the Allard supreme court case.
UPSIDE:
If the pharmacies are allowed to sell then the SP of CGC, OGI, MT, APH etc etc are expected to soar.
Also there are about 20,000 Canadian patients allowed to grow.
The present legal MMPR market, where OGI, CGC etc now operate, is approx: 70,000 to 90,000 patients.
But the old MMAR market (supplied by dispensaries, mom & pop grows, gangsters and bikers gangs) is over 300,000 patients.
Those 300,000 will be migrated over to MMPR 2.0.
Meaning that the legal med market could grow X4.
The SP will rise as that market grows, and it will continue to grow by more public information been given to Canadians about the different strains, and how they can consume healthy product legally and hassle free.
The Liberal government is also being urged to make a serious commitment and allocation of resources to enforcement; that is: more police raids on the gangsters, bikers and gun-gang farmers.
If the Liberal government does that then economic leakage to the black market will be plugged, however, even though black markets do diminish they never really go fully away.
Government pointsman Bill Blair will encourage his former colleagues in the RCMP to restrict the grey / black markets.
SP could rise with each highly publicized police raid.
DOWNSIDE:
If MMPR 2.0 allows for home growers AND if designated growing is allowed to continue, the home-growers obviously will be the major designated growers for many people.
That means that they could take a major market share from the LPs.
The example is dispensaries; they take massive market share from LPs.
Then the present surge in SP in this sector could tank.
And as one bright observer pointed out: How much higher can SP in this sector go without a recreational business model?
They are trading at a fairly sizable multiple of medical mj sales.
Even if pharmacy distribution happens, these LPs will need rec sales model to justify these stock prices, multiples, market caps, etc.
So the question is whether to trade or not in the next weeks, or to just hold, or to stay away?
FUTURE:
The MMPR market is estimated to grow to 400K to 600k patients.
That is market growth: x4 up to x7.
The recreational market (nobody knows) could be a $6 billion to a 10 billion dollar industry.
That is market growth: x30 to x50.
So to stay LONG, buy and just leave the shares there, will produce the highest stress-free profits.
Long-term SP will be in $20 to $30 to… up and up…
GW Pharma, the UK company that introduced one cannabis-based drug for MS sufferers, went from about $20 SP to $130 in just over a year.
CONSERVATIVE
Let’s be conservative. (and thanks to another smart investor for this)
Let’s examine the biggest Canadian company: Canopy Growth Corp (CGC.TO on the senior Canadian stock exchange: the TSX).
Today CGC has 20% of the present med market.
CGC’s market cap on Friday’s close: $443.67 million.
Let’s say the rec market is $6billion, and say $3billion goes to the black market, so the legal market is $3billion.
Let’s say CGC takes 10% of the rec market.
That would give CGC roughly $300 million in sales per year in: 2017, ’18 and ’19.
Put a 4 sales multiple on that: then CGC’s market cap would be about $1.2 billion.
So CGC’s SP could increase by about x3.
Today SP is $4.13.
If it goes up by about x3: = $12
Not a bad investment, eh?
I hope my figures are correct, and I thank all for the info from investors that I have borrowed from, however, all the above is my humble opinion… you gotta check it out for yourself before you buy or sell anything.
CANADA'S POT STOCKS SOAR...
The share price (SP) of Canadian cannabis companies are on a rise over the past weeks.
This is because by August 25th next the Canadian government must introduced new medical regulations forced on the government by the supreme court - MMPR 2.0 (Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations).
The thinking on the investor boards (which I use and refer to here) is that home grows will still be allowed, but the former ‘dedicated growers’ (when patients allow someone else to grow for them) will be given to the Licensed Producers - (LPs) companies (OGI, CGC, MT, EMH etc) granted licenses by Health Canada to grow legal cannabis: dried marijuana, fresh marijuana and cannabis oils.
In recent months the liquor stores and the Canadian pharmacists have lobbied hard to sell medical cannabis (dried bud + oils).
Sales by pharmacies would solve the “barriers to access” that was cited in the Allard supreme court case.
UPSIDE:
If the pharmacies are allowed to sell then the SP of OGI, MT, APH etc etc are expected to soar.
Also there are about 20,000 Canadian patients allowed to grow.
The present legal MMPR market, where OGI, CGC etc now operate, is approx: 70,000 to 90,000 patients.
But the old MMAR market (supplied by dispensaries, mom & pop grows, gangsters and bikers gangs) is over 300,000 patients.
Those 300,000 will be migrated over to MMPR 2.0.
Meaning that the legal market will grow X4.
The SP will rise as that market grows, and by more public information to Canadians about the different strains, and how they can consume healthy product legally and hassle free.
The last person in Quebec prosecuted for cannabis got a $1 fine.
So the government is being urged to make a serious commitment and allocation of resources to enforcement; that is: more police raids on the gangsters, bikers and gun-gang farmers.
If the Liberal government does that then economic leakage to the black market will be plugged, (even though black markets diminish they never really go away).
Government pointsman Bill Blair will encourage his former colleagues in the RCMP to restrict the grey / black markets.
SP could rise with each highly publicized police raid.
DOWNSIDE:
If MMPR 2.0 allows for home growers AND if designated growing is allowed to continue, the homegrowers obviously will be the major designated growers for many people and will take major market share from the LPs, just as dispensaries take huge market share from LPs now.
Then the present surge in SP in this sector could tank.
Also how much higher can SP in this sector go without a recreational business model?
They are trading at a fairly sizable multiple of medical mj sales.
Even if pharmacy distribution happens, these LPs will need rec sales model to justify these stock prices, multiples, market caps, etc.
So the question is whether to trade or not in the next weeks, or to just hold, or to stay away?
FUTURE:
The MMPR market is estimated to grow to 400K to 600k patients.
That is market growth: x4 up to x7.
The recreational market (nobody knows) could be a $6 billion to a 10 billion dollar industry.
That is market growth: x30 to x50.
So to stay LONG, buy and just leave the shares there, will produce the highest stress-free profits.
Long-term SP will be in $20 to $30 to… up and up…
GW Pharma, the UK company that introduced one cannabis-based drug for MS sufferers, went from about $20 SP to $130 in just over a year.
CONSERVATIVE
Let’s be conservative.
Let’s examine the biggest Canadian company: Canopy Growth Corp (CGC.TO on the senior Canadian stock exchange: the TSX).
Today CGC has 20% of the present med market.
CGC’s market cap on Friday’s close: $443.67 million.
Let’s say the rec market is $6billion, and say $3billion goes to the black market, so the legal market is $3billion.
Let’s say CGC takes 10% of the rec market.
That would give CGC roughly $300 million in sales per year in: 2017, ’18 and ’19.
Put a 4 sales multiple on that: then CGC’s market cap would be about $1.2 billion.
So CGC’s SP could increase by about x3.
Today SP is $4.13.
If it goes up by about x3: = $12
Not a bad investment, eh?
Take Organigram: OGI.V on the TSX Venture.
Its market cap on Friday’s close: $115.43 million.
Let’s say it takes 4% of the rec market: that gives approx $120 million in sales.
With a 4 sales multiple on that: then OGI’s market cap could approach $480 million.
So OGI’s SP could increase by about x4.
Today’s SP is $1.74.
And it goes up by about x4: = $6.
Not a bad investment, eh?
I hope my figures are correct, and I thank all the info from investors that I have borrowed from, however, all the above is my humble opinion… you gotta check it out for yourself before you buy or sell anything.
In Israel and Germany, regulators have already recognized the benefits of pharmacist involvement in the management and distribution of medical marijuana.
http://www.nationalnewswatch.com/2016/08/05/new-medical-marijuana-regulations-should-allow-pharmacist-dispensing/#.V6TbH8sXbqA
We are staying Long.
This time last year we bought in four times: $0.49; $0.24; $0.34; $0.45; averaged out at $0.38.
Today OGI is giving us 348%...
But, hey, this is only the start.
There are still even greater profit opportunities going forward.
We stay LONG....
Something big coming... OGI rising.... new day dawning...
MarketShark you deserve your wins... and all OGI investors deserve these highs...
Great post, Goodbuddy....
It is your Thursday night... and our Friday morning...
we are already bushy tailed and going for it in a very dusty desert with really low visibility.... 42 degrees .... that's 107 degrees in Americanspeak...
You are right about Canada.
It could become the world leader, beating the US, Germany, UK etc...
Canada could make a fortune by just being the first...
This world loves a winner, and rarely remembers the names of the also rans...
OGI and few other well geared LPs have the opportunity now to become part of history and become multi-billion dollar companies.
And early-stage investors will step into early retirement to live a life in luxury....
MMPR 2.0 - 25th August
Hey, Drive, you are spot on again...
MMPR 2.0 is due 25th of August, but how does Canada's government operate... will they introduce it sooner...
I think next weeks are run ups to new regs... profits on the horizon for all OGI investors...
Hey Mr G, thanks for your kind words...
Here is our landing (on FB)
https://www.facebook.com/john.lifebooks
Hey, Stoner,
we must be in the same boat... our CGC has now turned +102%, so we are forgetting all about the DAX, FTSE250, CAC, and all the rest, and are staying Long on CGC and other Canadian LPs...
We wish a 5-star lifestyle to all CGC investors... Your day in the sun is now dawning...
OGI all the way up....
Hey, Goodbuddy, we are so enthusiastic about OGI that we've taken up your suggestion to help moderate this Board.
We in the Middle East now, a small Emirate, and are very busy with a project, however, after ME we to go Europe, before returning to the USA, and we will have more time to dedicate to this Board, which does look like it needs updating, modernising, so maybe your good self and MarketShark and ourselves might communicate together in say a weeks time... toss ideas...
We have investor friends here in the ME and Europe who, like us, have been geo-political trading on the FRSE 100 & 250, DAX, CAC, Nasdaq, Moscow, China etc, but have pulled back because the 'regular' markets look insane, as they are not driven by fundamentals, and there are now too many hidden hands motivating the markets....
If all of us had just left our portfolios in the Canadian canna sector, we could have taken a year-long 5-star holiday, and still have made more money than 'regular' markets, gold and IT money etc etc....
Some of these 'regular' investors / traders have stopped pew-pewing the canna sector, and are now actively seeking to place positions, but like all investors, they seek 'objective' science-based, truthful guidance... like this Board...
$3.50 ... yeah, MarketShark, I think you are spot on.
Mettrum is position in an uniquely brilliant place...
The new regs might legalise edibles.
Maybe that is why MT has really taken off over the past few weeks, as it is a food company, and I think they are now selling (non canna) products to some 2,000 stores in the USA.
Our 11 months investment in MT is up 95%.
Latest rumour in US: the DEA are going to take CBD out of Schedule 1, (but not THC) that means companies manufacturing CBD oils are going to gap up.
Maybe gap up big time … like historic gap ups.
The same time as we bought into MT, we also made an investment, private placing, in the Irvine, California company PROCANA,
and that could zoom up.
IMO this could turn into a 10 bagger or a 20 bagger…
I think a big med company could buy it out, giving us 10 times our money.
OR
Chris Lombardi and his PROCANA Board (mostly doctors / med researchers) could just keep expanding on a positive cash flow basis until they IPO the company (probably Nasdaq, and possibly with med / cancer products based on their CBD research)
and again investors are looking at returns of a 10 bagger or even a 20 bagger.
Anyone who gets into PROCANA even now could see their investment gap up big time in a very short time.
And I believe an MT investment will mean... Happy Christmas…
In my opinion:
Anyone who now buys and holds Canada canna stocks until this time next year will double if not treble their investment.
Anyone who invests in CBD manufacturing in the US now may see even higher returns.
We landed in Dubai and the runway was ablaze.... looked out the window at the jet that belly-landed at Dubai International Airport... We flew 16-hour non-stop from LA (I watched 10 movies, well I do a bit of screenplay writing) but, man, it was frightening, however, the pilot and crew of the crash-landing were brilliant, and Emirates airlines management must be congratulated for the ongoing training to get passengers off their jetliners as quick as possible in an emergency.... Emirates, despite this crash, is the only carrier we take on international flights.
But, hey, I could have done with some OGI looking out the window at the place ablaze.... however, you will get one year here for one joint...