My investment in RSII was tiny, but bought 100K sh
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Posted On: 03/18/2018 8:01:54 PM
My investment in RSII was tiny, but bought 100K shares at the time, they're now worth 4 times what I paid. I don't know that it can't run up like OWCP did, but if it does, I certainly will cash out much of the stock.
I don't believe it's products are nearly as scientifically researched, but that said, I believe that cannabis may provide such major benefits that even if the formulation isn't very good, the health benefits may still be substantial, especially when compared with not using any form of cannabis at all.
I have recently written OWCP with what I'd like to see from them in either the Annual Report, or in a webcast which I really recommended. I doubt if they'll respond directly to them, I didn't ask for that, but I hope they'll take at least some of what I said into consideration in finalizing the Annual Report.
I strongly believe that OWCP believes that actions speak louder than words, and informing investors is a deed that they believe they can avoid if their actions come to fruition. The problem is that the actions have been delayed so much that investors are becoming impatient. We could be satisfied by actions coming to fruition by things like new partnerships, trials completing successfully, etc, but lacking that they really need to tell us more about what they're doing.
Gary
I don't believe it's products are nearly as scientifically researched, but that said, I believe that cannabis may provide such major benefits that even if the formulation isn't very good, the health benefits may still be substantial, especially when compared with not using any form of cannabis at all.
I have recently written OWCP with what I'd like to see from them in either the Annual Report, or in a webcast which I really recommended. I doubt if they'll respond directly to them, I didn't ask for that, but I hope they'll take at least some of what I said into consideration in finalizing the Annual Report.
I strongly believe that OWCP believes that actions speak louder than words, and informing investors is a deed that they believe they can avoid if their actions come to fruition. The problem is that the actions have been delayed so much that investors are becoming impatient. We could be satisfied by actions coming to fruition by things like new partnerships, trials completing successfully, etc, but lacking that they really need to tell us more about what they're doing.
Gary
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