I sorta agree with you, but the problem with using Cresco Labs is that they run it like a business with 217.2 million shares and they use shareholder value as a benchmark. They sold buildings and leased back and obtained cash flow and protect shareholder value and dilution.
That's not the Halo way, here's 150,000,000 shares and here's another 150,000,000 shares due to the value of our shares went to shit. If those companies that Halo purchased had value, the guy from Warton should have mortgage those up and use the funds to build the business. Or maybe he missed that class on using other peoples money and sadly went to the class on how to copy more shares on your $129.99USD copier from Staples.
Halo with over a billion shares doesn't give a shit about shareholder value
And I don't think Cresco Labs ever went through RS. Now if our gang came out and said, "this is our plan, 15% of profit from each quarter will go to buy back shares until we get to 150m shares".
Now that would be statement we could see value in. We still did not see our share payment notice to employees yet, and as we see there are more employees, we'll be back in the .02s and marching diligently to 1 billion and a half shares.
March on halo.
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