Summary of dinner event discussion posted by someo
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Posted On: 04/17/2014 9:50:21 PM
Summary of dinner event discussion posted by someone on another board
TOPLINE - ATTBF has 3 million in cash in bank and no debt. They have the most diverse in business model. FITX has passed FINRA scrutiny. TRTC has hired marketing and lobbyists that are helping them position for a legal cannabis garden infrastructure. Right now they are actively growing the Edible Garden name. They passed S-3 requirements (big deal) and have acquired financing that does not create toxic debt. They can make acquisitions without betting the farm, so to speak. TAUG has very interesting plays in waste water treatment that creates energy in a green way and if their trial in Cincinnati is a success they have a lot of municipalities of similar size waiting. The Doc Greens addition is still awaiting completion. But the product is a well known winner in the space and is non-psychoactive. AB will present more detailed summary in the near future. What one would walk away from with this meeting is that there are at least these four companies - they are committed to transparency, shareholder value and taking care of their end user. (Yes and profit along the way .). But they are all passionate, came across very genuinely and (I can only speak about me) - I would absolutely trust them with my investment dollars. They are committed to being not only pioneers but eventual leaders if their domains in the space. (Plus, they get to meet each other here and form seminal relationships for their future.).
TOPLINE - ATTBF has 3 million in cash in bank and no debt. They have the most diverse in business model. FITX has passed FINRA scrutiny. TRTC has hired marketing and lobbyists that are helping them position for a legal cannabis garden infrastructure. Right now they are actively growing the Edible Garden name. They passed S-3 requirements (big deal) and have acquired financing that does not create toxic debt. They can make acquisitions without betting the farm, so to speak. TAUG has very interesting plays in waste water treatment that creates energy in a green way and if their trial in Cincinnati is a success they have a lot of municipalities of similar size waiting. The Doc Greens addition is still awaiting completion. But the product is a well known winner in the space and is non-psychoactive. AB will present more detailed summary in the near future. What one would walk away from with this meeting is that there are at least these four companies - they are committed to transparency, shareholder value and taking care of their end user. (Yes and profit along the way .). But they are all passionate, came across very genuinely and (I can only speak about me) - I would absolutely trust them with my investment dollars. They are committed to being not only pioneers but eventual leaders if their domains in the space. (Plus, they get to meet each other here and form seminal relationships for their future.).
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