Imagine you are Doctor Dalton at Univec, and you h
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Imagine you are Doctor Dalton at Univec, and you have the rights to sell cannabis and marijuana products to half the pharmacies in America.
I don’t mean half the cannabis dispensaries. I mean half of all the pharmacies in all of America like CVS, Walgreens, and the pharmacy at your local grocery.
If you had that, do you think you’d make money? You should know that there are about 70,000 pharmacies in the United States, and half would be about 35,000 pharmacies.
I know what you’re thinking, “Marijuana isn’t legal in all 50 states.”
And you’re right, it isn’t. Not yet. However, the mid-term elections are near and November 6th is not really all that far off. So if you are investing in cannabis stocks, then I suggest you vote for the candidate that favors your kind of investments (most candidates do these days).
However, there are also pharmacies outside the United States of America, and HRI has gobbled up distribution opportunities there as well (think Canada and Mexico and other American protectorates. So what would such a company be worth? Can you even imagine? First, remember that America is the largest cannabis market in the entire world, and remember also that cannabis is not yet legal throughout the entire United States --- not yet. But, it may be soon.
Now imagine a company that produces a cannabis product you can count on to be of the highest quality, and exactly what is stated on the label. You see, according to recent studies, at least 30% or more of all cannabis products sold in America today are not as stated on their labels. Some cannabis products contain contaminants while others state a specific potency which they do not consistently meet, and many others do not meet either criteria. Enter Univec and combine this company with AGRiMED whose mission it is to produce the highest quality cannabis that meets or exceeds the most rigid quality requirements needed to be called medical pharmaceutical grade cannabis. If you are investing in UNVC, this is the kind of company you invested in, and you should consider what the value of such a company might actually be.
You see, Univec through HRI handles ordering and billing for 70,000 pharmacies, and they will be handling Univec products as well. Do you think such a company will be valued at .0048 cents per share for very long? Think about this for a moment before you jump to an action or a conclusion that you may soon regret. First, remember the names of the people who are posting, and then consider why they would even be posting on this board. Do they know you? Would they have any reason to protect you? If you are not considering their motives, then you should not be investing at this end of the market.
Wise men often say “there are sharks in them there waters,” and they are wise indeed for saying this, because some desire to sow fear so they might load all the shares they can steal from the uncertain investor who jumps when they should wait to consider.
I don’t mean half the cannabis dispensaries. I mean half of all the pharmacies in all of America like CVS, Walgreens, and the pharmacy at your local grocery.
If you had that, do you think you’d make money? You should know that there are about 70,000 pharmacies in the United States, and half would be about 35,000 pharmacies.
I know what you’re thinking, “Marijuana isn’t legal in all 50 states.”
And you’re right, it isn’t. Not yet. However, the mid-term elections are near and November 6th is not really all that far off. So if you are investing in cannabis stocks, then I suggest you vote for the candidate that favors your kind of investments (most candidates do these days).
However, there are also pharmacies outside the United States of America, and HRI has gobbled up distribution opportunities there as well (think Canada and Mexico and other American protectorates. So what would such a company be worth? Can you even imagine? First, remember that America is the largest cannabis market in the entire world, and remember also that cannabis is not yet legal throughout the entire United States --- not yet. But, it may be soon.
Now imagine a company that produces a cannabis product you can count on to be of the highest quality, and exactly what is stated on the label. You see, according to recent studies, at least 30% or more of all cannabis products sold in America today are not as stated on their labels. Some cannabis products contain contaminants while others state a specific potency which they do not consistently meet, and many others do not meet either criteria. Enter Univec and combine this company with AGRiMED whose mission it is to produce the highest quality cannabis that meets or exceeds the most rigid quality requirements needed to be called medical pharmaceutical grade cannabis. If you are investing in UNVC, this is the kind of company you invested in, and you should consider what the value of such a company might actually be.
You see, Univec through HRI handles ordering and billing for 70,000 pharmacies, and they will be handling Univec products as well. Do you think such a company will be valued at .0048 cents per share for very long? Think about this for a moment before you jump to an action or a conclusion that you may soon regret. First, remember the names of the people who are posting, and then consider why they would even be posting on this board. Do they know you? Would they have any reason to protect you? If you are not considering their motives, then you should not be investing at this end of the market.
Wise men often say “there are sharks in them there waters,” and they are wise indeed for saying this, because some desire to sow fear so they might load all the shares they can steal from the uncertain investor who jumps when they should wait to consider.
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