I agree Jimmy, but BMIC may not be guilty of manipulation purely for the sake of holding the pps down. If they are moving shares for GHS Investments, LLC they are merely doing a job that must be done.

In order for Rocky Mountain High Brands to access it's $12 million line of credit with GHS, then GHS must periodically sell shares to get cash back out of the transactions. If buying pressure holds up, BMIC is just as happy selling shares in a higher price range. If their higher ask stops being slapped, they adjust the ask down until buyers start slapping it again.

It's true, once the news is hot enough and the revenues are not only projected but actually realized and reported, the buying pressure will rise and the MMs, including BMIC and any others trading RMHB shares, will gladly move with the trend since they hold many shares in their own accounts as well as client accounts. They love making money just like we do.

We just have to be patient, and the new efforts of the Rocky Mountain High Brands management/advisory team will pay off big time. The Mexican deal is just one of many revenue sources that'll be game changers this year. I say we'll have plenty to be thankful for by Thanksgiving 2018! $$RMHB$$