Bulls v Bears, page-1158

Totally.

Lucky Lake would have likely sat in stage 3 for an eternity.....waiting for elusive cash to progress through the licensing processes, all with the prospect of either selling it off to a larger business and missing out on lucrative recreational markets, or having their whole potential market usurped by others. The reverse takeover has afforded MMJ shareholders with real and far quicker revenue growth than what was previously expected via Duncan. Funds generated by sales of both capsules (yes, I know) and their crops over the next 12 months should mean no further dilution as further funding and expenses should be covered. We get to sit back and enjoy the ride without either company holding out their hands for more. The market just has to wake up and accept that MMJ/Harvest One is a genuine player in the MC and recreational market. Today's gain didn't reflect the magnitude of what is happening in Canada and Harvest One (MMJ) in my opinion....ho hum.

P.S. Investors still forget about the other potential SP catalyst.....MMJ owned clinical trial results which should (hopefully) corroborate other studies in relation to epilepsy and CBD. It'll be a long and wild 12 months I reckon.....but a positive ride nonetheless.