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Beto's platform, number one issue, is prohibition. First politician to ever take this stance. Bernie blew it big time not putting cannabis front and center.
Thats true. Shares will be held tighter and tighter in comparison.
No doubt there will be massive sector rotation. From bloated pigs that fly to lowly TRTC. At ten million shares a day the float of 70 something million will turn over and over,,,, shares in fresh new hands holding tight one day busting 2 like nothing next go round and round and round and round we go making money clicking a mouse, rat, who cares. .
Nice find Grizzly. All the best of entertainment to all here. Even those that draw a paycheck to do so.
I wish ya all keep averaging up covering far from mindset.
Every average up will be a mishap this time. I know every other time worked trtc ran. This is not the same train.
Good Job if one covered below a buck. Averaging up won't work.
Agree. Floats turned over the last few months. Shares, if now mostly held by tight hands will make for "a hell of a ride" coming true with gap openings prevailing.
Okay scratch that then. Another; Booker and Beto ticket. Deep pocketed
legalization train run into 2020.
Thats why huge candle in blue formed around 1045. More to follow. Booker's bill rules.
Those 30 zillion shares are being used for rolling and toilet paper.
People entered then may be dead. How about the people entering today. They are LIVE ONES WITH DEEP POCKETS!
How about average up instead while glued to 2 levels.
They lost so much money hitch hiked to Hum-bolt Valley to roll one and recover.
Hey man whats with gap openings? Besides being cool as shit.
No more big dumps of shares! Come to shit and only fart here on out the march continues. Legalization Booker train left the station full steam ahead!
Bookers Bill will pass.
Never mind side liners main liners of trtc will be real happy! Fully positioned here anyone under a buck is, where are those blue blue skies. Might be gone til November. I ask my self why oh why. Here we go again.
True and before the alcohol picked up cig butts hello nicotine in the streets starting all age's like 7, 9, ten year olds do this then drink some alcohol later when teenagers.
Went to follow and see already member marked. Insiders bought all over in here. More to follow the Booker!
Exactly right nice thoughts!
TRTC has waived the white flag something to be learned now on the way back up, thats the red flag being ignored...average up all ya want. Cover at 6 bitts why dont ya.
Smooth move Blum Reno shorts don't like headlines. What will they be tomorrow? Trump legalizes? North Korea has always been legal.
One of these days boys is what hear you saying all us here doing time. Prohibition almost over TRTC should prosper with all that along with Ca lowering tax rates.
Isn't it a little ironic photograph of ATM machine is next to Derrick?
I'm long long waiting for a few bitts.
That was cool Grizzly!!! Trumps all about medical and gets it Jared in his ear for sure has heard all about this. Watch Gaetz get invited to the white house for signing Bill 420 papers TRTC to prosper. Roll that up and smoke it.
They med of men no good do not qualify not meeting minimum standards to gain entry to S.L.
Bwahahahahahahahahahaha! Good one!
Yeah man like prohibition is over..... Will happen 2019 the year. Momentum players will love legalization talk. Time to make bunches of money back. trtc will have,,, once on a roll,,,, rsi in the 90's
Is this statement/question to deflect truth? Shorts have ruled the roost too long.
Momentum players will jump on board once past 80 driving RSI into high 90's for eons it will seem.
Looks like 420 bill will prompt averaging up short positions all the way to the stratosphere.
Cool! Lets watch shorts average up and up just like some of us averaged down. Who will win this race? Cannabis wins. Prohibition looses shorts lose this next leg, made enough money on the way down will give it back on the way up. Please do not cover. Keep averaging up that short. Cover after 20 bitts.
Old time Texan holdem player lingo. Feeling is have have seen the flop over the last few years and it sucked. Now for the turn card 2019 brings. Lets see 20 bitts year end. No one gets to tax loss sell unless really stuck.
You will get the 8 bits and some. 2019 is our year!
13 buys into short attack after short attack zero sales. Just like some of us here. Time tells all. See fellow longs at the promised land 2019 the year there will be peace on herb trtc to prosper.
SEC Transactions Last 2 Years
TRANS DATE FILER OWNERSHIP TYPE PRICE SHARES
12/31/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 0.57 25,000
12/24/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 0.55 1,000
12/21/2018 NAHASS MICHAEL
Officer Direct Buy 0.60 50,000
12/21/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 0.6628 50,000
12/20/2018 GLADSTONE ALAN DAVID
Director Direct Buy 0.667 100,000
09/10/2018 GLADSTONE ALAN DAVID
Director Direct Buy 1.6977 70,000
09/07/2018 NAHASS MICHAEL
Officer Direct Buy 1.58 16,796
09/07/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 1.57 10,000
08/31/2018 NAHASS MICHAEL
Officer Direct Buy 1.7073 25,466
08/31/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 1.76 10,000
07/30/2018 GLADSTONE ALAN DAVID
Director Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) 2.02 24,750
07/30/2018 ROSS STEVEN J
Director Direct Acquisition (Non Open Market) 2.02 24,750
07/10/2018 NAHASS MICHAEL
Officer Direct Buy 1.95 10,000
07/06/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 2.19 5,000
07/05/2018 GLADSTONE ALAN DAVID
Director Direct Buy 1.79 50,000
06/29/2018 GLADSTONE ALAN DAVID
Director Direct Buy 2.15 50,000
06/28/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 2.2399 10,000
06/27/2018 PETERSON DEREK
Officer Direct Buy 2.47 8,000
Word. Tax loss selling been going on a few months now. Will see what the new year brings after multiple bottoms. Gut tells me wallet will be fatter in 19 trtc does not self destruct.
Sitting tight with a wait and see like Peter Lynch would do but he never would have bought this stock. 19 is around the corner as the world legalizes Mexico right pronto then what will Trump do? Double down on hand cuffs?
Why we went up at end of day could be due to NEWS!
Marijuana businesses in Colorado and across the country are anxiously awaiting a move by Sen. Cory Gardner, R-Colorado, next week that could completely transform the way they do business.
Gardner plans to introduce an amendment Monday that, if passed, would let cannabis businesses open bank accounts in states where they’re legal. It would exempt retailers from federal prosecution while still keeping cannabis a Schedule 1 drug, meaning it would remain illegal in the states that haven’t legalized marijuana for medical or recreational use.
“It would be monumental,” Cannabis Trade Federation CEO Neal Levine said. “It would fix our tax problem. It would open up a lot of new options for commercial banking services, and it would end the threat of the (Department of Justice) kicking in our doors and seizing our assets.”
The Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act is a bill Gardner and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Massachusetts, introduced together this summer. Its purpose was to have federal laws basically mirror state laws when it comes to cannabis. The bill hasn’t moved much since it was introduced, so Gardner wants to attach it to a criminal justice reform bill working its way through Congress during the lame-duck session.
“This is by far and away the best shot we’ve had so far,” Gardner told the Denver Post on Friday morning.
The reason Gardner thinks this might work is because of how the Senate works. When a bill comes up for a vote, it’s a lot easier to attach a germane amendment than one that has nothing to do with the bill. Any one senator can object to an unrelated amendment, but relevant amendments often become pending — meaning they get a vote from the full Senate.
“I can’t think of a more appropriate piece of legislation than this bill to try as an amendment to,” Gardner said.
The criminal justice bill is a priority for both President Donald Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky.
Gardner said he hadn’t spoken to the president about his plan to attach his measure to the bill, but said “the president supports this legislation, and in its purest form it is sentencing reform.” He’s also confident that he has Senate support to add it as an amendment if he can get a vote.
WASHINGTON — Reversing course, Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky said on Tuesday that the Senate would vote on a substantial criminal justice bill before the end of the year, stiff-arming some of his hard-line conservatives and teeing up a bipartisan policy achievement that has eluded lawmakers for years.
Advocates of the prison and sentencing law changes on Capitol Hill and in the White House have spent weeks lobbying Mr. McConnell, the majority leader who controls the Senate calendar. Crucially, they had the backing of President Trump, who endorsed the bill last month and urged Mr. McConnell in recent days to “Go for it Mitch!” — offering cover to conservative lawmakers skeptical of voting to roll back some of the tough-on-crime federal policies of the 1980s and 1990s.
Now, proponents of the bill, the First Step Act, believe the changes could receive as many as 75 votes in the Senate. Speaker Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, who privately pressured Mr. McConnell to take up the bill, has already pledged swift action before the House leaves town for the year-end holidays.
In exchange for his backing, Mr. Trump is on the cusp of claiming one of the first truly bipartisan legislative achievements of his presidency, a welcome win just a little more than a month after voters chose to end complete Republican control of Washington. In the compromise, Mr. Trump could find a model for how to work with Democrats when they assume the House majority in January.
Broadly speaking, the bill pairs investments in anti-recidivism programs in federal prisons and an expansion of early release credits with changes to sentencing laws. Its authors have made a set of yet-to-be-released revisions to accommodate Republican concerns in recent days, but even with the changes, the bill is still expected to impact thousands of current federal inmates and future offenders.
Many of the changes are said to be designed to limit the types of offenders who would be eligible for early release credits under the law.
Before Tuesday, Mr. McConnell had repeatedly said that there was most likely not enough time to consider the measure this year, and Republican leaders maintained as recently as a few days ago that the bill did not have the support of the majority of Republicans. Proponents feared that without a vote this year, the deal would have fallen apart in the new Congress because Democrats would demand more liberal changes to sentencing laws.
Mr. McConnell made clear on Tuesday that the Senate was considering the legislation “at the request of the president” and said that debate could begin later this week. With the addition of new business, Mr. McConnell also held out something of a threat: If senators were not willing to expedite consideration of some issues before the Senate, the chamber could hold votes the week between Christmas and New Year’s.
Mr. McConnell’s chief lieutenant, Senator John Cornyn of Texas, quickly seized on the news to announce that he, too, would personally vote for the bill. He had been accused by some fellow Republicans and outside conservative advocacy groups of quietly trying to kill their efforts.
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Still, strong opposition remained among some conservatives. Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas and one of the bill’s leading critics, said he was prepared to try to amend the bill on the Senate floor “to address its many remaining threats to public safety.”
“Unfortunately, the bill still has major problems and allows early release for many categories of serious, violent criminals,” he said in a statement. “This includes felons who commit violent bank robberies with dangerous weapons, who assault children, and who commit carjacking with the intent to cause death.”
Talking about tobacco the plants get crop dusted with poisons so insects don't get to eat but die when do. This tobacco later on will be cured blended and smoked all over the world and yes more chemicals of a different sort by mad scientists employed making millions a year and even more now that tax rates lowered and is all legal kids today vaping flavored liquid nicotine. Looks like mad men will get huge holiday bonuses as addiction rates head north with no tax breaks for 99%.