VTCQ !! VitaCig has no debt except to mCig and do
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Posted On: 12/05/2015 9:18:05 AM
VTCQ !! VitaCig has no debt except to mCig and does not plan to grow through toxic financial instruments. All employees, including the CEO, are compensated on performance with a bonus system for exceeding sales targets. mCig will continue to support and lend some of its management functions to VitaCig until the suitable buyout candidate is chosen.
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https://www.instagram.com/p/6pIYWHpxKr/
https://www.facebook.com/Vitacig-852179768167200/
Vitastik Germany continues it's remarkable marketing execution:
https://instagram.com/p/3gaBySuZRT/?taken-by=vitastikgermany
Samuel Sohebi is one of the biggest names in fashion
today.
Dealing with the biggest stars in the Hollywood.
Germany’s leading celebrity stylist. Samuel’s styled the
likes of Penelope Cruz, Nicole Richie, Misha Barton, Eva
Green, Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, P Diddy,
Aura Dione, Karoline Herfurth, Nina Hoss or
Sophie von Kessel.
He also has his weekly column in German Chatter magazine.
Samuel also has his own clothing store in Germany as
well:
https://www.facebook.com/KultbySamuelSohebi
With the spin off of shares of Vitacig already occurring, shareholders of mCig now own one share of VTCQ for every share of mCig that they own.
As it stands now, VitaCig is growing revenue at a faster pace than mCig. This bodes well for investors, as this potentially could lead to an increased price per share once trading starts. Right now, I estimate that investors are valuing Vitacig shares at 5 cents per share.
When mCig was featured on CNBC, correspondent Jane Wells tried out the VitaCig on air. This lead to a high level of marketing for the new company, and with its healthy approach, it could be a huge hit.
This has lead in part to what I believe is the reason as to why revenues of VitaCig are growing faster than mCig's, in addition to the fact that it is a niche market that is much less served than the marijuana market.
Going forward, I expect investors to soon find out what the shares of the combined companies are truly worth.
http://www.brokeragesdaytrading.com/article/3...ysis-mcig/
http://insider.asdonline.com/vaporizer-marketing-trends/
https://www.instagram.com/p/6pIYWHpxKr/
https://www.facebook.com/Vitacig-852179768167200/
Vitastik Germany continues it's remarkable marketing execution:
https://instagram.com/p/3gaBySuZRT/?taken-by=vitastikgermany
Samuel Sohebi is one of the biggest names in fashion
today.
Dealing with the biggest stars in the Hollywood.
Germany’s leading celebrity stylist. Samuel’s styled the
likes of Penelope Cruz, Nicole Richie, Misha Barton, Eva
Green, Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, P Diddy,
Aura Dione, Karoline Herfurth, Nina Hoss or
Sophie von Kessel.
He also has his weekly column in German Chatter magazine.
Samuel also has his own clothing store in Germany as
well:
https://www.facebook.com/KultbySamuelSohebi
With the spin off of shares of Vitacig already occurring, shareholders of mCig now own one share of VTCQ for every share of mCig that they own.
As it stands now, VitaCig is growing revenue at a faster pace than mCig. This bodes well for investors, as this potentially could lead to an increased price per share once trading starts. Right now, I estimate that investors are valuing Vitacig shares at 5 cents per share.
When mCig was featured on CNBC, correspondent Jane Wells tried out the VitaCig on air. This lead to a high level of marketing for the new company, and with its healthy approach, it could be a huge hit.
This has lead in part to what I believe is the reason as to why revenues of VitaCig are growing faster than mCig's, in addition to the fact that it is a niche market that is much less served than the marijuana market.
Going forward, I expect investors to soon find out what the shares of the combined companies are truly worth.
http://www.brokeragesdaytrading.com/article/3...ysis-mcig/
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