Just be sure you don't confuse "tentative" or "ant
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Posted On: 09/21/2019 12:52:56 PM
Re: robinsonst1 #58613
Just be sure you don't confuse "tentative" or "anticipated" with PROMISES. That's one of the reasons they were better off not talking about what's happening behind the scenes, no matter how much they were pestered. Overly anxious traders and investors hold them to those projections as if etched in stone. As if they were truly "promises" even though they weren't.
If it's killing you, it's because you were never truly prepared to go truly long term as that relates to start ups, and never really expected my prediction of a drop in pps post split and before big revenues to come true. It did. However, the rest of that prediction was all good, since it stated that massive growth would follow an end to delays that the management group had very little control over.
Even here in the states. The big market will be CBD infused and THC infused, and as for retail, BOTH are still waiting for the FDA to first provide preliminary guidance and eventually final regulatory guidelines for the CBD infused food/beverages. The THC will be huge, but will be subject to the same delays. First federal legalization (which WILL happen), and then FDA regulations,
We'll get there, but like I and many others have insisted, the big gains won't materialize until the rate of growth seen in the fins offers proof of sales success and also cements the growth of the company's valuation. The progress is the proof.
You can stare at the pps all day long every day and convince yourself that since it's stagnated there's no progress taking place, but you would be wrong. Just gotta tough it out. That's the way it goes with start ups. Once sales truly get traction, the pps will follow, and sales are about to explode.
Great thing for us is that almost as soon as the product gets rolling, they'll be needing more. That's based on CBD Life's market testing (as well as Green Lotus), but it's my understanding that they are good at what they do. They're working with the best, and they're just weeks from launch. Hang in there!
If it's killing you, it's because you were never truly prepared to go truly long term as that relates to start ups, and never really expected my prediction of a drop in pps post split and before big revenues to come true. It did. However, the rest of that prediction was all good, since it stated that massive growth would follow an end to delays that the management group had very little control over.
Even here in the states. The big market will be CBD infused and THC infused, and as for retail, BOTH are still waiting for the FDA to first provide preliminary guidance and eventually final regulatory guidelines for the CBD infused food/beverages. The THC will be huge, but will be subject to the same delays. First federal legalization (which WILL happen), and then FDA regulations,
We'll get there, but like I and many others have insisted, the big gains won't materialize until the rate of growth seen in the fins offers proof of sales success and also cements the growth of the company's valuation. The progress is the proof.
You can stare at the pps all day long every day and convince yourself that since it's stagnated there's no progress taking place, but you would be wrong. Just gotta tough it out. That's the way it goes with start ups. Once sales truly get traction, the pps will follow, and sales are about to explode.
Great thing for us is that almost as soon as the product gets rolling, they'll be needing more. That's based on CBD Life's market testing (as well as Green Lotus), but it's my understanding that they are good at what they do. They're working with the best, and they're just weeks from launch. Hang in there!
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