What we all have in common is OF COURSE we would l
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Posted On: 09/23/2019 8:34:00 AM
What we all have in common is OF COURSE we would like to see the value of our investment increasing, but flippers and even many long term investors only see it if it's in their portfolio value. They can't see the ACTUAL value of their investment increasing due to certain very important growth related milestones being achieved, but it is increasing. The pps will reflect it once it draws the attention analyst's and whales due to strong revenue growth.
Many refuse to believe that the events taking place for this company are exactly what this company needs to achieve in order for the pps increase to become a reality. Many people have refused to accept that success can indeed be happening even if it's not being reflected it the pps NOW, but if you truly meant to go long, you'll see the rewards from that growth in coming quarters.
Most that fall victim to that illusion do so because they've seen the stock prices of some of these start up companies experience bull runs even with little to no revenue and nothing other than initial progress and big projections of success. That happened with this stock in 2015 and it's what caught the attention of many traders/investors looking for quick riches.
It's part of the artificial, non-management driven pump and dump system. Not all pump and dump plays are run by managements. Most are not, in fact. Especially with fully reporting audited companies like Rocky Mountain High Brands. Inside P & D is not occurring here.
The P & D is easy for outside groups to orchestrate as long as the float is thin enough, the stock is drawing a lot of attention already, and they time big buys with hype generating news.
This company is now in a position where the "whales" or "orchestrators", which includes some MM's, are going to try like hell to keep the pps down for slow accumulation in anticipation of a HUGE paycheck once the stock finally runs hard (with their help), and they of course will have made sizable profits shorting the stock on the way down.
Fact is, shy of major catastrophe, the pps WILL run eventually. The next few quarters will make it clear, and hopefully people can leave Knopic and the management team alone so they aren't so compelled to speak of various developments and their timing before they should be. Very understandable as to why they feel compelled to share their successes as they unfold. They're very excited about what's coming.
Once they decide that's want they want to do, they normally need to tell all shareholders and NOT just a few. That's where you get a podcast or PR complete with forward looking statements that the bashers/shorters can often use to their advantage, especially if something predicted is delayed.
I know that won't happen though. Too many investors just can't stop staring at that pps whilst fearing the loss of their entire investment. Well, at this point in the company's progress, I truly believe investors have nothing to fear but fear itself, since if that fear drives them to sell at a major loss, ONLY THEN do they truly lose.
When it comes to delays, it's bad enough with large corporations. I've worked for a large corporation for over 35 years and I've seen dozens of delays and fumbles from both inside and outside the company. Happens all the time, but it's different when a company is small and the delays are big. They can't hide it under all of the other things that went right because they are still working to build the company to that scale and they're not yet profitable.
As a matter of fact, the multi billion dollar company I work for has an entire segment of their operations that's losing money right now due to market conditions which they have very little control over, leaving them scrambling to make the necessary changes required to return to profits in that segment.
That's for a huge company with ample resources that was already seeing major profits in that segment for many years.
Now take a small start up, delayed from a "forking" over after not even 2 years of brand building, riddled by dilution generated out of necessity mostly to defend themselves in court from the "forkers", then leaning headlong into the high winds of their own market nightmare being the regulatory hurdles both in the U.S. and abroad. Easy? Not even close! As for a major chunk of dilution after just over 2 years building the company, none of us, including the current management team, could predict the Chinese diddle. Just the way it goes so often with early-stage start ups.
With a ton of hard work and determination, they are standing on the cusp of successfully achieving major distribution in domestic and especially international markets. I see that as major success. The pps will get there. This is go time.
The revenues will take care of the stock price. It'll reduce and eventually all but eliminate dilution. This is all my opinion of course, but it's based on a lot of facts at this point. I'm feeling very good about where RMHB is headed.
Many refuse to believe that the events taking place for this company are exactly what this company needs to achieve in order for the pps increase to become a reality. Many people have refused to accept that success can indeed be happening even if it's not being reflected it the pps NOW, but if you truly meant to go long, you'll see the rewards from that growth in coming quarters.
Most that fall victim to that illusion do so because they've seen the stock prices of some of these start up companies experience bull runs even with little to no revenue and nothing other than initial progress and big projections of success. That happened with this stock in 2015 and it's what caught the attention of many traders/investors looking for quick riches.
It's part of the artificial, non-management driven pump and dump system. Not all pump and dump plays are run by managements. Most are not, in fact. Especially with fully reporting audited companies like Rocky Mountain High Brands. Inside P & D is not occurring here.
The P & D is easy for outside groups to orchestrate as long as the float is thin enough, the stock is drawing a lot of attention already, and they time big buys with hype generating news.
This company is now in a position where the "whales" or "orchestrators", which includes some MM's, are going to try like hell to keep the pps down for slow accumulation in anticipation of a HUGE paycheck once the stock finally runs hard (with their help), and they of course will have made sizable profits shorting the stock on the way down.
Fact is, shy of major catastrophe, the pps WILL run eventually. The next few quarters will make it clear, and hopefully people can leave Knopic and the management team alone so they aren't so compelled to speak of various developments and their timing before they should be. Very understandable as to why they feel compelled to share their successes as they unfold. They're very excited about what's coming.
Once they decide that's want they want to do, they normally need to tell all shareholders and NOT just a few. That's where you get a podcast or PR complete with forward looking statements that the bashers/shorters can often use to their advantage, especially if something predicted is delayed.
I know that won't happen though. Too many investors just can't stop staring at that pps whilst fearing the loss of their entire investment. Well, at this point in the company's progress, I truly believe investors have nothing to fear but fear itself, since if that fear drives them to sell at a major loss, ONLY THEN do they truly lose.
When it comes to delays, it's bad enough with large corporations. I've worked for a large corporation for over 35 years and I've seen dozens of delays and fumbles from both inside and outside the company. Happens all the time, but it's different when a company is small and the delays are big. They can't hide it under all of the other things that went right because they are still working to build the company to that scale and they're not yet profitable.
As a matter of fact, the multi billion dollar company I work for has an entire segment of their operations that's losing money right now due to market conditions which they have very little control over, leaving them scrambling to make the necessary changes required to return to profits in that segment.
That's for a huge company with ample resources that was already seeing major profits in that segment for many years.
Now take a small start up, delayed from a "forking" over after not even 2 years of brand building, riddled by dilution generated out of necessity mostly to defend themselves in court from the "forkers", then leaning headlong into the high winds of their own market nightmare being the regulatory hurdles both in the U.S. and abroad. Easy? Not even close! As for a major chunk of dilution after just over 2 years building the company, none of us, including the current management team, could predict the Chinese diddle. Just the way it goes so often with early-stage start ups.
With a ton of hard work and determination, they are standing on the cusp of successfully achieving major distribution in domestic and especially international markets. I see that as major success. The pps will get there. This is go time.
The revenues will take care of the stock price. It'll reduce and eventually all but eliminate dilution. This is all my opinion of course, but it's based on a lot of facts at this point. I'm feeling very good about where RMHB is headed.
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