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Brace yourselves for the BIG dump!
The market makers are bringing this down so they can lock in the long term bag holders. Then they'll be trapped with no where to run. Just imagine what will happen to the stock price if another one of those negative news articles about medical marijuana is released. They'll probably try to flash crash Tweed and take out a lot of stops which will trigger a chain reaction sell off.
Let's try to be realistic about this. What's preventing management from listing Tweed on the NYSE?
Buying volume will dry up fast on the TSX venture exchange. Plus the company still has plenty of room to expand the share structure for more dilution. Shareholders will become impatient then sell and move on to another pot stock.
Is the Wolf of Weed Street a legitimate penny stock guru? He has a large following on twitter.
Please provide more information about the new Nasdaq BX Venture Exchange. Why isn't this new exchange receiving priority status?
WFEMF Buffett, Terrorists & China Control This Metal
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
WFEMF Buffett, Terrorists & China Control This Metal
Tungsten is one of the few metals where demand is expected to outpace supply in the coming years, and there is a potential treasure trove of profits to be made by miners of the metal. The massive profit potential, unfortunately, has even attracted organized crime to get involved with tungsten mining. The day after Christmas, Bloomberg reported that Colombia's government was preparing to seize a tungsten mine run by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). According to Bloomberg, "tungsten mined for the profit of FARC makes its way into the supply lines of the makers of BMWs, Ferraris, Porsches and Volkswagens, computers and BIC pens." Bloomberg continued "Apple Inc. and Samsung (005930) Inc. have also bought material from that tainted supply line. The parts are used for iPhones, iPads, iPods and Galaxy mobile devices." What does that say about the tungsten industry when a criminal enterprise is illegally mining the metal and somehow getting the ill-gotten commodity into consumer products?
Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Connection Warren Buffett is not a big commodity investor. He seeks revenue growth. In respect to gold, for example, Buffett sarcastically stated, "Gold gets dug out of the ground in Africa, or someplace. Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it. It has no utility. Anyone watching from Mars would be scratching their head." Interestingly, it appears he feels quite differently about tungsten, a metal with enough practical demand to allow Mr. Buffett to see its investment worthiness. As recently as 2012, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, through its IMC International Metalworking unit, agreed to invest $80 million in one of the world's largest tungsten mines, located in South Korea. In respect to Berkshire Hathaway's investment, Forbes contributor Eric Savitz wrote, "While the deal may come as a surprise to the outside world, those with knowledge of tungsten understand that it's a crucial but disappearing resource that continues to affect all of us."
http://www.pinnacledigest.com/articles/buffett-terrorists-china-control-metal
Read more about WFEMF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Woulfe-Mining-Corp-WFEMF-23053/
The high cost of doing business in Canada could eat this company alive. Canada has a small population and there will be a limited number of customers who are allowed to obtain medical marijuana. Insiders granted themselves stock options at a measly .89 cents per share while most of the retail investors paid 3 to 4 dollars per share for Tweed stock. The competition will be fierce and that will result in bidding wars to offer the cheapest medical marijuana prices. I think it will be very challenging for Tweed to turn a decent profit in this type of environment. The company might not make a net profit. If Tweed management had any sense they would upgrade the stock to the NYSE stock exchange. Buying volume is going to dry up if this remains on the TSX venture exchange and eventually turn into massive selling volume. Plus the company will soon be dumping their remaining surplus of shares on the market.
I really don't understand where all this traded money is from, there is no new patients because of the injunction, there are only 40,000 patients of which 17,000 are PPL's(growing there own) at least 10,000 are Compassion club members and the remaining warrant 8 mil shares @ $4.00 a share, THIS DOES NOT ADD UP? Unless the Canadian government annouces today that Cannabis is legal for recreational use most of these medical marijuana Companies like Tweed will FAIL!
TWD ~ Fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me!
Investors shouldn't fall for this trap again. Tweed insiders and the company still have another 10+ million shares to dump on investors. The market makers are basically working with the company to dump these shares on smaller retail shareholders at higher prices then they will just turn around and bring the stock price down below $2 per share and trap a lot of people in this stock turning them into instant bag holders. Set your bids for around .89 cents per share. The company was recently given an evaluation and was deemed to be worth around .89 cents per share. Tweed management granted themselves stock options at .89 cents per share. That speaks volumes to me.
Were you watching Tweed on Friday during its first day of trading on the TSX venture exchange? I don't think I can recall another time when so many instant bag holders were created in such a short period of time.
The risk vs reward is not appropriately balanced if investors buy Tweed stock above $2 per share.
Tweed should be listed on the NYSE if the company wants to entice institutional investors to invest in the company.
Tweed Marijuana Inc. announces the acquisition of additional seeds and plants
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=61720152
TomLaf33,
You can actually make money on the currency conversion if you believe Canadian currency is near it's low. I think the Canadian dollar could possibly begin to make some gains against the U.S. dollar during the next few months. You could make money on Tweed stock while making money on the currency conversion at the same time if the value of Canadian currency makes any significant gains.
Perhaps you could sell Tweed at $2.50 then buy in again below $2 per share.
Cheers!
OREX ~ A bear raid is possible here, especially with the PDUFA looming. I'd wait for $5 or $5.50 as an entry point on OREX.
The medical marijuana industry and obesity are two separate areas. Supreme is currently focusing on both. The company is trying to get their foot in the door in both Canada and the United States. I've yet to see another medical marijuana biotech stock focus on both countries.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
Wrong, if you had actually taken the time to do some REAL research & due diligence on Supreme Pharmaceuticals then you would have realized that it is technically a TSX venture exchange stock which is a BIG upgrade from OTC pink sheet stocks in my book.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals is listed on the TSX venture exchange as V.SL and the alternate OTC trading symbol SPRWF
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.sl/supreme-pharmaceuticals-inc
SPRWF ~ Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. does NOT cure obesity with marijuana. The medical marijuana industry and obesity are two separate areas. Supreme is currently focusing on both. The company is trying to get their foot in the door in both Canada and the United States. I've yet to see another medical marijuana biotech stock focus on both countries like this.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
GDSM~ Is a phony gold junior mining company that magically converted into a pot stock when their fools gold scam was exposed. Need I say more?
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
Read more about SPRWF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=19800
I disagree, there is currently a website that rates online sports books who allow sports betting. They rate 100's of different online sites with a rather simple rating system, A+ for the higest rating and F for the lowest. They have a black list for the worst ones out there. This rating system could easily be applied to penny stocks or pot stocks and would help thousands of new investors.
http://www.sportsbookreview.com/reviews/
SPRWF ~ Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. does NOT cure obesity with marijuana. The medical marijuana industry and obesity are two separate areas and the company is focusing on both. They're trying to get their foot in the door in both Canada and the United States which could be very interesting. I've yet to see a marijuana stock focus on both countries like this.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
Read more about SPRWF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=19800
I have a good suggestion for the DD Support Board and Fraud Research Team on investors hub. Perhaps it would be best to begin a rating system on these marijuana stocks. For example SPRWF seems like a legitimate medical marijuana biotech stock based on the back ground of the CEO running company. The DD Support Board and Fraud Research team should separate the legit marijuana stocks from the black list pot stocks with red flags popping up.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
Read more about SPRWF at:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.aspx?board_id=19800
Tweed vs Supreme
I will concentrate on the pro argument for Supreme because I think the pro argument for Tweed is obvious (long TWD too).
The growing operation that Supreme is pursuing is bound to be much smaller in size but that may be a positive in a time when there are still too many growers and not enough customers affecting profitability of behemoths like Tweed. Lots of capacity to grow at Tweed but not enough customers yet. The delay in completing a move to MMPR legislation will hamper the bottom line of larger facilities and they also will rely on full legalisation before maximum profits can be realized.
The amount you pay for Supreme is substantially less. Most of that is because it is very speculative at this time but it also does not yet garner the headlines it could if the pending deal goes through.
Conclusion
Strong Buy but speculative. Buy because you believe in the management, buy because you see the potential and exuberance of investors in the sector, and buy because its a good trading stock too.
Disclosure: I am long SPRWF
Themes: Marijuana grower Stocks: SPRWF
http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/17663872-kuala-kaimi/2814463-supreme-pharmaceuticals-inc-a-new-entrant-to-mj-in-canada
Tweed vs Supreme
I will concentrate on the pro argument for Supreme because I think the pro argument for Tweed is obvious (long TWD too).
The growing operation that Supreme is pursuing is bound to be much smaller in size but that may be a positive in a time when there are still too many growers and not enough customers affecting profitability of behemoths like Tweed. Lots of capacity to grow at Tweed but not enough customers yet. The delay in completing a move to MMPR legislation will hamper the bottom line of larger facilities and they also will rely on full legalisation before maximum profits can be realized.
The amount you pay for Supreme is substantially less. Most of that is because it is very speculative at this time but it also does not yet garner the headlines it could if the pending deal goes through.
Conclusion
Strong Buy but speculative. Buy because you believe in the management, buy because you see the potential and exuberance of investors in the sector, and buy because its a good trading stock too.
Disclosure: I am long SPRWF
Themes: Marijuana grower Stocks: SPRWF
http://seekingalpha.com/instablog/17663872-kuala-kaimi/2814463-supreme-pharmaceuticals-inc-a-new-entrant-to-mj-in-canada
The misty world of marijuana stocks
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-26682207
The misty world of marijuana stocks
http://www.bbc.com/news/business-26682207
Another major problem for Tweed, it's NOT listed on a major stock exchange like the NYSE or Nasdaq. Is Tweed considering an upgrade to a bigger exchange in the near future?
DrGreenthumb, I'm not buying into any of that at all. If there was any truth to your post then Tweed management would have granted themselves stock options at around $5 per share on Friday.
The company issued stock options at .89 cents per share according to the press release which is what the company is currently valued at.
Tweed Marijuana Inc. announces grant of stock options
Canada NewsWire
OTTAWA, April 4, 2014
OTTAWA, April 4, 2014 /CNW/ - Tweed Marijuana Inc. (TSXV: TWD) today announced, pursuant to the requirements of the TSX Venture Exchange, that it has granted options to purchase 251,210 common shares to directors and an officer of the company. The stock options were granted pursuant to the terms of Tweed Marijuana Inc.'s stock option plan and are exercisable at $0.89 per share, being the value at which common shares of the company were issued in connection with the recently closed qualifying transaction with Tweed Inc. These grants are remuneration for such directors and officer for their services to the company. Stock option grants are subject to necessary regulatory approvals.
Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/1832711#ixzz2y3CA5rvV
I agree, $1.00 per share might be a reasonable bottom for the TWD stock price. The company's initial evaluation only valued Tweed at around .89 cents per share. Based on the evaluation TWD could dip below $1 per share. Plus management already issued themselves stock options at a measly .89 per share. This shows little confidence in the company. Why didn't management grant stock options at $5 per share to help TWD sustain a higher stock price. Then later down the road grant more stock options if Tweed management earns them by running a successful medical marijuana company.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=100105003
What's preventing the SPRWF stock price from moving up? A lot of these OTC marijuana stocks have market caps 10 to 20 times larger than SPRWF.
Supreme Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a company that is dedicated
to providing and developing an in-licensed technology with an
IP portfolio aimed at targeting obesity.
In addition, the company is also pursuing opportunities in the medical marijuana industry in both Canada and United States.
http://www.supremepharmaceuticals.com/images/pdf/management_updates/Management_Update_Brochure_2014_04_04%20.pdf
Yes, I know that. Just imagine what will happen to the stock price when the Tweed pump begins to lose some steam.
The company still has another 10+ million shares to dump on Monday and throughout next week.
I think TWD will dip below $2.35 sometime next week.
Tweed's management put out a press release today stating that they granted themselves stock options at $0.89 per share, being the value at which common shares of the company were issued in connection with the recently closed qualifying transaction with Tweed Inc.
In my opinion the Tweed CEO and management are contributing towards the crashing stock price today. This was a foolish mistake. They should have show confidence in the company with insider buying at a higher stock price today. Then later down the road issued themselves stock options.