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Hater!!! Lol
Make that $71 a share as of now. Nice!!
Thanks for the update and info!!
I have emails too if needed. Count me in!!
2 million shares
.12!! Yes!!! Moving on up!!!
Nice!
They just filed an new 8K. Good luck to all!
Lol, good luck with that. While your at it ask him for me 15k as well!
Yes 2 more weeks. Lol
Lol, he hasn’t address anything we are in the same spot we were 3 years ago. It’s just lip service. Good luck to you.
That’s the same story he has been feeding us for 3 years. 2 more weeks and he never does anything. When this was delisted he said the filing was almost done that’s 3 years ago.
Let me guess, he said in 2 weeks ?
Yup it’s going to run away with your money.
Lol, up 22% more today. How is this a false pump. Take look at the 4 week RSI for answers.
Nope, just 4 weeks + RSI cool down
Yup, something is up. Can’t wait to find out what it is. I can’t find any news on web. But someone knows something.
Yes!! Yes!! Yes!! We are back in business !!!
What do you think is causing this run?
Moving along nicely here. Hope it continues. We have all been waiting long enough.
What’s up with this increase of volume ?
This is from 2018??
Yes they are part owners now that the merger was completed.
2 more weeks? Lol
If this comes back to life I’m selling on day 1. Not waiting around to see what other lies campo has set up. Whatever I can get back from my 15k will make he happy.
I have faith in Matthew Morgan and what he can bring to the table. For DP to give up control he must see the $$.
I think in part the hold on transfers in Nevada is what is causing this merger. TRTC was counting on that cash to continue operations. Now that no one knows when Nevada transfers and sales will be back on line that could have had the company bankrupted by year end.
Must be good or better than last q at least.
Yup, I love that smell !!
This is from 2014. Wow! Lol
I will never make fun of you. We are on the same page. I have had hope for this to happen and will not get excited until it has been completed. Campo has lied to us all over and over and he is the one that can’t be trusted.
I just hope this is not another of his lies to stop everyone for trashing his new ticker VYSM. Let’s hope he will use some of that money from VYSM to bring NEWC back. What another month wait after 2 years.
Good luck to all of us!
Can you share what you heard? I won’t hold you to it as other do, I know you are just trying to recoup your investment like the rest of us.
This is only for Oklahoma. Who cares about pot sales there? Lol. To funny.
You should be concerned with California, Florida and Nevada if you want to make money trading these stocks.
Oklahoma ??? To funny.
It’s someone else that’s needs to learn what up, read below. If you need me to provide you more research let me know?
oseph Vincent, the director of legal and regulatory affairs for the state's Department of Financial Institutions, said the state knows of about 12 financial institutions that are doing business with the cannabis industry, with three credit unions and two banks holding the majority of the accounts. Vincent said the state appealed directly to the executives of these state-chartered financial institutions to encourage them to take cannabis cash.
"We felt that it was incumbent on us as a public-safety concern to establish some banking relationships for marijuana-related businesses and stop this from being an all-cash business," Vincent said.
Spokane's Numerica Credit Union has more than 200 cannabis business accounts, according to spokesperson Kelli Hawkins. Hawkins said the credit union's board of directors decided to do business with the weed industry because they felt weed businesses holding millions of dollars in cash on location would become a safety issue.
"Obviously we didn't make the decision lightly. We had long conversations about the risks, and our board of directors felt it was about ensuring the safety of the community," Hawkins said. "We needed to make sure that these businesses that are in the towns we serve would have a safe place to deposit their cash."
Carmella Houston, a spokesperson for Salal Credit Union, said their Seattle offices were inundated with more than 2,000 calls when people first learned that they were accepting cannabis businesses. Houston said they have opened 300 cannabis business accounts since June of 2014 and cannabis checking accounts could form up to 80 percent of the credit union's net worth.
"We actually turn down more accounts than we open," Houston said. "We are very particular about the business accounts we accept. They need to be professional business people with strong business acumen who are willing to follow all of the guidelines that have been put forth."
Salal's hesitancy to open an account for any cannabis entrepreneur who walks in the door is because the federal government currently puts a heavy burden on these financial institutions to make sure their weed-related business accounts are complying with all state laws. In February of 2014, just as Colorado and Washington were setting up their regulated weed markets, the US Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) released a written guidance saying that they would not charge a bank with federal crimes for accepting weed money if the financial institution made sure that the business was following all state laws and the directives of a previous memo from the Department of Justice. That memo, frequently referred to as the Cole Memo, said the federal government would take a hands-off approach to states with legal weed if those states kept the drugs out of the hands of kids, kept weed within their states, and kept profits from drugs sales away from organized crime.
Both documents are legal memos that do not change the federal government's prohibition of weed. They do not establish any legal precedent, and they can be rescinded by the Trump administration at any time.
The FinCEN guidance creates a very different type of banking relationship for cannabis businesses as compared to most other businesses. For example, if a bank or credit union wants to do business with a brewery, they would need to make sure the brewery has all its required licenses and permits, but they would not need to make sure the brewery is keeping its beer out of the hands of kids. The bank can simply rely on the normal state and local regulators to make sure the brewery is following all relevant laws. Robert Rowe, vice president and chief legal counsel for the American Bankers Association, the largest financial trade association in the country, said this responsibility makes banks nervous.
"It flips the responsibility back on the bank, which is something a little different from most relationships," Rowe said. "One banker said the only way he could feel comfortable is if he had an employee embedded in that business 24/7."
Yes! Lol
Only banks accepting are credit unions because they are not federally insured. Any bank like Chase, Bank of America and etc. Do not accept cash from these companies because they are federally insured.
We need to push though .44 for this to continue going up. Get out of our way .44, the train is coming !
Unfortunately, yes!
Correct didn’t he launch those new products 2 years ago, if anyone remembers. Same scam different stock. This guy is unbelievable.
Are you talking about a lawsuit on TRTC or NEWC?