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I was just answering your question of if it would "ever" reach .20. The answer is yes.
Yes, yes it will. ;)
A lot of the penny stocks are jumping this week, especially cannabis related ones.
There's always a shallow correlation between these stocks and the price of Bitcoin to, which recently hit an all-time high.
How many shareholders are in at $3.41 though? A good run lately overall. Whether it sticks, who knows!
(is this better?)
Well okay!
HOLD!
Yeap I can't log into e*trade right now either... hehe
Nope.
I'm not impressed. This stock is hot garbage and has been for quite some time now.
Ryan refuses to provide any worthy news, his social media is filled with fluff. His "NAS Cloud Sanitizer Machine" is a $70 fog machine found on Amazon.
Remember 2020 NASDAQ? LMAO.
Interesting....
Gents is a bad move IMO. Ryan needs to sell that off and focus on CBD / THC, not headgear. Ryan owning Gents is like if Coca-Cola got into telecom... it just doesn't fit.
At September 30, 2019, the Company had an accumulated deficit of approximately $111million, stockholders’ deficit of approximately $3.1million and a working capital deficiency of approximately $3.2million. The net cash used in operating activities for the ninemonths ended September30, 2019totaled $499,059. These matters raise substantial doubt about the Company’s ability to continue as a going concern for a period of twelve months from the issue date of this report. The ability of the Company to continue as a going concern is dependent upon increasing sales and obtaining additional capital and financing.
Hi! Sorry, I don't check this board as often anymore. It's disappointing lol.
I wish I listened to you years ago. This thing is a 10 out of 10 on the clown scale right now.
Different management now. Ryan has said many times there will be no reverse split. Doing so would severely hurt shareholder confidence. It's not going to happen.
I'll say it again: A reverse split will not happen.
I confirmed with Hanlon's last week that this is still in progress. They're currently testing it for taste accuracy and CBD consistency.
The stock price, which closed yesterday at $0.0067, is trading below its 100 and 200-day moving averages, which has historically indicated a bounce is innevitable
Which is either a good thing or a bad thing.
He either learned to keep quiet with fluff PR, or he was told to be quiet...
I got a reply from Hanlons Brewery:
Thank you for contacting us. We are still very much in the testing process. Our brewery needs to be 100 per cent sure that this is the perfect product both in taste and consistency of the CBD in the beer - and we are currently testing with one of the most recognised CBD labs in the UK to make sure we have the best product possible. We pride ourselves in our existing range of ales and last year won gold awards for all of our bottled beers plus Best Beer Producer in the South West
Kind Regards
As much as I hate to admit, no. But at the same time, the question that I have asked has not been answered.
I am absolutely skeptical of HIPH, especially as of late. But calling it a scam without proof, is equally as ignorant as saying it's not a scam. All speculation at this point.
There are a lot of red flags, but I'm looking for proof, not just hearsay.
One thing I do know, is that HIPH has another year and another $360000 to pay Alfred Culbreth. And looking at financials, I'm not sure how this is possible. (http://www.otcmarkets.com/financialReportViewer?symbol=HIPH&id=206755)
Let me be absolutely clear -- if this is a scam, I have no problem in admitting that. But when I ask for proof, and nobody delivers proof... you can see my skepticism. In return, fake PR, Ryan not following up on his promises, and shaky financials... I can see your skepticism as well.
I recently reached out to Hanlon's to inquire about their CBD beer. I just received a reply and was given the contact info of their Business Relations Manager, and will be contacting them. When I have a reply, I'll surely post here.
EOM
Perhaps you missed my previous reply. Do you have any proof of scam? Or is it pure speculation?
Do you have any examples of fake or misleading PR? Genuine question. I see a lot of statements here and typically very few sources to back up those claims.
RSI finally no longer showing oversold.
That RS was before Ryan took over as CEO. He's mentioned time and time again that there are no plans for another RS.
If there IS another RS for whatever reason, it will be the end of HIPH. All investors still hanging on will lose all confidence.
Ryan has been silent this month... maybe right now no news is good news, especially since past news seemed like fluff.
GLTA
Looks like the bottom has finally formed.
There will not be a reverse split.
I guess we'll see. I don't anticipate any RS within the next few years. By then we'll know if Ryan is even close to his up-listing goal. If not, he's a POS and I'm surely out. If he reaches his goal, which is obviously ideal... good.
Ryan recently mentioned he still has 0 intention of doing another reverse split. We'll see.....
HIPH could actually benefit from someone like Gronk. He's a CBD advocate and recently did a news conference this week about how CBD as helped him tremendously with his pain.
What a turd this turned out to be lol.
All credibility lost with Sanjay - his company went down the tubes just like his marriage.
I should have listened to Billy years ago....
....and left this POS.
That's about 1 in 3000. Better odds than winning a lottery jackpot!
So you're saying there's a chance ;)
NEWS! $CRWG to receive first Bitcoin ATM machine as part of 1.36M order from Coin Citadel
With Bitcoin recovering from under $3,300 in December to around $5,500 Wednesday, the cryptocurrency industry has had life breathed back into it. Apparently, it has also given cryptocurrency upstart Coin Citadel (OTCPK: CCTL) a heartbeat as well.
Silent since December, the Plattsburgh, New York-based company, said on Wednesday that it has received a sizeable order of $1.36 million for 200 Bitcoin ATM machines (Satoshi1 units made by Genesis Coin) with a price tag of $6,800 each. That’s a tall order for a company with a market capitalization of just $295,330, according to data from OTC Markets Group.
Shares of CCTL are down 25% at $0.0003 with about three hours left in the trading session at the time of this writing. The stock initially rose to $0.0005 but a few hits on the bid took it into negative territory. More than 306 million shares have traded already on Wednesday, compared to an average volume of 13.5 million per day over the last 30 days.
The first Bitcoin ATM installation will be at the Los Angeles corporate headquarters of CrowdGather, Inc. (OTCPK:CRWG), a digital asset company that has been radio silent since last June as it continues to restructure operations. CrowdGather was at one time a growing company owning and operating public forums and a social gaming platform called Plaor. Funding problems and growing indebtedness led to the sale of the Plaor assets.
Although CrowdGather released no news on this matter itself, shares of CRWG are up 21.6% at $0.0045 in afternoon trading.
As of last June, CRWG chief executive Sanjay Sabnani said that company was working with – and had become a shareholder in – leading forum startup Tapatalk. Tapatalk is positioned for the future of forums being reward-based with decentralized governance and ownership. The company specializes in providing an integrated interface and a mobile app for communities worldwide that typically were hosted on local servers.
If you never heard of Tapatalk, you’re not alone, but the company is a quietly growing VC-backed player that is introducing blockchain to its platform. The company can boast that the forums connected to Tapatalk have an aggregate registered user base of 300 million people, which puts it on par with household names like Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) and Reddit.
Thomas Pillsworth, who assumed the role of CEO at Coin Citadel in December, explained that the first location serves multiple purposes. The obvious is that it provides access to people looking to purchase Bitcoins through Coin Citadel. The second is more forward-looking insomuch as Coin Citadel is cozying up to CrowdGather, saying it intends “to host semi-regular meetups at their [CrowdGather’s] offices in order to develop ties to Bitcoin developers and startups that we intend to partner with.”
Pillsworth shed additional light on the company’s plans as it launches operations and prepares filings to receive a MTB license (a money transmitter license required individually by each state a company plans to operate). Upon receipt of all approvals, Coin Citadel intends to re-open Bitcoiner7, its online exchange platform, effectively creating a diverse digital and physical network at the core of its Bitcoin initiatives, while it explores other value propositions in the cryptocurrency space.
Readers may take note that the “About CrowdGather” section of Coin Citadel’s PR mentions Plaor as being a subsidiary of CrowdGather, an asset described (along with the forum network) as being sold last summer per CRWG’s news release. There is also a discrepancy in the total number of ATMs sold, where the headline in the CCTL new release reads “200” and the first line of the PR shows “80”. Based upon the total order figure of $1.36 million and each unit costing $6,800, mathematically 200 is correct. We have reached out to both CRWG and CCTL for clarity, but have not ye received a response. The article will be edited to reflect correspondence at a future time.
Most volume we've seen in a while.
New site is horrible IMO..
The new site design is nice, but content is severely slacking and problematic.
The about page doesn't have many details, and it's formatted weird on a desktop.
The benefits page is mediocre at best, and looks like one of those fake medication pages that just lists a bunch of things without context. It's actually not even a list, it's just a paragraph of things with annoying capitalization.
The CBD page is strange -- for some reason it uses the word "maladie", which is the French word for "disease". Like this page was translated from French or something. And again, it lacks details but uses plenty of keywords.
The media page is just a collage of photos and is genuinely stupid.
This site needs a LOT of work. I would not buy their product if I was curious and wanted to check out their product for the first time.
A lot of volume today. Stock price still stumbling.
I love the enthusiasm, but, don't roundabouts just go around in circles?
Gents is listed on their website as a sponsor though. And there's pictures on their site of the models wearing the hats.
http://modelvolleyball.com/miami/