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Thursday, 05/26/2016 6:30:55 PM

Thursday, May 26, 2016 6:30:55 PM

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IMHO, this wersion (cleaned by me) could avoid further deletions:

In this case, has been removed by the Admin not by Moderators.

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It seems HEMP is not like many penny stocks that have stories but no substance. There seems to be substance in the form of decorticating equipment, land, and a CEO (though he is a felon) with seemingly vast contacts within the industry. Still, is this company ever going to land on the NASDAQ? On the one hand, I see this as a speculative play like the dot.com era where most penny stocks went bust. The few dot.com stocks that survived were not penny stocks though. Red Hat - for example - was a NASDAQ stock that got smashed during the fallout of dot.com but survived and is thriving well. Red Hat was at least NASDAQ. Can you name any penny stocks during the dot.com days that survived, qualified for a major exchange, and made it big time? I can't.

Is HEMP different? I took a sizable stake already in this stock so I can only hope that Bruce is above board.

If there is a positive - it is that HEMP survived the ugly aftermath of the pot-gold-rush and continues with a huge growth outlook. The question is whether the story is real or not. Is there a pursuit of a legitimate market like NASDAQ? If you can provide a similar success story from early in 2000 where a penny stock moved on to being a legitimate reporting company, please share it with all of us.