re: Let’s talk weed stocks in this thread

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I guess the revs are so significant that they are still counting money. It’s the only explanation for late filing at this point.

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That is unfair rowbear1922 - making up fake numbers that will ultimately be reversed if they ever find someone stupid enough to audit them is time consuming work.

The last time they reported revenue that held up to an audit was 2015. 2015! 2016 and 2017 audits showed zero revenue, and there has been no audit since.

Tigerrrdad for awhile gave the impression he would man up on this... but watching him pathetically excuse make the last few months has put an end to that. From 75,000 clones every month or two from three pods at $10-20 each, to claiming anyone who expects anything meaningful over $40K is expecting '100% capacity'. Funny thing is using his math, to beat $40K... using his hypothetical numbers: (1) 2 grows at quarter at 75K per grow at $15 (his midpoint); and (2) zero revenue from distribution and the investments in soccer mom's Scentsy's downlines.... they would have to be producing and selling at a whopping 2% capacity. 2%! And remember they added the two pods because demand exceeded expectations... nevermind pre-orders.

The scam is so transparent it is unbelievable... but he will be here shortly to laugh last.

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The scam is so transparent it is unbelievable... but he will be here shortly to laugh last.

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Think we’ll see our Ruth’s Chris steaks, or do you think

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Just operating on the timeline you gave, baw

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No... he never suggested this timeline... except maybe here:

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I’m still all in on my expectations for around the end of the summer (or when Q2 revenues are released). And I won’t run and hide if it’s a disaster - I’ll be here to take my lumps.

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ETA: The end of the second quarter has always been what I consider the benchmark. If they are still showing these numbers at the end of Q2, I wouldn’t argue your point.

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ETATE: That being said, For me $150K would have been expected. These results were crap, but Bill gonna Bill. But I still look at late summer for the big run.

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I bought a new Vette this week with the profits I’m gonna make this summer from LVVV.

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If you look at what is expected between now and around the end of the summer - revenue gets reported for Coachella, Paso Robles buildout is reported periodically, then they get the state license there, then they start showing photos of a large nursery full of plants, etc...

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But pretty much everything that has been talked about since day 1 is coming to fruition. The company’s plans are proceeding as we had all hoped. I don’t understand why so many people are ready to ditch when they get back to even or a small profit. We’ve always talked about the end of the summer being a reasonable timeframe to see significant progress, i.e. Coachella cranking out good revenues and Paso Robles up and running. Nothing has changed. If people are going to bail out before then, I don’t understand why they bought in the first place.

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And ofcourse we could put about 20 more, but just to make sure there is no confusion Thib… that you are simply being impatient - recall when he told you this:

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What part of “by long we’ve been discussing around a year from Sept. 2018 for 80+ pages” as opposed to “short like a few months” don’t you understand?

Over and over and over again I’ve been talking about the end of this summer as the focal point. Jesus, read the goddamn thread.

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Cmon Thib - read the goddamn thread. The seafood tower will be legit!

With global warming the end of the summer is more like Q3 now.

You being a deadbeat ..... what a shocker. Not that there was any expectation of you being a man of your word. And I valued your word so much lmao.

And the other stunning development - people on a message board like to talk about topics on a message board.... whether people take your advice or not - it is completely fair to point out your voluminous posts of failure.

If you want to see whining - look at posts about money makers and the government keeping you down.

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Of course, every penny stock is basically a speculation play.

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There are press releases available for all of the major moves I mentioned as well.

If you don’t like it, don’t buy their stock.

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I’ve only fooled with one other penny stock in my life

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If you want short term gains, wait for a nice bump when some of the big news hits soon on uplisting, licenses, etc.

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...if you bought at the same times I did, the stock had 50% gains a few weeks later and 25% gains in January.

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I’m not arguing that any penny stock isn’t a risky investment, including this one.

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You’ll find that most people who have jumped onboard here have just thrown a $1,000 or so at it. That’s a good gameplan for any penny stock with potential - huge upside due to the amount of shares you can acquire, but not a huge loss that will cripple your portfolio if it bombs.

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Told a couple friends about it and told them, “Throw a grand at it but don’t go crazy and dump $10K into it.” As I learned more and more about the company, I’ve kept adding. I’m around 190K shares now and I’m feeling good about it. I’m not suggesting that everyone do that, though. Do your own due diligence.

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People who don’t think these things will happen have no reason to invest in this stock.

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Of course, if I could see into the future I’d just go buy the winning powerball ticket.

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my teenage kid has 250K shares

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If you’re looking for logical investment opportunity backed by sound numbers, cannabis penny stocks are probably not for you.

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My advice is to start small - buy a comfortable but expendable position, and when the next spike hits just sell half so you are riding freebies from that point.

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But to an extent, penny stocks are generally start-ups and thus subject to speculation.

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I think it’s been made clear here that this type of investment should be made with expendable money.

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This is just from the first 34 pages - there's another 100 pages that is more of the same. I have zero sympathy for anyone who jumped in without following the entire thread and threw a bunch of money at this on the false narrative of "he has an adult kid who works for Bill and has inside information". If you didn't do your own due diligence, that's on you. If you don't have the stomach for the penny market, that's on you. As for me, I've always said this is a relatively long hold for me - at least a year or two. I'm still long, strong, and patient. Whine away if you were short term and didn't take the significant short term gains that came to fruition.

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And the other stunning development - people on a message board like to talk about topics on a message board.... whether people take your advice or not - it is completely fair to point out your voluminous posts of failure.

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The point is that you only want to point at certain posts and COMPLETELY ignore the following:
quote TigrrrDad, 1st page:

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Of course, every penny stock is basically a speculation play.

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quote TigrrrDad, page 3:

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There are press releases available for all of the major moves I mentioned as well.

If you don’t like it, don’t buy their stock.

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I’ve only fooled with one other penny stock in my life

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quote TigrrrDad, Oct. 5:

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If you want short term gains, wait for a nice bump when some of the big news hits soon on uplisting, licenses, etc.

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...if you bought at the same times I did, the stock had 50% gains a few weeks later and 25% gains in January.

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I’m not arguing that any penny stock isn’t a risky investment, including this one.

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You’ll find that most people who have jumped onboard here have just thrown a $1,000 or so at it. That’s a good gameplan for any penny stock with potential - huge upside due to the amount of shares you can acquire, but not a huge loss that will cripple your portfolio if it bombs.

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Told a couple friends about it and told them, “Throw a grand at it but don’t go crazy and dump $10K into it.” As I learned more and more about the company, I’ve kept adding. I’m around 190K shares now and I’m feeling good about it. I’m not suggesting that everyone do that, though. Do your own due diligence.

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People who don’t think these things will happen have no reason to invest in this stock.

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Of course, if I could see into the future I’d just go buy the winning powerball ticket.

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my teenage kid has 250K shares

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If you’re looking for logical investment opportunity backed by sound numbers, cannabis penny stocks are probably not for you.

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My advice is to start small - buy a comfortable but expendable position, and when the next spike hits just sell half so you are riding freebies from that point.

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But to an extent, penny stocks are generally start-ups and thus subject to speculation.

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I think it’s been made clear here that this type of investment should be made with expendable money.

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Likewise, you want to declare a long play stock a failure after less than a year. If people wanted short term gains, they were there. If they want long term gains, well...you have to wait long term for long term gains. That's why they it's called "long term", genius.

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I’m still all in on my expectations for around the end of the summer (or when Q2 revenues are released). And I won’t run and hide if it’s a disaster - I’ll be here to take my lumps.


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ETA: The end of the second quarter has always been what I consider the benchmark. If they are still showing these numbers at the end of Q2, I wouldn’t argue your point.


And now that time is here and poor Tigerrrdad is crying like a bitch that everyone is whining. Man of his word indeed. Doesn’t realize that taking lumps is different then taking Hodson’s load.

And don’t worry - never had the intention of taking you up on your fake offer .... but I will gladly point out your failure. You really should take out those silly enough to believe the ignorant crap you spouted over the past year ....

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You said stuff like this too

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You can't have it both ways. If people wanted to cash out for short term gains, they could have cashed out for 50% or more. If they want to follow my advice and wait for long term gains, they have to wait LONG TERM. You can't bitch that long term gains haven't arrived in the short term.

And again, if you've followed the thread, my prediction for the end of the 2nd quarter was always based on a few things happening and that was clearly stated. Some of those things didn't happen, and some other things did (like the acquisition of the 260+ acres). Things like that obviously prolong the timeframe. Which is why from the start I said I planned on holding a year or TWO.

And people who followed the entire thread could readily temper my predictions based on what time frames those things did or did not occur in. The issue here is that some people jumped in late on a false narrative and are whining that they didn't make a ton of money - or that they lost more than they could afford to. See "due diligence" for reference.