Absolutely there is. Last time we spiked to 15 cents and 32
Absolutely there is. Last time we spiked to 15 cents and 32 cents volume was JUST like this. The deals we had back then were just fluff too, the 16 million can order we have now is LEGITIMATE.
The company and to navigate around some fraudulent activities with the owners and investors too, so authorizing more shares could have freaked them out to sell out. This could all be corporate strategy and then our valuation gets corrected to where this thing opens up one day at 8 cents or higher.
Last time we went from 2 cents to 15 cents in a rush off barely any news. Since it dipped just below 1 cent you better bet this is going over 7 cents now with a solidified deal with Mexico. The acquisition hasn't even been mentioned yet.
Now, combine that with the marijuana hype for 2018 all we have to do is come out with some positive results in the next couple quarters and money will start to flow in big time. $1 seems like a crazy dream, maybe from RIGHT now..but if we can reach 10-20 cents it's not an unrealistic dream at that point.
I do agree though a reverse split will come but only as a strategic move. TRTC approved a reverse split to use at the time they feel is necessary to uplist. For example, if marijuana was rescheduled and it was suddenly approved medically/Recereationally throughout the United States the executives would authorize it to a price to uplist so they are one of the 1st companies on a major exchange. If they didn't have the vote right away they'd have to wait for the shareholders and that could be a huge lost opportunity on big bucks wanting to get in on the action. A $5-10 company looks more "Safe" and appealing than a .20 company, at least from the eyes of a fund because of all the negativity around "penny stocks"
Best of luck yall. There's a rising slope coming our way and patience has finally paid off.
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