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Train wreck!
You should google Freudian slip.
My personal opinion is that Andy keeps dangling carrots because they are still trying to scale the business and that is boring. It is my belief that they haven’t taken on any new business in the last 12-18 months because they don’t have the capacity to do it.
They might finally be ready for new clients, but I don’t trust Andy based on his history of over promising and under delivering.
Why does Andy feel the need to hint at stuff?!?!? Just let the PRs speak for themselves! I am still waiting for the third mega deal!
ATT,
Check them out for yourself:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-dollinger-88936945/
Sean's LinkedIn page has his skills listed (according to him).
Not fluff. That PR was damage control.
His shares are aligned with the board. If they sell Sean sells.
That is interesting to hear when some thought that recreational was going to kill medical demand.
Am I the only clean freak that thinks having a mirror that you are supposed to touch is a terrible idea?
After watching the 420 I do not understand how the cafes fit in with Namaste’s. Coffee shops that won’t sell cannabis or edibles.
So it will be a place to buy coffee and ‘talk’ about cannabis? I thought maybe this would be a precursor to selling recreational. Looks to me like an almost unrelated side business.
Sean has 20 years of experience building websites and zero experience building/running a bunch of cafes. Stick with what you know.
There is no way they open 20 locations in 2019.
They have already built their brands. They have loyal customers. They have prime locations.
To Hippd’s point there are thousands of failed franchises out there compared with the few successful ones you have listed.
What will these cafes offer that Starbucks couldn’t duplicate and roll out to thousands of locations?
I agree with you Hippd. The rest of the world is likely to legalize in the next few years and we are going to focused on building and driving traffic to cafes.
I am also not interested in educating Canada about pot. Stick to selling. Amazon didn’t feel the need to educate anyone.
All are unproven at this time. People need to see the value in terms of revenue.
I think it is silly to argue who will be the winner in the Cannabis space. There will be multiple winners.
Look at alcohol, not everyone drinks Budweiser!
Where are the website updates? Kory has mentioned they are coming but I don’t see anything new.
It s not a forward looking statement. Those are the types of statements they are avoiding during the quiet period.
I was disappointed to see that the license didn’t do more for the SP. Now I don’t see an organic NASDAQ listing until 2Q 2019. Even then it assumes that the 4Q numbers show the growth many are anticipating.
What else could push us up to $3?
This is great PR for departments that may be ready to use this. What about a PR for investors? One that includes numbers? How much demand has there been for this? How much revenue do you expect this system to generate?
This is not well received because no one can quantify it from the detail in the PR!
Listed on the NASDAQ by the 8th of October!
Any estimates for third quarter MJ sales?
Now that they have the license, when will the first sale happen on the website. I registered, waiting to be notified!
How could they possibly enforce that?
Positives... sounds like they are sandbagging revenue for the year. They should meet guidance.
The comments about Fedex seemed pretty positive too. Just not sure how long it takes to get Fedex to commit to a larger rollout. Any guesses?
Negatives... the third Mega deal announcement was silly. It was supposed to be announced last year. Are they also holding out for a piece of Plug?
In your opinion, who leads this space?
It’s amazing that a CEO of a publicly traded company would believe that no one would fact check his comments.
It’s not going anywhere until they announce something about Inspire 2.0. Only then can anyone begin to estimate when the study will be complete and if they have enough money to do it.
I am here because of the potential. My concern is in the short term. We have been waiting for months for the official announcement of the third mega deal. I would hate to find out that “mega” is being used for a deal only worth $25M.
It needs to be at least $200M.
Agreed. Andy said it wasn’t as big as Walmart or Amazon. I want to know how much less. Is 200M a mega deal? 50M? We need some numbers.
I think it is a valid concern. I work for a publicly traded company and I own zero shares. Not because I don’t like the company but because that is too many eggs in one basket.
If the company takes a turn. I could be out of a job and have no savings, think Enron.
I would wait until the D is off the ticker before judging the volume. I use E*TRADE and in the past I was not able to trade stocks that were in the middle of a split. I haven’t tried with VTSI though so it might be different.
It’s at $2. Bye!
So the stock will be dead money for the next three years. At an average of 1 enrollment a month, 20 months to fully enroll. Then you have to wait 6 months for the last patient to complete the study. Then submit and wait for the fda. I’ll wait.
Fuel cell companies will not need to replace all diesel trucks to be profitable. They will only need a small piece of the pie which it is looking like it is happening already.
An $8.5 billion expansion of Ohare airport in Chicago was just announced.
Nothing. That’s the problem.