Are you serious with "WHY HAVEN'T WE SIGNED WITH A
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Posted On: 10/19/2019 10:13:28 AM
Are you serious with "WHY HAVEN'T WE SIGNED WITH A NATIONAL DISTRIBUTOR ???" ??? It's not simply apples to apples.
Thank GOD, because it took Celsius longer than it will RMHB, even after all of the struggle they've endured so far.
Celsius first introduced their drinks in 2005, NOT 2014 when it was at .38/share. If you had bought the stock in 2005 and held it until 2017 when it hit $7/share, then you wouldn't likely be one of those complaining about where we are at the 4.5 year mark.
That's a 12 year stretch for Celsius going from pennies a share to 7 dollars.
Taking into account the awesome foundation/portfolio of products the current RMHB team has built, and the CBD market poised to explode as regulatory hurdles are finally pushed aside, I think our future looks much better than the Celsius story.
You sign with national distributors when the market tells them your products will move in a big way. That's why Doug Gillen's proposal had to wait, because regulatory hurdles cause major national distributors to postpone investing in something until it's time. Just the way it goes.
RNDC said 2020 would be the time for national distribution of CBD infused products for them, and they were extremely excited about the prospect of THC infused products once marijuana is legalized at the federal level, which will come much sooner than some of the skeptics and brainwashed "evil weed" believers think.
Thank GOD, because it took Celsius longer than it will RMHB, even after all of the struggle they've endured so far.
Celsius first introduced their drinks in 2005, NOT 2014 when it was at .38/share. If you had bought the stock in 2005 and held it until 2017 when it hit $7/share, then you wouldn't likely be one of those complaining about where we are at the 4.5 year mark.
That's a 12 year stretch for Celsius going from pennies a share to 7 dollars.
Taking into account the awesome foundation/portfolio of products the current RMHB team has built, and the CBD market poised to explode as regulatory hurdles are finally pushed aside, I think our future looks much better than the Celsius story.
You sign with national distributors when the market tells them your products will move in a big way. That's why Doug Gillen's proposal had to wait, because regulatory hurdles cause major national distributors to postpone investing in something until it's time. Just the way it goes.
RNDC said 2020 would be the time for national distribution of CBD infused products for them, and they were extremely excited about the prospect of THC infused products once marijuana is legalized at the federal level, which will come much sooner than some of the skeptics and brainwashed "evil weed" believers think.
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