We are talking about the company and their lack of communication compared to Cannabiz who are "playing catch up".
CGB released their report at 6pm on 3rd of October. Cannabiz article landed in my email at 11.10am on the 6th of October.
Stop attempting to obfuscate with mountains of irrelevant data. How many farmers you talked to, or what you ate for breakfast in 1937 is not relevant.
You tried to say Cannabiz was slow in reporting, I have asserted that they are doing far better than CGB in putting information out to the market. Looming issues, are not company announcements, and no potential lawsuit was raised.
Further to your novel, you can "strongly disagree" all you like, but as they say "wishing doesn't make it so". CGB did not, in a timely manner, advise their shareholders that the expected 500 tonne harvest, was in fact, non-existent.
Just as they failed to tell their shareholders that Hemp Hulling Co had gone bankrupt.
Just as they failed to inform the market of a lawsuit levied against the company, for 2 months after the suit was lodged.
Have a good night Neil.
CGB Price at posting:
2.1¢ Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Held
