Liquidity is often a key factor in how a stock will be priced. Often times, if there is not enough liquidity, a stock may not be priced appropriately based upon its fundamentals. I believe this to be the case with CannTrust, a company who’s stock I see being 50% below its true value, and just got listed on the NYSE big board.
Canntrust to Be Listed on NYSE
You can start trading CannTrust today on the NYSE. The new symbol is (CTST) and will take over where the OTC symbol has left off. CannTrust is a Canadian company that has been around for a number of years and has multiple accolades derived from its products.
Now that the company’s stock is listed on the NYSE big board, moving from the OTC markets, more investors will have easier access to the stock which may tighten the bid/ask spreads and potentially add more volume. This is a big step for this company and their stock valuation.
Is CannTrust a Good Buy?
Ask yourself what a fair price for a pot stock would be. The first place to start is to determine how much cannabis the company can produce. In the case of CannTrust, that amount will be 100,000 kg. of cannabis annually. The company has just received approval to expand their Niagara facility and add an additional 50,000 kg of annual production. That brings their total production up to 100,000 annually. Given a $5.20 average wholesale price of cannabis the company can expect revenues of ~$500 million annually. With a 17% net margin and investors bidding up the stock to 20-times P:E ratio, the company should be valued $~1.75 billion. CannTrust market capitalization is currently $925 million, about half of where it should be. To me, this is a significant opportunity.
But, there is something else that I like a great deal about CannTrust and it is their customer accolades. The Canadian Cannabis awards were held in November of last year and CannTrust dominated the winnings with 7 awards. These awards were derived from Canadians, the end user of the products.
I am looking to get into CannTrust but am going to wait for some kind of pullback in the stock. I believe CannTrust will be a top performer over the years and an investment in the company will reap many great long term rewards.
Although I believe that CannTrust is a strong buy I am not in the stock myself, yet. Over the past few months and years I have been acquiring cannabis stocks en masse in my own private portfolio. I am a firm believer in the business of cannabis and expect there to be tremendous long term growth in this segment. My outlook is for 10-25 years on some of these stocks. We are at the very beginning of this movement.
Author’s Disclosure: I currently do not own any CannTrust stock but am considering going long on a pullback of the stock, perhaps at $6.50.
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