Careful what you ask for. It's perfectly understan
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Posted On: 09/12/2016 7:59:37 AM
Careful what you ask for. It's perfectly understandable that early investors are feeling frustration waiting for the stock price to trend back upward.
Management is being proactive, but mainly with perfecting and building a world class brand of hemp infused products, and marketing/distributing them without getting in debt beyond the point of recovery.
What many frustrated investors are really saying is the stock price is a direct indicator of whether or not management is successfully getting this accomplished. I strongly disagree at this point.
We have half of the complaints aimed directly at dilution and the other half either claiming that the brand isn't growing at all and sales are actually declining (because they don't care to discuss or even know all of the details), or the pps is down because management isn't creating huge dilution to launch national Cable/TV ads. Why didn't we make an awesome ad for the Super Bowl this year, that wouldn't have cost much dilution, would it? lol
Those things will come when increasing revenues, combined with the eligibility for conventional financing and big box deals that required the uplisting (as Roger and Jersey stated) stack up and investors/investment groups begin pouring cash into a far less risky prospect than what it represented as a pink sheet company.
Patience makes more sense now than ever. This company is about to uplist. I agree with Roger and Jersey that we shouldn't boldly predict that the pps will immediately shoot for the moon on the news of the uplist.
It's definitely going to open some very important doors, but if you bark about a big pop like a Gypsy fortune teller and then it doesn't happen when you said it would, it'll be used 10 fold to discredit the barker, the company/brand and the stock be those who've been working hard for over a year to hold the pps down to hurt the company and/or help themselves and/or the crooks they work for.
Management is being proactive, but mainly with perfecting and building a world class brand of hemp infused products, and marketing/distributing them without getting in debt beyond the point of recovery.
What many frustrated investors are really saying is the stock price is a direct indicator of whether or not management is successfully getting this accomplished. I strongly disagree at this point.
We have half of the complaints aimed directly at dilution and the other half either claiming that the brand isn't growing at all and sales are actually declining (because they don't care to discuss or even know all of the details), or the pps is down because management isn't creating huge dilution to launch national Cable/TV ads. Why didn't we make an awesome ad for the Super Bowl this year, that wouldn't have cost much dilution, would it? lol
Those things will come when increasing revenues, combined with the eligibility for conventional financing and big box deals that required the uplisting (as Roger and Jersey stated) stack up and investors/investment groups begin pouring cash into a far less risky prospect than what it represented as a pink sheet company.
Patience makes more sense now than ever. This company is about to uplist. I agree with Roger and Jersey that we shouldn't boldly predict that the pps will immediately shoot for the moon on the news of the uplist.
It's definitely going to open some very important doors, but if you bark about a big pop like a Gypsy fortune teller and then it doesn't happen when you said it would, it'll be used 10 fold to discredit the barker, the company/brand and the stock be those who've been working hard for over a year to hold the pps down to hurt the company and/or help themselves and/or the crooks they work for.
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