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Why are Cannabis Companies so Bad at Forecasting Their Numbers?

The real money won’t be at “short-gains” but rather, invest in a company that is in it for the long haul. Companies that have a long-term strategy and a global expansion program in place, are typically the ones that will have a higher chance of survival (and following through on their promises).

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