There is an article on the Internet from a research about how...

There is an article on the Internet from a research about how cannabis oils degenerate at temperature 4C. Every single bottle of medicines you see have labels telling about keeping at low temperature and away from light if it is glass. They die the glass very dark brown for that reason. If there is any way to keep the oils stable, it would have been published in the US and Canada (even without all the details). People would take the Canadian companies, US companies and other Australian companies as fools if there is a way to keep the oils stable but they don't use it. All cannabis oils on the market are either in bottles or in gel capsules simply because there is no other known way. No university research in the whole world has claimed to have found a way. No one would believe a claim from an Australian company without any research paper or product independently tested by a reputable university researcher or organisation.

Any way, fund managers will lose their job if they don't minimise the risk. When they sell to get out, they have done some due diligence. I have checked the IPO list for 2017 and 2018. All companies that have the share price gone under the IPO price have a similar pattern of behaviour. They made claims about product development ... without evidence to show the progress and no revenue to back it up.