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Do you have any proof that was actually said about GRNH? Because Google can't find it.
Even more hilarious is GRNH up 15% right now.
BLAST OFF AS GRNH UP 15%
I'm not following the logic there, I think there are other reasons for not uplisting.
AGTK recently did it, and they have been taking on a lot of water since.
GRNH will have its day, regardless of which list is in. Major headwinds right now given the entire sector is struggling.
Let's just say nothing has appeared to have changed at that location since.
Truly wish you nothing but the best.
OMG IT'S THE END OF THE WORLD
Do whatever you want to do, it's your right and the way it should be. There are a lot of people on this board who have followed the company for a long time, and a lot of people who lost a lot of money.
Because others lost on an investment is not a reason to look down on a company, yet knowing what led to that sea of red is why you're seeing that reaction.
Personally, when a company contacts me to work for them, I do a similar kind of DD I do with stocks. And seeing what I see through filings, Google and with my own eyes in person, I understand the sentiment expressed by others on this board about Growlife.
Further to your point....
Google Earth the address that's on the SEC filings.
Then Google the address to see who else is in that building (and the adjoining buildings).
Then do a Realtor.com search around that address to get an idea on the cost of real estate in that area.
Then ask yourself how a guy making over a quarter of a million dollars in salary can afford offices in that neighborhood.
Any proof of that?
I'm not asking for DD, only asking for proof to back up the claim about GRNH.
No proof?
Since DD has been done, then the proof to the claims about GRNH are easily accessible.
So....where's the proof?
I am sure there are many other GNRH investors who would be very interested in seeing proof of those claims.
How about some proof of that claim?
Here's proof of my claim.....
https://greengrotech.com/greengro-technologies-signs-purchase-agreement-for-7-4-million-greenhouse-transaction-and-secures-initial-600000-down-payment/
How about the $7,400,000 deal GRNH closed two weeks ago with a check in hand?
How about the difference in GRNH price compared to three weeks ago? hmmmmm.
>>>>>>> MIGHT ALSO BE A GOOD TIME TO GET IN BEFORE FINANCIALS COME OUT.
>>>>> OMG GRNH JUNK NOW IN THE GREEN
GRNH $7,400,000 deal announced.
Who are those competitors?
If you truly want an honest reply, I would say this: count how many of those dozen or so reviews say "verified purchase." Not many.
Also, again since you're soliciting for opinions on the reviews, several of them do not come over as communicating in a natural manner, but rather as a pitch. Similar to some Yelp reviews, they're too polished and used-car salesman like.
Again, since you asked.
Here's the problem regarding Q4 numbers. Q3 was down 41%, and these misleading PRs came out in March, which will have nothing to do with Q4 2016. Meaning that assumption all dilution has stopped did not come in Q4, but rather Q1 2017.
A lot of people have bought into the assumption this guy owes no more money to anyone. The March 8Ks make it sound like he's completely debt-free, whereas he's debt free (I don't count the $35k really) from that specific lender.
And today a PR that really just says "remember, I used to work at Pfizer" at a time everybody is waiting for the financials to come out is not the kind of news an objective thinker wants to see.
It would make me nervous.
An entrepreneur out on her/his own wants to make their own mark on their own merits. Sure, you'll go to creditors and boast your resume, but in the here and now, the past shouldn't really matter, because you're buying this right now, and not what he did before.
Products and people need to look to the present, not harken back on the good old days.
The feeling I get is that of a set-up for a soft financial report coming up.
Free of that specific toxic debt, yes.
Question remains whether there is other toxic debt out there and how much traditional debt is owed.
Only way to find out is that 10-K.
How do you know they are debt-free?
GRNH investors know the value, potential of the company. Otherwise it wouldn't have gone up 35% in the past two weeks.
You can easily find the sought-after information on GRNH's website. The same website where you can see James Haas already has a check for the deal.
GRNH signed a $7,400,000 deal with check in hand last week. The news has been slowly spreading in the MJ sector.
The sector was down today, yet GRNH bucked the trend by being down 0.27% today.
Nice 35% gain for GRNH from two weeks ago.
ZOMG!!!1!!1!1!1 0.27% DECLINE FOR GRNH TODAY OMG THE SKY IS FALLING!!!!1!1!1!!!!!!!'
It's still up 35% from a couple of weeks ago.
"This transaction boosts Greengro into record setting income territory for the company,” said GRNH CEO James Haas last week after announcing the $7,400,000 deal in which he has already received payment.
GRNH CEO James Haas on the $7,400,000 deal in which he said he has a check for, "As a result of this sale to Fresh Local Produce of Ohio, Greengro’s revenues have reached the range of a minimum of $8 million for 2017."
$7,400,000 GRNH deal last week where the CEO said he has check in hand.
GRNH has been green every day since.
GRNH junk up 35% in past two weeks.
GRNH was "struggling" to maintain 5.6 cents two weeks ago.
Hmmmmmmmm
On or before the 15th was the answer to my question on when they were going to release the financials.
The 15th is a Saturday, but I did not respond for clarity. They could very well file on that day, but it won't show up until next trading day.
Correct. You did mention the name that on the GreenGro website, as I sent an email to that company about their financials. They gave me a totally different answer in black and white.
I'm not going to call some guy out of the blue for his name and ask whether he offered a restricted stock sale to someone I saw on an internet discussion board he allegedly was on the phone with for only 30 seconds.
Look, this is not a personal attack at all, but I just do not believe that story.
California won't be realized until 2018, because Sacramento hasn't set the guidelines yet for stores and rec use.
Agree with long-term sentiment though.
Having lived in both, Colorado over California any day.