The biggest gains (for those who
aren't playing at Warren Buffet's table) come in the form of investments made in start up companies that have excellent chances of making it to the $10 mark and beyond, especially when you can load up for under a dime. There are those of us who strongly believe Rocky Mountain High Brands has entered a market with huge potential with a fabulous brand and line up of very popularly flavored drinks,
and at an optimal time as the promotion of hemp and CBD infused foods and beverages is unprecedented. People are learning, becoming more health conscious, and the market is growing. The predictions are awesome. As a result, I have been and will continue to be convinced that Rocky Mountain High hemp infused drinks have much greater growth potential than Monster or 5 Hr. had when they launched, and they still realized fantastic results. I think, with this brand at least, waiting until $10/share to get excited is like refusing to take a chance on a piece of cheap artwork even though you find it strikingly beautiful. If you're already rich, buying only works that are already "priceless" is fine. It takes keen insight and exceptional nerve to go with your gut on an investment that's not yet proven conventionally, or in the way that a dividend or blue chip investor would prefer. Most of them are either already rich or probably never will be, one or the other. A few are knocking on the door so they might just make it due to the sheer size of their conservative investments. I think this brand could see the big time, and I've placed (and I'm still placing) my bet. If I'm wrong, I'll try again, but I think this one's goin over the fence!