justhefax
2 days ago
Looking back at last Q's, and pr's along with the trading volumes and the support taking in literally hundreds of millions of shares, often in large blocks, there are enough signs that lead me to be positive on possible prospects.
A release with an actual earnings/revs co, new mgt unaligned with RC et al, could send this quickly to .0012-.002, or about 4-5x from here.
A buy as a speculation... repeat, as a spec.
justhefax
4 days ago
llkely not when taken over time, not one day but last 6 weeks+, with some large blocks, yesterday one at 65mil or so, and a constantly refreshed bid...
coupled with news, and continuing revs, amd small activity on website, suggests a real effort is underway.
But anchored as a pot co now... who knows what biz moving forward.
And investors should still press for details on firesale of Kona llc.
BirdsOfFire
5 days ago
Once they announce the name change, then who the reverse merger is with, then announce that the merger is complete, they (the new company) need to introduce new product lines and distribution plans for domestic and international sales. They also need to supply other brand names.
I just hope a very large conglomerate will fund them and buy them out. Maybe, a Proctor and Gamble or Johnson and Johnson or a giant medical corporation, etc. IMO
TucsonPhil
1 week ago
Without going into personalities, Republicans, with a few exceptions, have historically been against legalization.
Taxation is already high, (no pun intended), but count on higher taxes, less lenience toward MJ usage, and no legalization at the federal level. Democrats didn't get it done, so now it is dead.
The big players have been losing money for years, and are only kept alive by hopes of Federal legalization, continued shareholder money, and alcohol companies trying to get into the THC drink space. I feel that money will flow away from the industry, into stocks more favorable with the incoming administration goals like Defense spending, Real Estate, and Banking (deregulation).