It seems the "industry" issues are still being blamed on trtc. They have no control over the fed status, the costs of doing business in a quasi-legal sector or the heavy manipulation of the otc. What they do have is an excellent time tested business plan.
Starting from scratch and running any business is a 24/7/365 day job. Just normal business's without all the "extras" the cannabis sector brings to the table is hard enough. Scared (above normal) investors, greed from everyone involved (all govs, real estate, security pro's, politicians, ancillary businesses etc...) - everyone looks at this industry as a cash cow. It's also operating in a quasi-legal environment which means trtc is stuck on the heavily manipulated otc - for now. The costs of operating in this sector are high, (bwaahaahaha), trtc has come a looong way with everything stacked against them. They have worked their way up to be the industry leaders and most news outlets goto guys for info at GREAT personal and professional risk to themselves. DP and the rest have done an amazing job of building the foundation and laying the ground work to dominate.
"Harsh terms" aka "toxic financing" are a result of the fed illegal status and are a direct reflection of the risks involved. Once a fed crackdown is no longer a looming threat and banking is allowed "big money" will flock to the sector and a company like trtc with its multiple state seed to sale approach can demand (and receive) highly favorable terms and finally get off the highly manipulated otc.
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