I have to agree with Monk. I've done some research on THCZ and the fact that the beverage is doing well on Amazon is driving the price action. However, I am uncertain what the plan is on expanding product lines and branching out? If they have things in the pipeline that include CBD and other hemp derived products, they could do quite well. Green Cures already has a diversified line of products. If someone is watching Facebook carefully or keeping their eye on twitter they can pick up the clues as to what Green Cures is waiting for. Their posts and tweets continue to cycle around the legalization of IH. I believe their plan is beyond just a functional beverage. CBD is on Amazon as well as other Hemp products. It isn't a far stretch to think that more products will be available on Amazon in the near future along with their websites. It also isn't a stretch to expect that with Aquaponics available to them, with legalization, that they will execute a grow-op and pump out legal weed.

What Green Cures lacks right now is solid and consistent advertising that reaches into the public. Things like radio spots, billboards, or even a television spot are not on the table. As of now they are solely an Internet Based company and are acting the part with inconsistent advertising on social media. If this picks up, or branches out into the public, GRCU can realize the same surge as THCZ and perhaps well beyond.

As far as the PPS for the competition, I also agree with Monk. Although I like the look of the beverage and the excitement around it, I find it far too risky to buy right now and would actually sell if I had .005s when it sat there end of January. I do think it can surge more, but eventually, people will be selling for profit. Watch Clay. He posted a chart and word is that he is a notorious shorter. When he shows up, things tend to go red for a bit.

Good luck though, I hope you make a fortune on it. As far as Green Cures goes, although suppressed now, I still think its a solid play for long-term growth. JMHO of course.