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re: Let’s talk weed stocks in this thread
Posted on 6/13/19 at 11:02 am to TigrrrDad
Posted on 6/13/19 at 11:02 am to TigrrrDad
Somebody please just post when either LVVV or NXTTF does something positive lol. I cant bare to look at the stock prices on a daily basis, way too much anxiety and a constant reminder of how bad I am at trading stocks.
Posted on 6/13/19 at 11:04 am to ScaryClown
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Somebody please just post when either LVVV or NXTTF does something positive lol. I cant bare to look at the stock prices on a daily basis, way too much anxiety and a constant reminder of how bad I am at trading stocks.
You will know when because I will be selling.
Posted on 6/13/19 at 11:38 am to TigrrrDad
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same sunshine pumpers are still pumping.
Just like here
not pumpers
pumper
singular, one
Posted on 6/13/19 at 11:50 am to rowbear1922
I'm looking at selling too rowbear.
I bought in to LVVV as a marijuana company, but they really aren't.
LVVV is a holding company with its foot in as many different ventures as possible. They are using revenues from one to start another "fail-fast business" with the hopes of a home-run.
There's no clear vision or mission statement for LVVV. For GHC Ventures? Yeah sure, but we're not invested in GHC.
Sadly I think we're screwed. They've never showed accounting competence with their financial disclosures or reporting. Goodbye Uplist
They've never pretended that they're actually looking to turn a profit or provide any sort of value for the shareholders. Goodbye EPS
They've never committed to a business structure. Goodbye confidence in leadership
There is no 10 year plan or mission statement. Goodbye to the reason to hold
At no point are they attempting to provide any value to shareholders. Goodbye incentive to buy for even short term.
Naively, when I first bought back in October, I thought this was an MJ startup that I was getting in on the ground floor. But they've proved to me that LVVV is just using MJ as a means to an end - robbing shareholders.
I bought in to LVVV as a marijuana company, but they really aren't.
LVVV is a holding company with its foot in as many different ventures as possible. They are using revenues from one to start another "fail-fast business" with the hopes of a home-run.
There's no clear vision or mission statement for LVVV. For GHC Ventures? Yeah sure, but we're not invested in GHC.
Sadly I think we're screwed. They've never showed accounting competence with their financial disclosures or reporting. Goodbye Uplist
They've never pretended that they're actually looking to turn a profit or provide any sort of value for the shareholders. Goodbye EPS
They've never committed to a business structure. Goodbye confidence in leadership
There is no 10 year plan or mission statement. Goodbye to the reason to hold
At no point are they attempting to provide any value to shareholders. Goodbye incentive to buy for even short term.
Naively, when I first bought back in October, I thought this was an MJ startup that I was getting in on the ground floor. But they've proved to me that LVVV is just using MJ as a means to an end - robbing shareholders.
Posted on 6/13/19 at 12:01 pm to BitBuster
quote:
I bought in to LVVV as a marijuana company, but they really aren't.
LVVV is a holding company with its foot in as many different ventures as possible. They are using revenues from one to start another "fail-fast business" with the hopes of a home-run.
Yea I bought into a MJ clone and the 7x compliance business but they are not showing any positive signs with either to this point and are now branching out to any and all directions that detracts time spent on what I thought was the core business.
The shares seem to Bill's personal slush fund.
Posted on 6/13/19 at 1:22 pm to rowbear1922
What convinced you 7x pure was legit?
There is no patent (approved or pending), no intangible acquisition, no R&D spend etc..... it literally was created out of no where.
A dosing and lab verification system except they have no labs to do any of the things they claim to do.
This has always been the most obvious scam of the many they do.
There is no patent (approved or pending), no intangible acquisition, no R&D spend etc..... it literally was created out of no where.
A dosing and lab verification system except they have no labs to do any of the things they claim to do.
This has always been the most obvious scam of the many they do.
Posted on 6/13/19 at 1:53 pm to igoringa
They don't need their own lab - they can use an independent lab for testing. 3rd party lab testing is a requirement for a producer to move product through a distributor. Distributors (LVVV is a licensed distributor) are responsible for coordinating the required 3rd party testing of a licensee's product. Those lab results are then incorporated into the 7x Pure tracking system, which uses blockchain technology. That, as well, is a ruse in your mind, and "blockchain" is just another buzzword - despite the fact that LVVV has a guy on the payroll whose company integrates blockchain technology into businesses, and whose brother is a blockchain tech guy. I've posted this before. LVVV also signed Basso Botanicals to a distribution deal back in April - the first manufacturer to implement Livewire's 7x Pure system (which doesn't exist
). You know Bill is good when he has even conned the businesses using 7x Pure into believing it's real. He even conned Coachella into using it as the pilot program for their city. Wait until the people using it find out it doesn't exist!
Not finding something on a financial statement can mean one of two things:
1) it doesn’t exist
2) shoddy bookkeeping.
The answer is not always option 1. Especially when Bill has a special talent for option 2.

Not finding something on a financial statement can mean one of two things:
1) it doesn’t exist
2) shoddy bookkeeping.
The answer is not always option 1. Especially when Bill has a special talent for option 2.

This post was edited on 6/13/19 at 2:07 pm
Posted on 6/13/19 at 3:05 pm to TigrrrDad
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They don't need their own lab - they can use an independent lab for testing.
Who do they use as the lab? At what cost?
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. Distributors (LVVV is a licensed distributor) are responsible for coordinating the required 3rd party testing of a licensee's product.
How much distribution does lvvv actually do? How much of the 49k revenue was distribution?
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. Those lab results are then incorporated into the 7x Pure tracking system, which uses blockchain technology.
When was the original 7x developed by lvvv and by whom? How long did it take? Why no patent or patent pending? How much did it cost to develop?
You say it uses blockchain - where are you getting from? Never saw anything saying that the blockchain technology was developed and being used... only that they were going to develop it. Show me where it is done and being used.
The guy on the payroll - show us who else he has done this for as you cite? Not his brother - him. Show us the links showing HIS past work and success.
Tell us all you know about basso botanicals including how they are using it. How much is expected from this relationship?
How did the pilot program for Coachella go? Did they host the system? Cloud? What were the results? Where is the evidence this actually happenned?
You keep blabbering about the financials as if it is the only evidence piece that shows 7x came out of thin air. It is but one of many pieces of evidence.
Answer above and we can talk. Otherwise you are giving Bill a reach around with one hand while you parrot his rhetoric.
This post was edited on 6/13/19 at 3:08 pm
Posted on 6/13/19 at 4:01 pm to igoringa
You’re right - doesn’t exist.
Everyone bail out now. SELL! SELL! SELL!
My work is done here. I’ll be back at gloating time.
He who laughs last...

Everyone bail out now. SELL! SELL! SELL!

My work is done here. I’ll be back at gloating time.
He who laughs last...
This post was edited on 6/13/19 at 4:07 pm
Posted on 6/13/19 at 4:26 pm to igoringa
You know, i completely regret ever bringing LVVV into this thread

Posted on 6/13/19 at 4:38 pm to rowbear1922
anyone know what page LVVV talk started on? I would love to go back and read the first 5 or so pages

Posted on 6/13/19 at 9:18 pm to Pendulum
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anyone know what page LVVV talk started on? I would love to go back and read the first 5 or so pages
1
Row mentioned it, then Dad came in off the top rope with a frickin dissertation for a penny stock
Posted on 6/14/19 at 10:29 am to Pendulum
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You all should have cashed out with me on that pop on 5/24. It's lost about 25% since then. If for some reason it pops say as much as 50% on some day on some great news, I can get back in at almost that same price . I wouldn't, but I could.
It would now have to go up by 62% to get back to the 5.24 spike, youch
ETA: and I didn't realize it was a page 1er, for some reason I thought this thread started in like May '18. There must have been another thread that got buried maybe?
This post was edited on 6/14/19 at 10:31 am
Posted on 6/14/19 at 10:51 am to Pendulum
LVVV is circling the bowl baws. Down to 1.3 cents per share.
This equestrian research thing is probably the nail in this scam coffin.
Ridiculous.
This equestrian research thing is probably the nail in this scam coffin.
Ridiculous.

Posted on 6/14/19 at 11:20 am to TDFreak
Don't worry, he who laughs last. It was all a ruse!
Posted on 6/14/19 at 1:26 pm to TigrrrDad
quote:
They don't need their own lab - they can use an independent lab for testing. 3rd party lab testing is a requirement for a producer to move product through a distributor. Distributors (LVVV is a licensed distributor) are responsible for coordinating the required 3rd party testing of a licensee's product. Those lab results are then incorporated into the 7x Pure tracking system, which uses blockchain technology. That, as well, is a ruse in your mind, and "blockchain" is just another buzzword - despite the fact that LVVV has a guy on the payroll whose company integrates blockchain technology into businesses, and whose brother is a blockchain tech guy. I've posted this before. LVVV also signed Basso Botanicals to a distribution deal back in April - the first manufacturer to implement Livewire's 7x Pure system (which doesn't exist ). You know Bill is good when he has even conned the businesses using 7x Pure into believing it's real. He even conned Coachella into using it as the pilot program for their city. Wait until the people using it find out it doesn't exist!
Not finding something on a financial statement can mean one of two things:
1) it doesn’t exist
2) shoddy bookkeeping.
The answer is not always option 1.
people sell software that doesnt exist with development on going all the time. doesnt mean anything.
its typically worked out in aa software deal additional requirements to build in a phase of implementation is put in to scope additional needs with rough estimate in place.
how does 7x integrate with existing supply chain tech the marijuana companies are already adopting and why if they're going to be such a big deal do they continue allowing their CEO to tarnish their brand with piss poor business management such as their financials.
also why aren't they partnering with someone weve actually heard of. plenty of money in this industry to do that these days especially
Posted on 6/14/19 at 2:06 pm to oklahogjr
What’s going on with Valens recently. shite hasn’t been doing well at all. Same with Aurora. These weed stocks are killing me
Posted on 6/14/19 at 3:43 pm to oklahogjr
One of the sunshine pumping longs on the LVVV board just threw in the towel on the company lulz
This post was edited on 6/14/19 at 3:45 pm
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