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Not enough obviously.

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The REITs I'm holding are taking off again.

Thinking about buying TLSS on a gamble, can't do any worse than LVVV.

I sold 5000 LINK on the 24th @ $4.82 and my buy ordered filled this morning for 6160 @ $3.91.

Last night it looked like it was rebounding and I thought I screwed up setting the buy limit too low.

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That’s what I meant. Does it cycle low power brass shot?

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Last week I ran some low base Winchester Super-X #6 1325fs, Winchester Defender Elite PDX 1150fps and Federal 00 1325fps through it.

The Super-X had 1 FTE on the last round in the 10rnd mag.I'm fitting a MD Arms 20rnd drum which has a dummy round and alleviate the issue. I had the gas regulator set on 1 since it did cycle the rounds

The quality on the KS 12T compared to the Siaga is night and day. Anything aftermarket made for the Siaga works on the KS 12. Recoil wasn't bad at all.

Didn't get much hunting or guiding in this year due to work related issues.

Was thinking about sticking this Blacktail stag, but his horn growth from last year to this has been great. Never gets hard horned and he starts new growth early so we'll see what this year brings, especially on the right side.
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A friend got drawn for the Marble Mountain elk hunt and I was able to take the 10 days to find this one for him that should make the books when scored.

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I haven't checked things for awhile and noticed that all my holdings are still on Binance, including a few thousand LINK.
Can someone enlighten me if I'm fricked?

TIA

Fortunately I, err I mean a friend of mine, lives close to the Nevada border and will be purchasing his ammo from there.
I'm sure it won't take them long to cross reference what ammo you purchase verses what firearms you have registered with the state :spank:

Now I have to figure out setting up a ledger or wallet.

What happens if I leave everything in Binance, no access?

TIA

There's some pissed off shareholders on Investorhub :lol:

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Here, it's not just that Bill put the wrong date on the Letter.
Over the last 18 months or so, Bill has made one mistake or miscalculation after another causing delay after delay after delay.
From the Letter, their "Research" on the requirements of Uplisting has proven to be inadequate.
Bill should have done more thorough research before applying for Uplisting.
Then, even though they "chose to focus on getting the unaudited report filed", it was still late.
Bill must have known for a while now about the delays on the Uplisting.
Yet, the Unaudited report is still late?
Most Longs here feel that LVVV should be much farther along by now then they are.
It's mostly because of Bill not properly executing on the many small things that must be done correctly and most importantly, in a timely manner for a new business, in any sector, to be successful.
Hopefully these 2 new turds that Bill brought in can right the ship and get us back on course...

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TRTC may be back on track, but Derek (which should read Derelict)is still the CEO. I personally saw him in action last December at the Las Vegas Convention and he was out of control. He seems to fit the majority of CEOs in this business unfortunately.

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The cost per clone is relatively inexpensive once you have a trained crew. These clones were taken over 2 days using 4 people taking the cuts and 4 people prepping and installing in the trays at $12 per hour. Each tray holds 96 cuts.

With the profit margins on finished flower dropping to all time lows in California, on the legal side, I can't see it being feasible to buy clones in the long run.

Granted, there will be start up facilities that will have no choice in the beginning. Those will eventually end up mothering out the strains they like and cloning for themselves.

I'm trying to get out of the California cultivation phase and building a new CBD extraction facility in Sparks Nevada.