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Posted on 2/15/19 at 11:47 am to TigrrrDad
So one other thought on LVVV - I notice they talk about Blockchain. Now the skeptic would point out that is the most common play by a pump and dump in early 2018 - claim some kind of blockchain component. Magically, LVVV is developing that.
Funny thing though, looking at their financial statements - there is no R&D expense at all. How can you be developing this proprietary high tech blockchain solution that will be adapted by all in Coachella, without any R&D spend? Am I missing the magic wand?
Granted, I told you before the financials were not GAAP (or close to it) so this may be another error - but seriously, what is the basis for the Blockchain angle?
Funny thing though, looking at their financial statements - there is no R&D expense at all. How can you be developing this proprietary high tech blockchain solution that will be adapted by all in Coachella, without any R&D spend? Am I missing the magic wand?
Granted, I told you before the financials were not GAAP (or close to it) so this may be another error - but seriously, what is the basis for the Blockchain angle?
Posted on 2/15/19 at 1:35 pm to TigrrrDad
We hate you. Stop making us lose money
Posted on 2/15/19 at 1:45 pm to el Gaucho
pooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooor gaucho
This post was edited on 2/15/19 at 1:49 pm
Posted on 2/15/19 at 2:24 pm to 13SaintTiger
Trips to .02 isn’t more than 25%?
You’re not very good at math, baw.
Go look up the share price from 2015 and get back to me. The gains are actually closer to 10,000%.
You’re not very good at math, baw.
Go look up the share price from 2015 and get back to me. The gains are actually closer to 10,000%.
This post was edited on 2/15/19 at 2:40 pm
Posted on 2/15/19 at 2:25 pm to el Gaucho
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We hate you. Stop making us lose money
If you bought the stock because I “made” you, you deserve to lose money.
Posted on 2/15/19 at 3:59 pm to raw dog
Let's take it easy on TigrrDad. Past performance of LVVV dictated that certain news events would trigger a bump in stock price. There were all these upcoming news events that were supposed to solidify the price. The good news happened, the stock price did nothing. There's simply no promotion of the stock or enough volume to cause a rise in share price.
TigrrDad was right, the company received a bunch of good news and is making money. The reason why share price isn't following suit is not really apparent.
TigrrDad was right, the company received a bunch of good news and is making money. The reason why share price isn't following suit is not really apparent.
Posted on 2/15/19 at 5:10 pm to BitBuster
The biggest things are still coming. The first quarter WILL show revenue, and by the summer either the Paso Robles nursery will be up and running or the Coachella operation will be significantly expanded (or both). Volume will return. Anyone who doesn’t think those things will happen should obviously bail (or anyone who thinks those things will happen but won’t move the share price). I’ve said all along to look to the end of Q2 ‘19. My goal all along has been to try to keep everyone up to date on what’s happening and to let them decide whether that’s worth investing in.
For me personally, I’ve got $15,400 into it and what the price does day to day doesn’t concern me prior to those bigger things happening. Yes, it would have been nice if it ran to .06 again instead of .0375 on the recent permit/licensing news so I could have sold some then bought more back on the drop, but I’m in it for the longer term and bigger payday. If I had more money to invest I’d still be buying the dips.
For me personally, I’ve got $15,400 into it and what the price does day to day doesn’t concern me prior to those bigger things happening. Yes, it would have been nice if it ran to .06 again instead of .0375 on the recent permit/licensing news so I could have sold some then bought more back on the drop, but I’m in it for the longer term and bigger payday. If I had more money to invest I’d still be buying the dips.
This post was edited on 2/15/19 at 5:41 pm
Posted on 2/15/19 at 9:10 pm to TigrrrDad
So what do you have? 1,000,000 shares?
In your opinion where do you see this going? To an exchange? If so the share price needs to move a ton. You think long term this is a $2 stock? $20?
In your opinion where do you see this going? To an exchange? If so the share price needs to move a ton. You think long term this is a $2 stock? $20?
Posted on 2/15/19 at 9:46 pm to Mr.Perfect
I have 500,000. Another poster has 1 million shares.
I think it has the potential to hit between $1 - $2 in the next year or two (as some other cannabis penny stocks have done) if everything goes as planned. That means at least 2 of their 3 current locations running on full cylinders and pumping out several million/month in revenue. Obviously it’s not a slam dunk or it wouldn’t be a penny stock. A lot needs to happen to reach that point, but things are proceeding according to plan so far (albeit slower than some would hope).
There are craploads of start up cannabis companies that are penny stocks. Most are going to fail. Some are going to survive. A select few are going to hit grand slams. I’m betting my money on this one.
I think it has the potential to hit between $1 - $2 in the next year or two (as some other cannabis penny stocks have done) if everything goes as planned. That means at least 2 of their 3 current locations running on full cylinders and pumping out several million/month in revenue. Obviously it’s not a slam dunk or it wouldn’t be a penny stock. A lot needs to happen to reach that point, but things are proceeding according to plan so far (albeit slower than some would hope).
There are craploads of start up cannabis companies that are penny stocks. Most are going to fail. Some are going to survive. A select few are going to hit grand slams. I’m betting my money on this one.
This post was edited on 2/15/19 at 10:15 pm
Posted on 2/15/19 at 10:19 pm to TigrrrDad
Cool. Good luck man. Go ahead and get the personalized plate for the yacht
Posted on 2/15/19 at 10:23 pm to TigrrrDad
Follow up....
Wouldn't it be wise to move penny stock shares to a Roth so that if you hit you don't pay on the growth? Assuming you follow all other distribution and time rules?
Wouldn't it be wise to move penny stock shares to a Roth so that if you hit you don't pay on the growth? Assuming you follow all other distribution and time rules?
Posted on 2/15/19 at 10:29 pm to Mr.Perfect
I’m kicking myself in the arse for not doing that already.
If there’s a bit of a price spike soon, I plan on selling some then buying back in my Roth. I normally just do a Vanguard Target Date fund for my Roth with a goal of 5-6%. But I was just telling my wife last week that I should have thrown some of my LVVV into a Roth. With this stock you can usually make that 5+% on any given day.
If there’s a bit of a price spike soon, I plan on selling some then buying back in my Roth. I normally just do a Vanguard Target Date fund for my Roth with a goal of 5-6%. But I was just telling my wife last week that I should have thrown some of my LVVV into a Roth. With this stock you can usually make that 5+% on any given day.
This post was edited on 2/15/19 at 10:30 pm
Posted on 2/16/19 at 7:36 am to igoringa
No one has any insight on the mythical blockchain technology LVVV has pumped as developing, yet haven't shown a penny of R&D on?
Or is it just inconsequential and simply a coincidence they chose to pump the hottest scam in the microcap space in 2018 but that shouldn't discount believing all the other claims of management?
Or is it just inconsequential and simply a coincidence they chose to pump the hottest scam in the microcap space in 2018 but that shouldn't discount believing all the other claims of management?
Posted on 2/16/19 at 8:08 am to Mr.Perfect
quote:My shares are in my Roth.
Wouldn't it be wise to move penny stock shares to a Roth so that if you hit you don't pay on the growth? Assuming you follow all other distribution and time rules?
Posted on 2/16/19 at 8:43 am to TigrrrDad
quote:Based on what I’ve seen thus far, I think the only plausible end-game is a buyout from one of the bigger fish.
There are craploads of start up cannabis companies that are penny stocks. Most are going to fail. Some are going to survive. A select few are going to hit grand slams. I’m betting my money on this one.
It looks like they’re going through the right steps, but it’s hard to tell how leveraged they are and how many shares tney keep printing. They may never be able to escape the debt they are carrying. I am losing hope they can actually grow internally the way we want them to grow.
Sorry shareholders (including me). We gotta just keep our fingers crossed for a buyout.
Posted on 2/16/19 at 11:08 am to TDFreak
I wouldn’t rule out a buyout. There are several bills in the works to federally decriminalize marijuana in one way or another, as well as ones that will bring banking into the mix. In a year or two when institutional money and the big dogs are more free to play the game in a big way, smaller companies that have licenses will be snatched up for sure. It all depends on what stage we’re at when they come knocking. But if everything is still coming together as planned for LVVVV, Bill isn’t going to cash out for millions of dollars if he thinks he can make himself tens of millions by staying independent.
As far as the debt issue, I think it is key for us that we got the Coachella state license when we did. The Paso Robles warehouses will certainly require money to be outfitted properly. But as I’ve said, a single pod can crank out upwards of $160,000 month at full capacity (and with buyers,of course). Add the second pod we already own and one or two of the 4 greenhouses we already ordered long ago, and that’s big money. That could fund further expansion at Coachella and the buildout at Paso Robles. If we hadn’t received the Coachella state license when we did, I’d see the possibility of further debt issues trying to get Paso Robles funded. I’m not that concerened about debt issues - my only concern is “do we have buyers on a large scale”? And I think we will.
While I would love to ride this out and see us hit a dollar or more, I’m also not going to shed any tears if we get bought out at 25 cents/share. Or even a dime. That would put me a couple years ahead on my overall investment path.
As far as the debt issue, I think it is key for us that we got the Coachella state license when we did. The Paso Robles warehouses will certainly require money to be outfitted properly. But as I’ve said, a single pod can crank out upwards of $160,000 month at full capacity (and with buyers,of course). Add the second pod we already own and one or two of the 4 greenhouses we already ordered long ago, and that’s big money. That could fund further expansion at Coachella and the buildout at Paso Robles. If we hadn’t received the Coachella state license when we did, I’d see the possibility of further debt issues trying to get Paso Robles funded. I’m not that concerened about debt issues - my only concern is “do we have buyers on a large scale”? And I think we will.
While I would love to ride this out and see us hit a dollar or more, I’m also not going to shed any tears if we get bought out at 25 cents/share. Or even a dime. That would put me a couple years ahead on my overall investment path.
This post was edited on 2/16/19 at 11:13 am
Posted on 2/16/19 at 11:26 am to igoringa
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Or is it just inconsequential and simply a coincidence they chose to pump the hottest scam in the microcap space in 2018 but that shouldn't discount believing all the other claims of management?
So you’re saying that when Bill gave his presentation on the 7x Pure system to the City of Coachella Economic Development Planning Sub-Committe on May 3, 2018 (which was subsequently accepted by the city), he really just jumped up there with hat and cane and did a song amd dance routine because the system doesn’t exist?
Meeting agenda
For more info on the system, contact this guy:
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Leon Fleyshman, the project’s Senior Advisor, is CEO of The Code Corporation, a management consulting firm in Southern California. Mr. Fleyshman has extensive experience in various activities related to Cryptocurrency and the underlying technologies that drive the transformative potential of blockchain. He has also been a vocal advocate for expanding research into medical cannabis. As Senior Advisor, Mr. Fleyshman is responsible for the technical strategy, including determining the best way to make use of blockchain technology for the 7X Pure platform.
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but that shouldn't discount believing all the other claims of management?
Is there a single claim the company has made through press release or tweet that was false information?
On second thought, you’re probably right - it’s all just a ruse.
This post was edited on 2/16/19 at 12:11 pm
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