Got weed brah?

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anons?

Degenerate.

Way too much competition ( from an overseas point of view )

If I was in Canada I'd just start the biggest grow op I could, with the highest quality flower, with the intention of large scale legal distribution to medical shops

Either way, the market is very over saturated. I'm sure some companies will do great, just be careful what you're invested in

>>2245819
Thanks for your kind input!

>>2245854
I agree on over saturation. I'm worried how it will turn up especially in provinces like Quebec where the state want to control where it's sold.

APH

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Supreme bagholder reporting in. Don't even pay attention to the stocks hardly anymore

I've been bagholding Canopy Growth Corp for 3-4 months. Bought in near the top thinking I was catching a dip.

The bag just keeps getting heavier. Luckily I've also got some Nvidia to cancel it out.

my parents thought they were smart and bought into a few of those and lost half their money. i told them to give me what was left and I'd double it in the crypto world. they trusted me and I actually 4x their money. They haven't cashed out yet so it's just going up up up.

Got 420 dopecoin

>>2245854
The competition problem you are talking about is overshadowed by the fact that all the current companies could not supply the population for recreational weed. They are not even close to being able to, these companies are a pretty safe bet. Buy some when you can, once it's legalized you'll make money. Just have some shares before it happens.

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should I ?

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>>2246422
Them, Canopy, ACB, IMH, APH. You can't go wrong. They will all be multibaggers once legalization hits, or somewhat before. They are cheap now because all the fear. Go for it man.