I respectfully disagree. Weed stocks are much mor
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Posted On: 04/16/2014 8:35:14 PM
I respectfully disagree. Weed stocks are much more speculative because of the growth potential. They don't have established competition yet because the market hasn't fully set itself up yet. Not to mention everyone and their mother (okay, maybe not their mother) had the same thought to get in on weed stocks at the ground floor. I don't think they're the right example to compare to for those reasons.
Marani is trying to re-enter into an established industry where it failed before. We all hope they learned from their mistakes, and I don't think it's fair to harp on them for past failures, but until they prove they can make it in the industry, those questions will be there.
As it stands now, I am growing increasingly more concerned. I'm still concerned that we're only on one shelf in the world. Maybe it's a little slower moving than I would like and that's it. Or maybe the demand isn't really there. But things like getting trademarks in Spain and Monaco are probably #10000 on my list of important things they should be focused on. I am starting to get the feeling that this buzz they're creating is just that. The international contracts are the ONLY things that are keeping me interested right now, and something has me concerned that there's more to those dollar values than meets the eye. And I realize the implications of getting into a Restaurant Depot and such, but if it is only in say one RD (which I would presume it is for now), can't we say that? As for California...we're still in 1 store. Again, as I stated, maybe things just happen slower than I'd like. But it feels like it's been forever, and we're still in just one store.
I don't know what to think at this point. I'm not known for being patient, and this is no different. I'm in this until it takes off or goes belly up, but seriously, joerich hasn't exactly been wrong yet. I'm about 80% optimistic, and 20% thinking joerich is right that they're in the business of selling shares.
Sorry, also just ranting. I'm long, but I can see cracks here, and it's not just because of the falling PPS.
Marani is trying to re-enter into an established industry where it failed before. We all hope they learned from their mistakes, and I don't think it's fair to harp on them for past failures, but until they prove they can make it in the industry, those questions will be there.
As it stands now, I am growing increasingly more concerned. I'm still concerned that we're only on one shelf in the world. Maybe it's a little slower moving than I would like and that's it. Or maybe the demand isn't really there. But things like getting trademarks in Spain and Monaco are probably #10000 on my list of important things they should be focused on. I am starting to get the feeling that this buzz they're creating is just that. The international contracts are the ONLY things that are keeping me interested right now, and something has me concerned that there's more to those dollar values than meets the eye. And I realize the implications of getting into a Restaurant Depot and such, but if it is only in say one RD (which I would presume it is for now), can't we say that? As for California...we're still in 1 store. Again, as I stated, maybe things just happen slower than I'd like. But it feels like it's been forever, and we're still in just one store.
I don't know what to think at this point. I'm not known for being patient, and this is no different. I'm in this until it takes off or goes belly up, but seriously, joerich hasn't exactly been wrong yet. I'm about 80% optimistic, and 20% thinking joerich is right that they're in the business of selling shares.
Sorry, also just ranting. I'm long, but I can see cracks here, and it's not just because of the falling PPS.
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