I agree, but that's where the value lies. There are a few factors to consider: #1) they won't start generating substantial revenue until 2019, but when they do start generating revenue, it will be substantial #2) They're still a relatively unknown as the company has only been public since May 2017 (as an example of this, I know two different people who are invested in multiple Canadian marijuana stocks who had never heard of them) #3) I don't think people necessarily understand their business model unless they have been involved in mining stocks in the past #4) Aurora was only trading at .between .60-.70 in Sept 2016, but is currently trading at $11. It took people awhile to see the value in that too, but once they did, it moved substantially higher very quickly, as I believe will be the case with CBW and finally #5) The recent convertible financing and early warrant conversion aren't helping things either as they're clearly putting pressure on the stock due to shorting/arbitrage from the participants, but it's a necessary evil as their business model is capital intensive up front. Honestly, I'm not worried a bit because finding small companies with huge potential that the market is overlooking is where the real money is made, and IMO this is one of those opportunities.
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