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Posted on 3/22/19 at 11:39 am to Cwar11
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Where are my stocks?
up in smoke?
Posted on 3/22/19 at 11:42 am to Cwar11
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So I had 5k shares of medtainer. They have restructured. Where are my stocks? My TDA account shows I have no position in them.
Any knowledge on this would be much appreciated.
It usually takes a day or 2 to work in your account. You will have 50 shares
This post was edited on 3/22/19 at 11:43 am
Posted on 3/22/19 at 3:25 pm to rowbear1922
Some good news on the GBLX front finally. Looks like they got the full go ahead. Nice +12% close. Wish that news would have dropped earlier in the week.
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Posted on 3/22/19 at 3:39 pm to Brettesaurus Rex
They should have waited until Monday. May try to get some before it gets to 20 cents
Posted on 3/22/19 at 4:00 pm to quail man
Damn low today hit .16, I knew I should have bought then. Waiting to go lower always bites me in the arse until I buy. Then, it drops
Posted on 3/22/19 at 11:37 pm to igoringa
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They don’t seem years ahead of what other companies could do for a fraction of the cost in a rather quick timeframe.
I can't speak to the timeframe it has taken other companies as I've only followed LVVV closely. But if they become a target for acquisition, I would assume it will be when Coachella, Paso Robles, and Riverside are all fully licensed (county permits and state licenses). The timeframe for full licensure will probably have been around 3 years for all of that to occur. Keep in mind that they began the process around mid-2017. Coachella got its county permit in March 2018 and the state license took until the end of December 2018.
Likewise, one of your recent posts linked the original application for the Paso Robles (San Luis Obispo county) permit from May of 2018. It took until Jan. 2019 to finally get that county minor use permit for the clone nursery, and that (to my understanding) was the first clone nursery cultivation permit ever issued by SLO county. And they couldn't apply for the state license there until the county permit was granted. Different counties differ in some regards when it comes to the permit/licensing process.
So it's not a quick process. There is, of course, some inherent value in having licenses in hand, and there may be companies willing to acquire a licensed company just as a shortcut measure. But in terms of LVVV as a target for acquisition (given the estimated cost of acquisition), the general feeling seems to be that they would be attractive for acquisition when they have all 3 locations fully licensed, have over 22,000 sq. ft. of warehouse space at Paso Robles (with 10,600 dedicated to cultivation), have multiple pods AND multiple greenhouses at Coachella, and have the current greenhouse and additional greenhouses (there's room for 4 more) at Riverside. No one expects someone to fork over hundreds or even tens of millions for a pod and a couple licenses.
My personal feeling is that the clone operation will be the main revenue producer for LVVV, and I don't see Bill looking to sell it off unless he can set himself up for life. If he builds the company as planned, he has the potential to make it huge. As they said in the movie The Social Network, you know what's cooler than a million dollars? A billion dollars.
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along with 100 plus others
As I mentioned above, most licenses are for growth-to-flower operations and other facets of the industry, not clone operations.
This post was edited on 3/22/19 at 11:38 pm
Posted on 3/23/19 at 9:59 am to TigrrrDad
Sure a 3 year timeline makes more sense on the acquisition front.
One thing I feel doesn't always get fully appreciated in the review of LVVV is that it already has a $30 million market cap. Yes it is a penny stock in that it trades for $.025, but with over 1 billion shares - it has a larger market cap to begin with then most pennies.
I get challenged to look at what the Company has accomplished to date (as you say a couple of licenses and a pod) and say $30 million is multiples too low. That is why I keep asking what the secret sauce is. What in the last year or so have they done that is suggestive $30 million of value is insultingly low. Their team had no pot experience and then they brought in Kyle from some other clone shop that looks like went under or ceased business. Bought a pod from a Company whose sales are down 75% when they should really be booming. They rented a few real estate locations for undisclosed amounts but comps suggest a few thousand a month. They have done it with basically no capital - how does that translate into such value?
Now again, I believe there will be pump opportunities etc... the analysis above is based off the $1, $2, $10 prices mentioned in this thread.
One thing I feel doesn't always get fully appreciated in the review of LVVV is that it already has a $30 million market cap. Yes it is a penny stock in that it trades for $.025, but with over 1 billion shares - it has a larger market cap to begin with then most pennies.
I get challenged to look at what the Company has accomplished to date (as you say a couple of licenses and a pod) and say $30 million is multiples too low. That is why I keep asking what the secret sauce is. What in the last year or so have they done that is suggestive $30 million of value is insultingly low. Their team had no pot experience and then they brought in Kyle from some other clone shop that looks like went under or ceased business. Bought a pod from a Company whose sales are down 75% when they should really be booming. They rented a few real estate locations for undisclosed amounts but comps suggest a few thousand a month. They have done it with basically no capital - how does that translate into such value?
Now again, I believe there will be pump opportunities etc... the analysis above is based off the $1, $2, $10 prices mentioned in this thread.
Posted on 3/23/19 at 10:22 am to igoringa
I’ve already laid out what the potential revenues are once they have all 3 locations licensed and running. A year from now they could be pumping out $5-10 million/month. If you see that, you see the share price potential. If you don’t see that, don’t invest. It’s that simple. But if you’ve read the thread, it’s not hard to see where people see value here.
Obviously it’s not a slam dunk or it wouldn’t be available at 2 cents. But if you can show me a bunch of other cannabis companies with similar potential at similar share prices, I’ll happily look at them for investment opportunities.
And the set up/licensing process is much harder than you make it out to be. And a single county permit can cost $100,000 or more.
ETA: As far as LVVV pumping the pods, I’ve been following them closely and your mention of that is the first I’ve heard of it. Can you point out any deficiencies in their pods? I would guess that if they pumped that company’s pods in a PR, they were simply doing a solid for a company they were doing business with. Looks like you’re simply grasping at anything you can find to bash the company.
Obviously it’s not a slam dunk or it wouldn’t be available at 2 cents. But if you can show me a bunch of other cannabis companies with similar potential at similar share prices, I’ll happily look at them for investment opportunities.
And the set up/licensing process is much harder than you make it out to be.
And a single county permit can cost $100,000 or more. ETA: As far as LVVV pumping the pods, I’ve been following them closely and your mention of that is the first I’ve heard of it. Can you point out any deficiencies in their pods? I would guess that if they pumped that company’s pods in a PR, they were simply doing a solid for a company they were doing business with. Looks like you’re simply grasping at anything you can find to bash the company.
This post was edited on 3/23/19 at 10:36 am
Posted on 3/23/19 at 10:41 am to igoringa
Also, you’re evaluating this thing like one would if they were sinking the bulk of their retirement portfolio into a company like Apple or Amazon. Think about it - you’re evaluating financials and sales figures from the company they bought a pod from?
It’s a 2 cent penny stock that you’d throw pocket change at like a lottery ticket.
It’s a 2 cent penny stock that you’d throw pocket change at like a lottery ticket.
Posted on 3/23/19 at 11:50 am to TigrrrDad
Why is a ticker that gets less than 25k in dollar volume a day getting so much pump in here? Yesterday, the sector had over 30 names do over a million in dollar volume. It’s not winter of 2015 anymore, the Game changed a year and a half ago.
No mentions of US/Multi state operators ITHUF, CURLF, TCNNF, MMNFF etc? MSOs are what you want to be in, long term.
For those who are truly new to this sector, find real investments that have plenty of volume and liquidity.
Yesterday, the sector had over 30 names do over a million in dollar volume. It’s not winter of 2015 anymore, the Game changed a year and a half ago. No mentions of US/Multi state operators ITHUF, CURLF, TCNNF, MMNFF etc? MSOs are what you want to be in, long term.
For those who are truly new to this sector, find real investments that have plenty of volume and liquidity.
This post was edited on 3/24/19 at 12:55 pm
Posted on 3/23/19 at 12:42 pm to JLivermore
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Why is a ticker that gets less than 25k in dollar volume a day getting so much pump in here?
Because less than a year ago they were trading 80x that amount and likely will again since some of their biggest catalysts are in the near future.
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MSOs are what you want to be in, long term
I repeat...
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It’s a 2 cent penny stock that you’d throw pocket change at like a lottery ticket.
It’s getting attention because of the potential for a huge exponential return on a cheap investment.
This post was edited on 3/23/19 at 12:47 pm
Posted on 3/23/19 at 1:24 pm to TigrrrDad
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Also, you’re evaluating this thing like one would if they were sinking the bulk of their retirement portfolio into a company like Apple or Amazon. Think about it - you’re evaluating financials and sales figures from the company they bought a pod from?
It’s a 2 cent penny stock that you’d throw pocket change at like a lottery ticket.
I believe it was you who in this thread threw around $1 - $2 with a hope of $10 in the future. That would be a $10 billion plus market cap. LOL
You like to hide in the cloak of it being a $.02 stock when challenged on your $ billion arguments. You have spent 80 pages trying to make technical and operational arguments... Just last post you throw down $10 million of revenue a month in a year - but any challenge to that ridiculousness, and you throw the penny stock card. A touch ironic.
This post was edited on 3/23/19 at 1:41 pm
Posted on 3/23/19 at 1:48 pm to igoringa
Saying it has the potential to reach $1 or $2 has nothing to do with how much money people should throw at it.
On literally the first page I said:
That’s the entire point - it has the potential to be one of the pennies to dollars cannabis stocks, so you DON’T have to throw a lot of money at it to make a large return. You have ENTIRELY missed the point of this whole 94 page discussion.
I haven’t been telling people to put $15K into it like I have. I have my reasons for throwing that much at it, and I’m not going to talk about them on a message board. I think people who throw $500-$1,000 at it won’t be disappointed.
I’ve clearly said throughout this thread that they could do those types of numbers IF they get all 3 locations with x number of square footage of space operational AND are able to sell everything. Anyone who has followed the thread knows this (including you).
On literally the first page I said:
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Of course, every penny stock is basically a speculation play
That’s the entire point - it has the potential to be one of the pennies to dollars cannabis stocks, so you DON’T have to throw a lot of money at it to make a large return. You have ENTIRELY missed the point of this whole 94 page discussion.
I haven’t been telling people to put $15K into it like I have. I have my reasons for throwing that much at it, and I’m not going to talk about them on a message board. I think people who throw $500-$1,000 at it won’t be disappointed.
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Just last post you throw down $10 million of revenue a month in a year - but any challenge to that ridiculousness
I’ve clearly said throughout this thread that they could do those types of numbers IF they get all 3 locations with x number of square footage of space operational AND are able to sell everything. Anyone who has followed the thread knows this (including you).
This post was edited on 3/23/19 at 2:11 pm
Posted on 3/25/19 at 9:33 am to TigrrrDad
I asked last page and I’ll ask again
I’m just looking for some background on Bill
Why so much trust?
I’m just looking for some background on Bill
Why so much trust?
Posted on 3/25/19 at 9:42 am to quail man
Some nice rollover momentum on GBLX, I'm close to getting back in the green.
Posted on 3/25/19 at 4:34 pm to Brettesaurus Rex
That little bit of KGKG I bought a few weeks ago had a nice day today.
Posted on 3/26/19 at 7:50 am to Thib-a-doe Tiger
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Why so much trust?
The trust is in the plan more than in Bill personally.
Posted on 3/26/19 at 8:34 am to TigrrrDad
Is it about time to ride?
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LiveWire Ergogenics Expands Cloning Cultivation Facility at its Coachella California Nursery to Meet Clone Demand
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Anaheim, CA, March 26, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LiveWire Ergogenics, Inc. ( LVVV Loading... Loading... ) announced today that its subsidiary, GHC Ventures, has expanded operations at its cannabis cloning cultivation facility in Coachella, California. Two additional production PODs have been added, giving GHC Ventures additional square feet of valuable growing space. LiveWire Ergogenics ( LVVV Loading... Loading... ) is a company focused on the acquisition, licensing and managing of special purpose real estate properties for use as legal and fully self-contained turnkey production and distribution facilities for cannabis-based products and services in California.
This expansion will help meet the rapidly increasing demand from licensed Southern California cultivators for the Company’s sought-after genetics of proprietary, high-quality and pesticide-free “7X Pure” verified cannabis clones it has grown and is currently delivering. GHC Ventures will fill the new PODs with additional “mother” plants to gain valuable production capacity.
Bill Hodson, CEO of LiveWire Ergogenics ( LVVV Loading... Loading... ), explains, “We installed additional PODs at our satellite nursery earlier than planned, because demand for our genetics from customers in the Coachella Valley and throughout Southern California has exceeded our initial forecasts. This is another important step towards the realization of our goal to become the leading supplier of the highest quality cannabis products and services, as a fully vertically-integrated state-licensed cannabis nursery and distribution operation in California.”
“As announced earlier this year,” Hodson adds, “LiveWire Ergogenics has also been granted a minor use permit for a 25,000 square feet nursery in Paso Robles. The increased capacity in Coachella will produce instant inventory for this state-of-the-art facility, so we will be able to make an immediate impact and supply growers throughout Central California as well.”
The Livewire Cloning PODs
Every component used in the LiveWire PODs has been designed by LiveWire’s expert cannabis and technical teams, under the supervision of its Master Horticulturist, Kyle McKay. The fully-controlled and self-contained cultivation environment provided by the cloning PODs has been customized for the advanced and highly specialized “7X Pure” verified cannabis cloning and production process. This process fulfills the most stringent legal and environmental cannabis production standards in the industry, from seed-to-sale.
Posted on 3/26/19 at 9:12 am to rowbear1922
I just loaded up another 15,000 shares. Basically been my strategy every 3-5 weeks
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