HEMPd didn't "take time away" from anything. It was determined by our very capable management team that developing the HEMPd brand FIRST was BY FAR the smartest move, as well as going after the private label deal. The original RMH brand will re-launch when they feel the time is right to divert resources to it.
Far too many amateur investors think they can run a company better than the professionals at the helm. In some cases they may be right, but they're very much wrong in the case of Rocky Mountain High Brands. That was not necessarily the case early on, but it definitely is now. This company has very capable people running it, so let em run it and try to be patient as they grow the business.
Your opinion is your opinion, and just because management doesn't agree with it doesn't make them wrong in the least.
Also, "soft" bashers use whining and complaining and irrelevant questions, and your posts yesterday prior to the podcast matched that style perfectly. Sorry if it's just that you're losing your cool while waiting for gains, but it is what it is. It'll happen when it happens.
Complaining might make you feel better, but those working hard to make it happen will just shake their heads because they know how wrong you are about what they're supposedly not doing.
You invested in a start up company with little to no money of their own with which to launch. Launching new brands is hard enough, even for lavishly funded spin-off companies with wealthy parent companies like Coke, Pepsi, or Dr. Pepper/Snapple.
The reason people invest in a start up company with dirt cheap stock, other than flipping for rent money or new cars, is the lure of possibly realizing life changing gains IF those companies survive the gauntlet and achieve major success. As I see it, this company is rapidly headed in that direction, just not fast enough for the flippers and the more impatient of the long term investors. Nevertheless, they're getting it done. Take it or leave it.
You mentioned holding the company "accountable" with your complaints. You can complain on a message board 24/7 and all you will ever accomplish is to maybe drop the value of your own stock. IF companies are in the wrong, the SEC and various law firms are the only thing that'll hold a company accountable.
If your invested in a company that's not performing and/or just selling stock and nothing more, which this company is NOT EVEN CLOSE to being guilty of, you'll never get them to do squat because of your complaints. I've been watching the OTC for 20 years and I know that to be a fact.
If a company has wronged shareholders through intentional deception, you might get some of your lost investment back if you register as a plaintiff in a class action law suit.
You should consider yourself lucky to have invested in an OTC start up company that's not only NOT scamming it's shareholders, but well on it's way to becoming a leader in one of the most lucrative markets to come along in years.
As long as the federal government recognizes the tremendous economic potential of this market, I don't think even they will try to stop this from progressing. That would be an incredible mistake and an injustice to all of humanity.
Far too many amateur investors think they can run a company better than the professionals at the helm. In some cases they may be right, but they're very much wrong in the case of Rocky Mountain High Brands. That was not necessarily the case early on, but it definitely is now. This company has very capable people running it, so let em run it and try to be patient as they grow the business.
Your opinion is your opinion, and just because management doesn't agree with it doesn't make them wrong in the least.
Also, "soft" bashers use whining and complaining and irrelevant questions, and your posts yesterday prior to the podcast matched that style perfectly. Sorry if it's just that you're losing your cool while waiting for gains, but it is what it is. It'll happen when it happens.
Complaining might make you feel better, but those working hard to make it happen will just shake their heads because they know how wrong you are about what they're supposedly not doing.
You invested in a start up company with little to no money of their own with which to launch. Launching new brands is hard enough, even for lavishly funded spin-off companies with wealthy parent companies like Coke, Pepsi, or Dr. Pepper/Snapple.
The reason people invest in a start up company with dirt cheap stock, other than flipping for rent money or new cars, is the lure of possibly realizing life changing gains IF those companies survive the gauntlet and achieve major success. As I see it, this company is rapidly headed in that direction, just not fast enough for the flippers and the more impatient of the long term investors. Nevertheless, they're getting it done. Take it or leave it.
You mentioned holding the company "accountable" with your complaints. You can complain on a message board 24/7 and all you will ever accomplish is to maybe drop the value of your own stock. IF companies are in the wrong, the SEC and various law firms are the only thing that'll hold a company accountable.
If your invested in a company that's not performing and/or just selling stock and nothing more, which this company is NOT EVEN CLOSE to being guilty of, you'll never get them to do squat because of your complaints. I've been watching the OTC for 20 years and I know that to be a fact.
If a company has wronged shareholders through intentional deception, you might get some of your lost investment back if you register as a plaintiff in a class action law suit.
You should consider yourself lucky to have invested in an OTC start up company that's not only NOT scamming it's shareholders, but well on it's way to becoming a leader in one of the most lucrative markets to come along in years.
As long as the federal government recognizes the tremendous economic potential of this market, I don't think even they will try to stop this from progressing. That would be an incredible mistake and an injustice to all of humanity.
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