Going down, time for a bought deal. Bankruptcy looks certain.

How's the Weedon project going? MYM = the joke is on you!

Hang on, it's going to be a long ride on the big red wave. Convertible notes and bought deals. Too far down at this point, going down with the ship.

Bought deals notoriously adverse to common shareholders, disappointing to see.

Picking up shares at $10.50.

Revenues up. Stock Price down. Revenues down. Stock Price down.

27s? The Next Red Wave.

More selling. More disappointments.

0.2061 ? -0.1339 (-39.38%). This looks like a solid investment done right!

Look out below...always bail out before the bought deal is announced.

The stock price needs a friendly Smoke Wallin takeover.

PSully likes the members here and the regular messages, it does help with perspectives. Too much pumping, need to be real.

New websites, dog biscuit revenue, promoting lower tier brands, "Revitalizing" the NGW brand in such an early stage of the company? GMO seeds vs. organic. A small building in Coalinga with huge capital cost. Disappointing to see the stock price settling in below 30 cents.

sellers > buyers = ~ 31 cents. Investorshub people and the CEO are buying thousands of shares at 33 cents, then they must be selling at 31 cents.

Bagholder here down 25%+ Holding long? This is a loser stock.
This thing is going nowhere but down. Should have sold when Andrew Left bailed out back in February. Aphria is one big clown show. Poor execution by management. Everyone wearing a tie should be fired.

Pump and dump dilution machine, clown show special. This isn't a bad spot to buy some shares though.

Making new lows every day. Flash in the pan.

The Acrg/CGC contingency merger has a poor appearance of being devised for the early elite bagholders at $25 to get out at $25 or higher with a brief window of opportunity to bail. For a brief moment, it spiked 20% so the FIFO elite bagholders, who grew tired of no upside above $25, were able to sell out to new bagholders.

This Green Growth Brands is going nowhere. Back down below $3 coming up. More sellers than buyers. Poor execution by management. Clown show.

The rule of thumb is usually, no news means a CEO has some really bad news for another decent 25% dip.

On April 2nd acquired a bunch of shares at 29.7. 6 weeks later 19.7. 34% down in six weeks. What kind of losing operation is this! It's not nanosphere, its nanoupside is what this is. This company is going nowhere but in the tank. Nothing but sellers with this 105 million share dilution machine! This cannabis industry is one big joke, and the joke is on the retail schmucks trying to make a couple of bucks.

Another money losing venture once again. Another dilution machine, its impossible to find a good company. It's also impossible to find a neighborhood without an HOA. Come back 30 cents, and then running from this clown show!

Another money losing dilution machine. Hanging around 50 cents for awhile, now down to 40s. Next up the 30s, then the 20s. Going nowhere. Another clown show cannabis scam.

Harvest keeps dropping now. Too many sellers. Is this going the way of Canntrust, Aphria and every other money losing clown show!!!

One big clown show. Is a store open? Selling out, we need upside but they are unable to execute, time to sell.

Has anyone confirmed the big deal in the desert with MYM? Or is it more B.S.

Native American Agricultural Company (NAAC)
c/o Aqueous International Corp
3800 Howard Hughes Parkway, Suite 1270
Las Vegas, NV 89169
T: 702-331-9700
E: info@NativeAmericanAgricuture.com

All this promotional junk like the stock is "soaring" back up to $6.00 after yesterday's "great" news. When you're still down 30% because the decisions made to raise money from other suckers at $5.50, the confidence level with this going nowhere company is very low. Beware other sucker retail investors, buying shares at $6 now suggests the next time public capital is needed, it will be at $3.

Another down day in the MYM world. Let's all "partner" with more partners. Partnering with the partner on 120 acres in the hot desert.

CEO buying means nervous about all the selling. Another down day with all the great news coming out of Coalinga. With all the buyers and the CEO piling in, this should be $30, not 30 cents. Keep buying and buying so it doesn't go below 30 cents.

30 31 range. loaded up the boat here. Still in the red. Management is comprised of floundering buffoonery.

30 handle. 12% down? Sellers bailing out they know something, licensing issue? Retrofit fiascos? Dilution machine?

This is all BS. Raising capital at C$20 is US $14.85. Everyone that piled in above these amounts are hosed. What a joke industry this is. This is going nowhere! Selling, making more more money with a CD.

wow, tons of sellers today letting the air out of the bubble. Hopefully we don't hear about the "widening losses" tomorrow like Cronos, Aphria, Canntrust, and the list goes on.

Down 9%. This so called booming industry, is really not a booming industry, the air is coming out of the bubble industry, posting wide losses every quarter.

Sell in the 10's and looking to buy the 6's and 7's after the call. A booming industry would see sustained and climbing stock price, not one that drops nearly 50% of a its high.

Selling shares at $5.50, then the price lingers below $6. Great ideas, lets all buy more so the idiot board can approve the sale of more shares at $3.

The right decision for me was to bail out at $4.05. The customer records breach, the potential lawsuit, the pitching of the phantom plans of the canadian campus out in the northern hinterlands, far away from any commerce center ran me off. Take a drive by the Cathedral City location, there are more questions than answwers.

Now facing the 34 cent US handle. The downward pressure continues by the sellers dumping shares, not holding them. The slow and steady dilution machine in action. Using shares as currency to pay contractors and vendors is not a value creator for shareholders.

Why does the CEO have a close resemblance to Barry Minko?

How's the all star team doing with the Weedon project? Don't look there.
We now redirect your attention far away from Weedon to the hot dry desert of the Navajo nation targeting to grow hemp supply on 100 acres in one non-resource rich desert.