It all is about revenue. Marijuana generates cash flow. Corn generates cash flow. Every commodity generates cash flow. Now the trick to cash flow is to have more cash coming into a company than exiting.
Can GERS get to cash flow positive? I'd say, no. The proof is the history of the company.
I guess for me owning GERS is a miserable reality but no one forced me to buy more after each of the last 30 or 40 reverse splits.
The stock/cash flow potential of staying invested in GERS or investing more is purely a speculation play with the cannabis or whatever it is that GERS is going to morph into.
Long term investing in GERS is on par with trusting a politician while short term investing is on par with pulling the handle on a slot machine in Vegas.
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