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Him and his short crew do it to tickers all the time all over. It's sad.
Agree.
I was thinking more by mid year before this march madness.
Covid really is messing with a lot of industries. Not outrageous projections.
6 Months for build makes me think they will find a warehouse type building and that's just to put the production line together.
Looks accurate and backed by facts easily searchable.
Agree
$10 Billion Annually in the US alone being spent on AM goods and services, growing in the ~10-20% CAGR range, projected to be 20-30 Billion by 2025 by experts in the field.
So yes, traditional will forever be, but AM has a very significant and profitable footprint in many sectors of production.
You nuts! You also aren't the only one :) I added, not quite double though.
Looks like a promising year to come.
I did not mention or attack you in any way in my post, your (now edited) comments precipitated this.
Good luck you.
Looks even more accurate now. Good calls. Profits.
You're not wrong, a lot of places I have been in have maintained small scale systems for prototyping and small batch work but lack of a robust QA with strong Gage R&R was consistently an obstacle blocking the path to mass production, they are waiting for the technology to mature out of it's infancy to move forward large scale. Lot's of pieces need to fall into place.
Good luck to you as well.
That's a tough call. It will be gradual and take some years.
Every corporation has different allocations and strategies for system upgrades from existing production methods.
At some point in the near future it will be the most practical method to manufacture a lot of components. Like you might not make a salad bowl, but maybe a turbo impeller or medical device.
Looks good. The ability to QA parts in production with live feedback is still young and your breakdown seems accurate.
The ability to predict issues in live production and adjust is something almost every parts manufacturer would like to be able to do with relative ease and low cost regardless of industry. If PR3D can help predict issues it will be desired by many looking to scale up into mass production.
The old/current method of taking sample sets of production to QA always produced debatable results, especially if it's human eyes and not a vision system of some type in almost every production environment.
Anyone with a basic understanding of how the industry actually works and its requirements in the real world should be able to see that.
Looks like a good call, should be a bright future as this young tech matures into a full fledged production option.
Interesting. Do you think seed to sale limits you to either go huge or stay small for cost controls?
Timeline wise I'm not too concerned, it will come.
Is there room in Florida for more than one big name when Recreational gets fully established?
I don't know the regs down there for opening and running stores etc.
Like they just relaxed those regs in Michigan making it easier to open.
I like the multi state idea.
Your’d be right except a “Model A” and most other cars produced from the beginning didn’t need a mechanic sitting in the engine compartment to keep it running properly. As is the case (symbolically) with AM printers trying to print 3D metal parts
Seems accurate. Can't complain over profits, bag holding for years will turn people very sour, usually over their own ignorance to the market that gets projected onto every one over ever thing.
This company looks to be developing their tech and bringing it out of it's infancy, it's a long road.
You never said mass production. You said cars. Cars took a couple hundred years to get to that point.
Thanks for proving my point instead of making anything fit your narrative.
Oh I didn't know your point was that it took a couple hundred years for automobiles to get to their modern iteration. Cool!
Nice Link! Looks like 1769 for the first self-propelled road vehicle, almost like it was a product in it's... infancy.
Again incorrect, picking that date to justify your narrative again.
First automobile was steam powered. I'm not here to give you free history lessons.
This tech is in it's infancy and will succeed with support and partnerships with large corporations. Anyone who is or has actually done business in it would know that.
Incorrect again. As well the Model A was not the beginning. Please review history before trying to use it to fit into your narrative.
This tech is in it's infancy and partnerships with large corporations will allow for it to mature.
False. It took a couple hundred years for cars to reach their 20th century iteration.
This tech is in it's infancy. Nothing good happens overnight in it.
Try again.
Sound reasoning. This industry is in it's infancy and partnering with large corporations for development is key, looks good for the future.
Bloodbath across the market affecting this in the short term, long term looks promising.
Probably makes it easier for them to scale up faster.
That makes sense.
The chairman owns a big chunk now
Cresco Capital Reports 21.11% Ownership In Harborside On Partially Diluted Basis
The article was well written and anyone with basic English reading and comprehension skills and an unbiased agenda would probably agree with you.
It was. Looks like it wants to head back up.
AREC is a parallel application of LAD technology for coal and coal-sourced waste materials, REE magnets and batteries.
MDL is from different sources like mineral sands.
Licenses for 2 different markets.
Chart is juicy.
They'd have to go on a buying spree to grow like they say they want to. Not impossible.
For over five years now, Airbus has utilized 3D printing to design and manufacture both prototype and end-use parts, deploying them within different areas of its business. For instance, the company has consistently used the technology to boost its core aviation division, 3D printing A350 components as well as improving its aircraft maintenance program.
To further its application of additive within end-use scenarios, Airbus has also engaged in aerospace R&D. Working with software developer Sigma Labs, the firm has validated metal PBF printing for serial aerospace production,
Ah this? Nice
February 19, 2021 07:00 ET | Source: Red White & Bloom Brands Inc.
- Platinum Vape products are sold in California, Michigan and Oklahoma and will be arriving in Arizona and Illinois in 20211-
- Once launched, Platinum will be available in 5 of the top 10 states in the US by cannabis revenue with sales in 2020 exceeding $7.6B2-
- Platinum adds two more awards to their trophy case, including THC gummies and chocolates categories -
TORONTO, Feb. 19, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Red White & Bloom Brands Inc. (CSE: RWB and OTC: RWBYF) (“RWB” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Platinum Vape, (“Platinum” or “PV”) has been notified by its local MSO partner that it has received regulatory approval for PV to proceed with its planned expansion in Arizona.
Brad Rogers CEO & Chairman of RWB commented, “We can’t wait to get this horse out of the gate and make Platinum a household name in this enormous market. As cannabis commoditizes, brands will ultimately endure and thrive in the long-term. It is our intention to methodically launch Platinum in more and more markets as strategic opportunities present themselves, while growing and solidifying our vertical cannabis business in the Midwest.”
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The initial launch will include a strategic selection of Platinum’s popular vape products including Indica, sativa, hybrid, and various CBD:THC ratio cartridges into 16 Arizona dispensaries. Platinum is an award winning company that offers a wide range of both THC and CBD based products across the highest consumption products and line extensions. The portfolio boasts Vapes, Darts, Gummies, Chocolates as well as premium cannabis flower. Although most frequently recognized as a leading vape supplier, PV has expanded the portfolio and is quickly gaining recognition, having recently won a Thrillist best of 2020 Edible award for its Baked Apple Pie Gummies and a Farmers Cup 2nd place award for its Raspberry Cheesecake Chocolate Bar. PV continues to expand its award winning portfolio as it looks to also expand its availability in the US.
While expanding its product portfolio, RWB and PV remain committed to giving back to the communities they serve with targeted programs that align with our core values of championing social justice, diversity and inclusion.
About Red White & Bloom Brands Inc.
The Company is positioning itself to be one of the top three multi-state cannabis operators active in the U.S. legal cannabis and hemp sector. RWB is predominantly focusing its investments on the major US markets, including Michigan, Illinois, Massachusetts, Arizona and California with respect to cannabis, and the US and internationally for hemp-based CBD products.
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They have been a good play since last fall, I think they have more to go.
If legislation passes I think fresh eyes will come to the whole sector, a tiny float like this could rocket.
Let's go!
I do too.
Before the news it was headed to this range ... if AREC can almost triple with the same news, we could see more upside.
Trading volume coming back with the License news sinking in.
AREC almost tripled when they released news about their license with Purdue for REE.
Got halted near the end of trade day. Think it was from the company?
Maybe today was on news leaked.
I think they are in it for the long haul. I like the inter state approach.
High Times is big for linking brands.
Solid push past 30 Cents(US) 40(CAN). Got some new eyes on it.
If legislation passes and it's federally deregulated is that the same? Maybe 5 when that happens?