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it has been pretty obvious that CDEL has been shorting for several weeks. The slightest buying pressure will cause them some big time pain
a lot of people don't get or understand the legal side of a public company being involved with an actual grow. It is one thing to sell bongs, grow pods, or lighting but marijuana is still illegal on a federal level
CGRW is about as close to the actual grow as any public company out there and from what I have found they are THE ONLY ONE that is not diluting their stock. There have been no changes to the share structure in more than 2 years.
exactly and for those of us that know and understand it can be an opportunity if you happen to be in front of the computer at the time and can act fast enough
pretty amazing and hugely resilient stock. I guess when there are no fresh shares coming into the market this is what happens
CGRW up about 38% year to date in a declining sector
did you catch any on the dip yesterday?
hanging tough
go CGRW
slow and steady has been getting the job done here
it is getting a little tiring hearing the same thing for over 18 months while the stock continues to make progress
I am sure that everyone here greatly appreciates the free analysis from the paid service of 420 Investor. Since it is a paid service I would venture to say that when a paid service is weighing in on CGRW that it is a topic of relevance when it comes to CGRW.
420 Investor the infamous contrarian indicator first showed up to contribute to the board
1-5-15 on that day the stock opened at .432 and closed at .549.
INCC was a joke and I don't think they ever even submitted a LUA
CGRW is sitting with a 5 year lease with three 3 year options.
They have the only water well in unincorporated Huerfano County that is rated commercial by the Colorado Department of Water Resources and ok'd for cannabis cultivation
they have subleased the entire facility to a licensed grower and apparently are supplying that grower with not only the lease but management and consulting services
Certificate of Occupancy was issued a couple of weeks ago and according to recent press they have over 1500 plants on site already
according to the filings there has not been a change in the share structure in two years unless you count reducing the authorized from 20 billion to 300 million
there is a lot of information out there just look around
the paid service 420 Investor seems to be very obsessed about CGRW and I think I found out why
http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/420-Investor/nationwide/420-Investor-Alan-Brochstein-CFA-Alan-Brochstein-Invest420-420Investorcom-GreenRushInv-1184942
Alan Brochstein has been exposed. He promotes pump and dump stocks to inexperienced investors that result in massive losses.
He advertises his service as a tool to keep novice investors from buying the wrong stocks, but it has recently been discovered that that couldn't be further from the truth.
The stock he suggested as an investment more than any other was halted by the SEC for being precisely the type of stock that he pledged to help investors avoid.
420Investor.com GreenRushInvestor.com trade recommendations routinely result in losses of 50% or more.
It has been discovered that the 420Investor service wanted to "promote" one company to his subscribers the way he did a company that was eventually suspended by the SEC, and when that company "rejected" the service's advances, Alan Brochstein and the 420Investor service began to attack that company, presumably in an effort to get them back for not entertaining his offers to "promote" them.
It should be fairly obvious that the negativity toward this specific company is based on irrational emotionalism resulting from the company's refusal to be promoted by the service. Especially when we consider that the 420Investor service spent over a year promoting a company that was in FAR worse shape than it and was ultimately HALTED by the SEC, resulting in the service's "recommended" portfolio sustaining 80% losses.
They have a 5 year lease with 3 multiple year options on 20 acres with the only commercial water well in unincorporated Huerfano County that has been approved for cannabis cultivation
after 18 months most would give up but ......
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/specific_search/420+Investor
man, I didn't realize all of this. not just one rip off report, but three
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/specific_search/420+Investor
I do know that he was pushing his members to GBLX when it was trading at multiple dollars and now it is about .30
I have to wonder why anyone with any success in the market would spend time spreading negative instead of looking for money makers for the paid service
The Contrarian Indicator
I am sure that everyone here greatly appreciates the free analysis from the paid service of 420 Investor. Since it is a paid service I would venture to say that when a paid service is weighing in on CGRW that it is a topic of relevance when it comes to CGRW.
420 Investor the infamous contrarian indicator first showed up to contribute to the board
1-5-15 on that day the stock opened at .432 and closed at .549.
It would seem that a broken clock is right twice a day but in this case the 420 Investor is wrong 100% of the time making the contrarian indicator right 100% of the time
I looked around to see what the 420 Investor service might actually positive about any stocks in the Cannabis Sector to bring value to the subscribers and the only thing I could find other than incessant negative comments was AMMJ that was called one of the best stocks in the sector on May 26, 2016
the chart pretty much speaks for itself. I also see that the portfolio has a dismal performance so I have to ask myself what is this service selling?
How sad to have fallen so far from grace that instead of focusing on bringing value to a paid subscribers that 420 investor would spend days wasting time on a message board. It really is pitiful not to mention the embarrassment factor
I guess sometimes a general lack of understanding of the OTC and how it works could make someone looking at a $130 paint job misinterpret the action of the day. The sad part is that people pay for that misunderstanding
the Contrarian Indicator started saying negative things about the company 18 months ago at .43 and the close today is substantially higher than that but yet after 18 months the stock is going to .02 now... back then he said .10
SMH, it is really sort of pitiful
The Contrarian Indicator
I am sure that everyone here greatly appreciates the free analysis from the paid service of 420 Investor. Since it is a paid service I would venture to say that when a paid service is weighing in on CGRW that it is a topic of relevance when it comes to CGRW.
420 Investor the infamous contrarian indicator first showed up to contribute to the board
1-5-15 on that day the stock opened at .432 and closed at .549.
It would seem that a broken clock is right twice a day but in this case the 420 Investor is wrong 90% of the time making the contrarian indicator right 90% of the time and a 90% success rate ain't bad!!
I looked around to see what the 420 Investor service might actually positive about any stocks in the Cannabis Sector to bring value to the subscribers and the only thing I could find other than incessant negative comments was AMMJ that was called one of the best stocks in the sector on May 26, 2016
the chart pretty much speaks for itself. I also see that the portfolio has a dismal performance so I have to ask myself what is this service selling?
Like it or not Cannabis is still illegal on a federal level. I have been following CGRW for over 2 years and have been reading all the press, looking into all of the related County and State websites that have information in regard this project. I have made phone calls to multiple agencies, contractors, and just about anyone that has been named in the press or permits. Sometimes I get someone talking and sometimes I don't, but one assumption I have come to when comparing all of what I have found. CGRW is treading very gingerly in an industry that is legal on a state level but still illegal on a federal level.
CGRW has a lease on 20 acres. That lease is for 5 years with options to extend.
"The Company executed a multi-year agreement for a Facilities / Land Lease Agreement with NuGro Industries, Inc., on October 8, 2014. The Lease is for a primary period of five (5) years with options for multiple year extensions. The Lease consists of twenty (20) acres of land with an option for additional acreage as needed, a State of the Art 7,500 sq. ft. Greenhouse and Operations/Head-House facility, and six (6) 1,800 sq. ft. outdoor Hoop Houses to accommodate 10,800 sq. ft. of summer grows. The Lease calls for NuGro Industries to provide all of the development costs for the site plans, site work, utilities, and structures."
From what I have found, the Head-House and Greenhouse that are currently operational combined square footage is 6,600 not 7,500 and the hoop-houses are 2,880 square feet not 1,800 (combined to 8,640). Also only 3 of the first 6 (included in the permit drawings for Phase I &II) are currently operational . All in all right now, according to last week press, they have in excess of 1500 plants and a facility that has been completed with 15,240 sq. ft. with more on the way
I also see that the Principal of Category One Botanicals LLC (Rod Clawson/Licensed Grower) was involved with this project since what appears to have been Day 1 and has shared the same office in Centennial as CGRW since inception. I don't think that the MED Board would have issued a growers license to a public entity, let alone a Pink Sheet Penny Stock due to the nationwide ownership of shares by shareholders in various states. That is a very grey area of the entire issue with Federal Cannabis Laws, Public Entities, and shareholders from various states. Knowing the close relationship between Category One Botanicals and CGRW it is not much of a stretch to think that with any change in the Federal Policy would enable CGRW to acquire Category One.
bottom line is, this is a brand new industry and in my opinion, what has taken place here is a step by step very cautious entry into a market sector that still has issues at the federal level. They have a 5 year lease with multi-year options on 20 acres that has an operational State of the Art Grow Facility, they have announced that they will still be managing the current grow with their people, and they have announced that they are talking to additional entities that are interested in a second facility on the same 20 acres.
oh yeah, I almost forgot. Besides ZERO changes to the Stock Structure for 2 years, They have THE ONLY well in unincorporated Huerfano County that has been rated as commercial by the Colorado State Department of Water Resources and approved for commercial cultivation.
Is it risky, hell yes! Could it pay off bigly, HELL YES!
I suggest a little research on the subject. In Denver the industry is experiencing some major issues with mold, mildew, and parasites. The problem is caused by a variety of reasons but over all it stems from large grows indoors
it's correct that some very fine product is produced indoors but not in insignificant quantities for commercial consumption. Denver has experienced multiple product recalls as growers try to combat the problem with pesticides.
We are talking about a large scale commercial facility here, not a micro-facility
a number of indoor Denver growers are transitioning to sunshine driven grows as the industry matures
Wow, I think that might be the first time I have ever heard anyone complain about a tight float. I really would like to have your time line for .02 since you called something similar to that almost 2 years ago...man, that is a lot of propping
i would say that even a broken clock is right twice a day but maybe it just doesn't apply here
Thanks so much for the warning
Your tank target 18 months ago was. 10. Now that the facility is built it is. 02...do you have a timeline...or could it be another 18 months
And with the only water well in Huerfano County that has been deemed to be commercial by the Colorado division of water resources and approved by the Colorado MED Board for cannabis cultivation I bet it won't be long until we get news of the start of a second facility
$2 million spent for a state of the art grow facility that was built to embrace the inevitable fact that the future of the industry is sunshine driven grows. Warehouse growing is obsolete
$2 million spent for a state of the art grow facility that was built to embrace the inevitable fact that the future of the industry is sunshine driven grows. Warehouse growing is obsolete
People would rather chase diluted garbage and most wouldn't know what a legitimate operation looked like if it bit them on the ass
these guys have quietly built a state of the art grow facility and assembled a team that is going to change the face of the cannabis industry in Colorado..
they are sitting on the only water well in Huerfano County that has been deemed commercial by the Colorado division of water resources and approved by the Colorado state MED Board for the cultivation of marijuana
the share structure has not been changed in two years ZERO DILUTION
just wait until they release news of a second facility on their 20 acre lease
Thank you Alan for your very astute analysis.... seems like you said something about like that 18 months or so ago. Only that time you said the stock would bounce to. 40 and then colapse to .10
while I am sure everyone appreciates your input, I think it's safe to say most are aware of the capital and debt structure of the company
it's the pink sheets for Pete sakes, what do you expect the financials to look like
WOW!
I don't do twitter so I have not seen those. Looks to me like things are just about done
I saw the pictures where they were mixing soils, and a lot of it.
We must be following the same FB page. The progress has been very consistent.
Being that the CUP wasn't approved until may of 2015 and the building permits were not issued until december. ...and they were building in the dead of winter in between snow storms I would say things have moved right along this spring. Are you familiar with the elaborate electrical systems that it takes to run a facility like this? How about the computerized irrigation system?
Add in the fact that most of the subs come from about 100 miles away and are all deluged with work due to high industry demand. .... get it??
My guess is that there is going to be a fire works show coming in the days and weeks to come. Tickets are on sale now, but if you wait they will cost a lot more at the gate
All with zero dilution for the last 2 years
Just about time for construction completion and certificate of occupancy news
I have been trying to find out that very thing. First off I don't see where Clawson is the exVP since he was brought on to Cannagrow again in 2014.
For a public company to have a grow license might be iffy by federal laws. It looks like they have kept it all in the family for sure
might be easier to acquire a private as a wholly owned subsidiary. ..and this private has a grow license. They have approached and executed this entire business plan with what looks like a genius master plan
I didn't either but it makes perfect sense.
I can only imagine what will happen to the pps if they announce an acquisition of the licensed grower
WOW, I just looked at the SOS of CO and with out a doubt it is all the same and inter connected
what a remarkable plan (if this is true) and a perfectly executed plan
#1 marijuana stock out there. Many are trying to quickly change their business model to emulate CGRW. Turning a dirty mining warehouse into a pristine growing environment can't even come close to the sunshine driven growing environment created with a Nexus state-of-the-art greenhouse or seasonal greenhouses built by International Greenhouse Company
indoor grows under light are soon to be a thing of the past. Growing in close proximity of other growers is also proven to create problems such as the single contamination of one unit can see the rapid spread of plant desease such as powdery mildew and even parasites
CGRW is the real deal and imitation is one of the highest forms of flattery. Are you look for a diluted imatation, or THE REAL DEAL?