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Very catchy name... I like it, philipt631.
I have deemed the official name of the drink
"CAPTAIN RICO"
Well said, RookieStockPicker. The good doctor is not about to tarnish his reputation, right after taking command as CEO. With that action, he would have nothing to gain, and everything to lose.
As always, simply my opinion.
Date was set in Stone in the press release. GRCU management is well aware what happens when deadlines are not met. My guess is Rico Suave will launch on time!
Here's something I posted several months ago. IMO, it is still applicable today:
'I would like to share some thoughts with the group here. About a week ago I was watching a replay of the 1999 film 'Any Given Sunday'. And what I found most memorable was listening to Al Pacino's inspirational 'inch-by-inch' speech in the locker room. Here's an excerpt from the speech, followed by some of my thoughts on how it relates to Green Cures (GRCU).
One small excerpt goes like this:
'On this team, we fight for that inch.
On this team, we tear ourselves, and everyone around us
to pieces for that inch.
We CLAW with our finger nails for that inch.
Cause we know
when we add up all those inches
that’s going to make the [ ] difference
between WINNING and LOSING
between LIVING and DYING'
I know his speech was intended to motivate a team of players to win an important football game. But it clearly applies to so many other situations in life. As I watch the tug-of-war of inches with the GRCU price action during trading, I can't help but think about the importance of fighting for that inch.
And I know that some will undoubtedly think that I've gone off the deep end, but I see several of the posters here as a strong DD (due diligence) team, fighting for that inch, with the big picture in mind. And I believe that it will all pay off in spades.
As always, simply my opinion.'
GRCU
Quite literally - lol. As is GRCU!
Odessa, you are on fire this morning...
The very wide bid/ask spread, which was around 15% a little while ago (10x a normal bid/ask spread level), would also seem to support the hypothesis.
I was thinking the same thing, this was totally manipulated down. Fishing for shares so to speak. No doubt in my mind! Could bounce back just as quick and end green. Announcement on deck, Long GRCU!!!
I interpret this as a last stand (final attempt) by those that would benefit from a lower GRCU pps. I expect that the 50 dma of .0051 will hold, and it wouldn't surprise me one bit if we have a green hue by day's end.
As always, simply my opinion.
GRCU
On January 28th 2013, I captured a screen shot because I could not believe what my eyes were telling me. What had me in such disbelief was a 52 week chart on an OTC ticker also in the 'Green Rush' industry, (MDB#).
Usually when I bring up a chart, one of the first things I like to glance at is the 52 week high and low (to get a rough feel for the ticker behavior). In this instance, back on that particular trading day, the chart contained the following: 52 week low of 0.0287 and 52 week high $215.00.
As with Green Cures, that ticker was in the MJ/cannabis/hemp industry. Also in common with Green Cures, was the building of a real, scalable business. Those two elements contributed to that massive share price increase, which amounted to a growth of about 7500x, or 750,000%. And that share price pop all happened within one 52 week period.
A thousand dollars placed into that ticker, at the bottom, would have risen to about $7.5 million at the top. And even a modest $133 buy-in at the bottom would have become $1 million at the peak.
Below is the screen shot I captured on that day, in late January of 2013. I bring it up because it forever changed my outlook on OTC companies.
As it stands now, the biggest difference between that company and Green Cures is the substantial amount of revenue booked (in excess of $5 million for CY 2013).
So I ask the following question. If Green Cures executes well on their planned expansion (including but not limited to the hemp-infused energy beverage line), could we possibly see such significant revenue in the future. And the answer to that question, IMO, is yes.
This is but one of the reasons that I remain invested in Green Cures (GRCU).
As always, simply my opinion.
GRCU
You are correct, sir. It is indeed a port a potty. I'm trying to create a humorous comic strip any way possible. Glad you enjoyed it... hope others did as well.
Here's my view on the way GRCU trading is going. With each passing day that we are able to hold the .005x level, confidence is undoubtedly growing for those that were unsure as to whether we had indeed seen the bottom in the 003s and 004s. Based upon this, I would be very surprised if we did not see a nice upward breakout over the next few days.
As always, simply my opinion
LOL another great episode. My buddies here on the board are protecting my precious algorithm in an indestructible container. Hey wait a minute is that indestructible container a port a potty ? You guys put my algorithm in a port a potty ? Hope you don't flush my algorithm down the toilet LOL.
Amazing pop in a compressed time-frame, jzgeorge. Thank you for that info.
I used MDB# as a basis for comparison because it resides within the same industry as GRCU, with the major difference being the huge revenue gap difference.
And since Green Cures may have the potential to eventually elevate their revenue to a similar level, it would seem at least possible (albeit remote) that the stock could react in a similar fashion.
As always, simply my opinion.
Check this one. From June to February it went from .02 to $32. With volume. An equivalent run here takes us to almost $9.
The massive r/s to which you refer was more than 2 years prior (in 2009, according to OTCMarkets info). The 52 week low of .0287 and 52 week high of $215.00) was on a single chart, as an apples-to-apples price comparison, which is why the gain was 750,000%.
I would be have to bit a bit nuts to expect the same level of gains here. But if you take into consideration that GRCU (formerly TTD#) began from a bottom price of .0001, the equivalent percentage gains would place us at .75. We could fall very far short of that share price, and I'd still be a very happy camper.
And the fact that much consolidation has occurred in the 1 year plus since GRCU (TTD#) was at .0001, that bottom starting point is probably no longer relevant at this stage (meaning it would be more appropriate to consider a much higher figure, like .003x as the relevant base for percentage gain purposes).
As always, simply my opinion.
GRCU,, Not sure what the
ratio was but MDB* had a
Massive reverse split..
Had ceo on cnbc for the pump too
I was in at .17
below 5 bux now
On January 28th 2013, I captured a screen shot because I could not believe what my eyes were telling me. What had me in such disbelief was a 52 week chart on an OTC ticker also in the 'Green Rush' industry, (MDB#).
Usually when I bring up a chart, one of the first things I like to glance at is the 52 week high and low (to get a rough feel for the ticker behavior). In this instance, back on that particular trading day, the chart contained the following: 52 week low of 0.0287 and 52 week high $215.00.
As with Green Cures, that ticker was in the MJ/cannabis/hemp industry. Also in common with Green Cures, was the building of a real, scalable business. Those two elements contributed to that massive share price increase, which amounted to a growth of about 7500x, or 750,000%. And that share price pop all happened within one 52 week period.
A thousand dollars placed into that ticker, at the bottom, would have risen to about $7.5 million at the top. And even a modest $133 buy-in at the bottom would have become $1 million at the peak.
Below is the screen shot I captured on that day, in late January of 2013. I bring it up because it forever changed my outlook on OTC companies.
As it stands now, the biggest difference between that company and Green Cures is the substantial amount of revenue booked (in excess of $5 million for CY 2013).
So I ask the following question. If Green Cures executes well on their planned expansion (including but not limited to the hemp-infused energy beverage line), could we possibly see such significant revenue in the future. And the answer to that question, IMO, is yes.
This is but one of the reasons that I remain invested in Green Cures (GRCU).
As always, simply my opinion.
GRCU
*Please note that 2 years ago, when I captured the screen shot, I was more interested in the 52 week high and low than the chart details. This is why the header is completely in the screen shot, and the bottom of the chart is cut off.
For those that enjoyed the Starz series Spartacus, there was a nice bit of simple wisdom on one of the episodes. The following was spoken by Spartacus, to one of his closest friends:
'The past is seldom as we would have it. The future yet to be known. Embrace the present, and strike all else from concern.'
GRCU... withstand the storm.
The first red flag was when the TTDZ shell was purchased without full financial disclosure - even the attorney who was indicted by the SEC warned shareholders about potential problems arising from the missing financials.
Then there was the holy grail of the penny stock pump - the promise of a dividend - I am certain that attracted many shareholders who are now underwater.
Then the part time CEO Calkin - who never seemed to be personally vested in GRCU as he would go to conferences representing CCI and not GRCU - and the funny thing is that most shareholders defended his actions.
But, the minute I read about the Green Cures short term notes to GRCU - I told everyone that they would go into default and be converted into shares.
The chances of Greens cures actually loaning money to GRCU is less than slim.
Then in the next quarterly report we find Green Cures has loaned GRCU another $82k - again a short term loan.
Theft is the highest form of flattery - lol. You will eventually receive proper credit at the national awards ceremony.
Hey wait a minute that guy second from the left stole my algorithm.
An underground facility has just been located. At said facility, some of the world's finest minds have been gathered, in one place, with a singular focus. Determine the precise trading action necessary to accumulate a significant stake in the next shining star of the OTC, Green Cures (GRCU).
GRCU... withstand the storm.
GRCU
*All images are for entertainment purposes only.
Well said, DJPB1984. Wasn't it Warren Buffet who spoke about the the stock market being a place for wealth to be transferred from the active to the patient. GRCU... withstand the storm.
Agreed! Also for the strong who can withstand the storm. There has been a MJ run for the past 2 years. It's only a matter of time for us again. I would rather have my funds parked in GRCU ready for the ride of a life time, instead of chasing when it arrives.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for providing some comical material today.
Hopefully Green Cures will step up their execution, allowing us the genuine motivation for doing the GRCU dance.
LOL that was fantastic. Episodes just keep getting better and better. Do the GRCU dance
Presenting: Episode 34 - The Adventures of GRCU
While at Costco I asked the stock boy where do they keep the Rico Sauve. He told me they received a massive shipment this morning but they sold out in a few minutes. Rico sold like hot cakes. He then smiled at me and performed the GRCU dance. It was at that moment I knew he was a GRCU long shareholder. That is probably why he is called a stock boy. He winked at me and I winked back at him. Exchange of words was not necessary. I reciprocated back by also performing the GRCU dance. I then proceeded to enjoy my $1.50 hot dog and drink at the food court.
Very entertaining. I may attempt to capture that Costco incident, that you've described, in an upcoming episode of the adventures of GRCU - lol.
While at Costco I asked the stock boy where do they keep the Rico Sauve. He told me they received a massive shipment this morning but they sold out in a few minutes. Rico sold like hot cakes. He then smiled at me and performed the GRCU dance. It was at that moment I knew he was a GRCU long shareholder. That is probably why he is called a stock boy. He winked at me and I winked back at him. Exchange of words was not necessary. I reciprocated back by also performing the GRCU dance. I then proceeded to enjoy my $1.50 hot dog and drink at the food court.
Thanks Rick... you're the best. May the future fortunes of Green Cures success shower upon you.
p.s. It seems someone with a GoPro captured your real mission at Costco (see image below).
OK I bought the fresh lemon poppy muffins for you. I also bought every long here a hot dog and drink for $1.50. If the PPS goes up I will throw in a berry sundae.
I have a real craving for the Costco fresh lemon poppy muffins (my mouth is watering just thinking about them)... could you hook a brother up (lol)?
Hope to see a strong power hour here for Green Cures.
I am going shopping now to Costco. I will be back for power hour. If anybody needs anything let me know. I will have my iPhone with me.
The Sew Cal Logo Inc. information filed with the Colorado Secretary of State has a principal office address (in Los Angeles, CA), which is about 18 minutes drive from the Sew Cal Logo Inc. contact info (also in Los Angelese, CA) on the official OTCMarkets website.
So in addition to the very unique name of Sew Cal Logo Inc., the addresses from the two sources are 18 minutes apart. Based upon this, do you think it is reasonable to draw the conclusion that this is two different corporations, named Sew Cal Logo Inc?
You own stock in the Nevada SEWC. The brand new Colorado corp doesn't seem to be publicly traded. There is no requirement that a corp have unique name except for it being unique in it's own state.
This would seem to be a very important development, dcsteve. Especially considering the possibility of the mj k-cup business potentially being brought into the fold here, as was discussed on this board earlier today.
The excitement is definitely building here.
As always, simply my opinion.
Sew cal reinstated in Colorado!!!
It has been said that when Willie Sutton was asked why he robbed banks, he replied that he robbed them because that's where the money was.
I have to assume that it is probably similar with flipping OTC shares. Many do it, because that's where the money is. I have never been very good at that activity, so I tend to hold my OTC shares longer than most (which, at times, can be financially hazardous).
As always, simply my opinion.
With no volume only flippers trading right now. Very simple to understand.
GRCU long and strong
Wouldn't surprise me one bit to see a pop like that, if not more. We might have the proverbial 'perfect storm' here. A conservator in control of a publicly traded entity, while also having a viable mj industry related private company for a business combination.
I really like that the private company potentially being considered has a product that contains the most widely used drug in the world - caffeine.
We could see fireworks here very soon.
As always, simply my opinion.
3-5 bagger coming soon as traders start to hear the rumors
Agreed, C.R.T. This one is setting up nicely for a history-making run.
Blue skies before news hits.... unreal in penny land. .. prefect shell for a four profit cannabis company out of colorado