I think people are underestimating the setup here. The float should stay extremely tight—around ~20M shares—for at least 6–12 months due to Rule 144 restrictions. That kind of supply constraint can move this fast if real demand shows up.
At the same time, if CAPC retains roughly 20–25% ownership post-merger, that helps limit dilution and keeps existing shareholders meaningfully tied to the upside.
And the big piece—revenue isn’t static here. It’s already projected to scale aggressively, especially with the Utica manufacturing facility coming online, which gives them the capacity to expand production and distribution quickly. This, along with the distribution model and stellar management, is set up to be a very strong company and investment for investors.
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