I like the way $UNVC is trading. We go up, then we get a little churn and a little back-filling, then we end well, and then we hit new highs the following day or within a day or two. This has all the hallmarks of a great run with news.
We expect UNVC to become current with audited financials, and it will be very interesting to see what level they become current at. We expect the introduction of a new cannabis transdermal patch --- perhaps different dosages --- and keep in mind the patch is ideal for treating PTSD, Opioid Addiction, Pain Relief and other maladies often suffered by war veterans (can you say government contracts). AGRiMED founders and managers have been involved with helping veterans for many years.
But don’t just think of war veterans. If the dosage can be carefully controlled (again, the patch offers the best method of dosage control), then Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson disease, Cancer, Crohns and many more maladies effecting broad swathes of the general public are possible. Also, both AGRiMED and Univec have mentioned other products that could come to market --- I wonder what they might be.
Finally, there is talk (at least among shareholders) of a reverse merger with AGRiMED. In my opinion, if UNVC hits it big with the patch, the revenue alone from this one product would make a reverse merger much more likely.
How big could this combination of companies be? The answer is likely dependent on how many subsidiaries AGRiMED is willing to admit having. We know Sterling Crockett and Bruce Goldman were founders of GREEN THUMB INDUSTRIES in Maryland, and we have no reason to believe they were bought out. Crockett and Goldman then founded AGRiMED. After stepping down from AGRiMED management, Crockett moved to Florida where he said he would work with the legislature to legalize cannabis (that change is happening in Florida). Sterling Crockett has not stopped there. Crockett is starting additional companies for cannabis and hemp in other states under other company names (Sativeo is one company found).
So, how big could this be? The possibilities are massive.
Looking to break through the .0030 barrior today.
We expect UNVC to become current with audited financials, and it will be very interesting to see what level they become current at. We expect the introduction of a new cannabis transdermal patch --- perhaps different dosages --- and keep in mind the patch is ideal for treating PTSD, Opioid Addiction, Pain Relief and other maladies often suffered by war veterans (can you say government contracts). AGRiMED founders and managers have been involved with helping veterans for many years.
But don’t just think of war veterans. If the dosage can be carefully controlled (again, the patch offers the best method of dosage control), then Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson disease, Cancer, Crohns and many more maladies effecting broad swathes of the general public are possible. Also, both AGRiMED and Univec have mentioned other products that could come to market --- I wonder what they might be.
Finally, there is talk (at least among shareholders) of a reverse merger with AGRiMED. In my opinion, if UNVC hits it big with the patch, the revenue alone from this one product would make a reverse merger much more likely.
How big could this combination of companies be? The answer is likely dependent on how many subsidiaries AGRiMED is willing to admit having. We know Sterling Crockett and Bruce Goldman were founders of GREEN THUMB INDUSTRIES in Maryland, and we have no reason to believe they were bought out. Crockett and Goldman then founded AGRiMED. After stepping down from AGRiMED management, Crockett moved to Florida where he said he would work with the legislature to legalize cannabis (that change is happening in Florida). Sterling Crockett has not stopped there. Crockett is starting additional companies for cannabis and hemp in other states under other company names (Sativeo is one company found).
So, how big could this be? The possibilities are massive.
Looking to break through the .0030 barrior today.
