Potomac your concerns are valid until you see wher
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Posted On: 03/16/2019 4:53:21 PM
Potomac your concerns are valid until you see where we are in this game. We are not even in the first inning, and we have oh so far to go. The timeline is short, even by Congressional standards. The Banking Bill is scheduled for a vote no later than April, and many are pushing for a faster vote than that. There are three or four other bills that might be combined with this bill in the end. This does not mean the players involved are standing still just waiting for the world to hand them something on a plater. You just seen a mega action by Harvest that some claim will change the industry. Harvest is mentioned as being involved with us, and we are told they actually sought out Dalton. If you are thinking this is an industry about to mature, you are oh so very wrong. This industry is much like a new born. It can kind of crawl, but it has not yet learned to walk, and it has a long way to go before it can run. So what is important is only that one get in it, and that one pay attention to who is involved. Do not panic buy and do not panic sell. The bashers are waiting to scoop up your shares if you should flounder.
Several months ago I too thought we might be late to the party. Then I stopped to consider what is actually going on all around us. If you thought 2018 was a good year to invest in the hemp/cannabis industry, then I assure you 2019 will blow you away. Think about who might be big enough to supply hemp for bio-fuel --- the answer is practically no one except on a minor scale. Have you considered who might be large enough to supply hemp seed as a food --- the answer is largely the same. Have you thought about hemp plastic or hemp lumber or hemp textiles or hemp for medicinal purposes? If so, then think about the size a company might need to be to adequately supply the market. Only then can you see how far we still have to go, and only then can you realize how many times we are likely to merge and then re-merge and then re-merge again.
So don't worry so much about being late to the game. The game has hardly even started.
Several months ago I too thought we might be late to the party. Then I stopped to consider what is actually going on all around us. If you thought 2018 was a good year to invest in the hemp/cannabis industry, then I assure you 2019 will blow you away. Think about who might be big enough to supply hemp for bio-fuel --- the answer is practically no one except on a minor scale. Have you considered who might be large enough to supply hemp seed as a food --- the answer is largely the same. Have you thought about hemp plastic or hemp lumber or hemp textiles or hemp for medicinal purposes? If so, then think about the size a company might need to be to adequately supply the market. Only then can you see how far we still have to go, and only then can you realize how many times we are likely to merge and then re-merge and then re-merge again.
So don't worry so much about being late to the game. The game has hardly even started.
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