Posted On: 04/22/2015 12:05:29 PM
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Re: fourthjohn #2226
To infinity and beyond?
Depends on what kind of time frame you're looking at for investing.
Depends on whether or not the company will perform a split (forward or reverse).
Depends on whether or not the company could be bought out by another public entity (think Coke trying to buy monster) or a private entity, or even THCZ becoming so profitable that they decide to buy themselves out to become private.
Lots of variables. All anybody can do here is make guesses and conjectures off of the performance of similar companies in the past, current/future government legislation, popularity of the product as seen on social media outlets, and finally growth of sales as related to past performance, current performance and future outlooks.
If you haven't tried the product I'd say buy it. If you thoroughly enjoy it, then help the company with grass roots activities. Buy some and give it to family and friends, bring it to parties, let them know where to purchase it.
Me personally, I'm going to start a guerrilla ad campaign: when I get my supply in the mail in a few days, I'm going to pepper different venues of our college town. Cans will mysteriously pop up on campus, in coffee houses, the co-op organic store, gas stations and convenience stores, the local parks etc. Then since it's a tourist type place, in the summer (around the food festivals) I'll be sure to pepper even more around the town.
If it's a product you enjoy and would like to see sold in a more convenient way as opposed to online I'd suggest more people do the same. The more awareness of it the better.
Stay strong, hemp on!
Depends on what kind of time frame you're looking at for investing.
Depends on whether or not the company will perform a split (forward or reverse).
Depends on whether or not the company could be bought out by another public entity (think Coke trying to buy monster) or a private entity, or even THCZ becoming so profitable that they decide to buy themselves out to become private.
Lots of variables. All anybody can do here is make guesses and conjectures off of the performance of similar companies in the past, current/future government legislation, popularity of the product as seen on social media outlets, and finally growth of sales as related to past performance, current performance and future outlooks.
If you haven't tried the product I'd say buy it. If you thoroughly enjoy it, then help the company with grass roots activities. Buy some and give it to family and friends, bring it to parties, let them know where to purchase it.
Me personally, I'm going to start a guerrilla ad campaign: when I get my supply in the mail in a few days, I'm going to pepper different venues of our college town. Cans will mysteriously pop up on campus, in coffee houses, the co-op organic store, gas stations and convenience stores, the local parks etc. Then since it's a tourist type place, in the summer (around the food festivals) I'll be sure to pepper even more around the town.
If it's a product you enjoy and would like to see sold in a more convenient way as opposed to online I'd suggest more people do the same. The more awareness of it the better.
Stay strong, hemp on!
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