Ann: LGP Wins Italian Tender, page-20

@Shark76- mate, I think you need to take a step back and read carefully to what @amb005 has written. He does make a lot of sense.
He is not a holder, granted, but dont let that rattle you. I have read some of the most stupid, sensless and childish comments by non-holders on HC and I can tell you quite frankly that when I read a researched and well thought out response from a non-holder, I am grateful.
The kind of drivel you read out there sometimes makes me feel there is no hope for some people .

As he has pointed out, his statments have been backed with some good research and actual studies have been conducted. Yes, the studies also clearly mention that not everyone has access to the exact type of climatic conditions required to grow cannabis outdoors, in which case you have indoor growing. Nothing wrong with that statment.

Yes, based on his research, I am convinced that LGP is not the only company that has done well - I'm sure there are other companies out there apart from ECS and LGP that have yet to be researched. Keep an open mind.

As regards AGH, I thought I'd put together a little research to see where it too was headed, and I must say I was pleasantly surprised by the revenue trends - the key word here is trend. You can never base the future of acompany on one isolated report. You need to create a context. The information below was from another thread that I responded to (AGH).
Even thought there seemingly are high staff and admin costs. the trends seem to support my investment in them.


I thought of using a 4th order polynomial to plot the trends of each statistic. NOTE: I have only plotted staff and admin costs and not included production costs in the Net value - I wanted to see the impacts of these two outgoings.
I must confess, it's looking good with a clear upwards trend of revenue and stabilising admin costs, though the staff costs have risen slightly.
The saying goes however - you need to spend money to make money, and rising staff costs is one of the side-effects of growth.

So, it seems the numbers are speaking for themselves.

To conclude, we all need to keep an open mind and listen to the counter points of non-holders especially if they make sense.

Now, let's all sit around the camp-fire, hold hands and sing kumbaya