[Maple_Flail]

Originally Posted by TychoMonolyth

Those charts will reverse the minute the winds change in the US. That's what LPs are gambling on, not the tiny Canadian market.

Any change will be temporary.

for canadian Lps to have actual value in those market, black market needs to be killed before they drop the price here. Run the math

The bottom line puts you in the very high price commodity range, think exotic fruits? Maybe? How long it takes to get there depends on the black/grey markets. as the white markets won't be budging anytime soon. (many have debt they need to pay back before price plummets) not to mention ridiculous taxation, since those taxes have been announced its almost like the wild west here the first real
increase in price in the last decade. (that i've noticed anyway)

It won't be long before the only real money in this industry is owning and licensing unique intellectual property, and testing.

[growshopfrank]

Originally Posted by TychoMonolyth

Those charts will reverse the minute the winds change in the US. That's what LPs are gambling on, not the tiny Canadian market.

My educated guess is that there will be a very short window of opportunity with the US market.
Bottom line is that cost of production will be less for growers in the states.

[HiFiGanja]

Originally Posted by growshopfrank

My educated guess is that there will be a very short window of opportunity with the US market.
Bottom line is that cost of production will be less for growers in the states.

Any export market will be short lived once legalization comes to the export areas. If the US legalized they'd have farms overwhelming the Canadian LP's is a short time.

I really can't see how the big LP's expect to survive, I'm sure those selling shares don't care as they've already cashed in and will probably leave a shit load of bag holders. It'll be CEN Biotech all over again lol

[bean_stalk]

Originally Posted by growshopfrank

My educated guess is that there will be a very short window of opportunity with the US market.
Bottom line is that cost of production will be less for growers in the states.

It will be all about water.

Cheers
bs

[Mikell]

Originally Posted by HiFiGanja

Any export market will be short lived once legalization comes to the export areas. If the US legalized they'd have farms overwhelming the Canadian LP's is a short time.

I really can't see how the big LP's expect to survive, I'm sure those selling shares don't care as they've already cashed in and will probably leave a shit load of bag holders. It'll be CEN Biotech all over again lol

Aphria broke the hymen and last I heard the others are following suit. I do not think they are trying to muscle in as much as bring legal investment to the table, something any American company would leap at.

[lamenamenumbers]

Originally Posted by Mikell

Aphria broke the hymen and last I heard the others are following suit. I do not think they are trying to muscle in as much as bring legal investment to the table, something any American company would leap at.

Now you are just cherry picking facts. Terrible jokes aside, broke the hymen in what way? Aphria being the first to tap into the export market? List on an American exchange? I think a few Canadian LP's have already been exporting to countries in Northern Europe.