These guys are vipers Big A. First, CP is paid
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Posted On: 01/05/2015 6:02:03 PM
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These guys are vipers Big A.
First, CP is paid promoter for Organigram...
www.momentumpr.com/blog/item/234-mmpr-investment-report-organigram
Written by: Chris Parry
NOTE: The author of this report has been paid for its production and dissemination and owns Organigram stock.
Hence, why he promotes Organigram in his FITX bash piece. From today...
"FITX stock is now under $0.015, yet still has a market cap higher than Organigram (TSX:V.OGI, Stock Forum), which is, you know, an actual license-holding medical marijuana producer with real patients and everything. So either OGI is way undervalued or FITX has a lot further to plummet before it is done."
Second, Grant Robertson doesn't have his facts straight. In his article, he discusses Bill selling shares between the time of February and April (two instances - 12.1 million shares and 12.7 million shares). That looks great to sell papers, except it wasn't even Bill selling. It was Jeff Thomas. As an "award-winning" investigative journalist, how do you not even get the people correct?
First, CP is paid promoter for Organigram...
www.momentumpr.com/blog/item/234-mmpr-investment-report-organigram
Written by: Chris Parry
NOTE: The author of this report has been paid for its production and dissemination and owns Organigram stock.
Hence, why he promotes Organigram in his FITX bash piece. From today...
"FITX stock is now under $0.015, yet still has a market cap higher than Organigram (TSX:V.OGI, Stock Forum), which is, you know, an actual license-holding medical marijuana producer with real patients and everything. So either OGI is way undervalued or FITX has a lot further to plummet before it is done."
Second, Grant Robertson doesn't have his facts straight. In his article, he discusses Bill selling shares between the time of February and April (two instances - 12.1 million shares and 12.7 million shares). That looks great to sell papers, except it wasn't even Bill selling. It was Jeff Thomas. As an "award-winning" investigative journalist, how do you not even get the people correct?
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