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A little advisor sorting out. Zittel in Pencer out. glta and dyodd
My sentiments exactly. Eliminate the scam factor and run this like a company with winning potential. Honesty never goes out of style. glta and dyodd
We only need a one trick pony to be successful. A rapid, easily operated THC breathalyzer is a winner all by itself. This doesn't need to be everything to everybody and the hope that it could be used for sports and steroids falls right behind the fact that we are dummying down a mass spectometer. It would make me very happy to see Cannabix and Breathtec rejoin before the money starts rolling in and the lawsuits start. That little move to cut out breathtec was typical of the Vancouver Stock Exchange mining scandals of befuddling the investors and running away with more than they deserve. The hand held has all the potential of the MS and it might be the lawyers that get all the money and not the investors. Same device, different purpose and market to aim for. glta and dyodd
nobody said it was going to be easy and that OLD nr brings up the reality of the situation. The fact that there are several companies declaring their intentions to build such a device gives it some substance. The existing blood alcohol breathalyzer guys sat on their duffs which shows that they were feeling comfortable with the profits they were making from the BAT device. Now that Cannabix has pushed their project forward, everybody wants in. This isn't easy or the alcohol breathalyzer guys would have been on it. Do some due diligence and let us know who you think is winning the development race! glta and dyodd
I hope you are right! I think some Colorado news will do a hell of a lot more for this stock than all the hype about Illinois which flew like a lead filled balloon imho. Bricks and mortar are good and show some commitment to be around but it all depends on return on investment. Actually producing or subcontracting some product with THC in it is a little more exciting than a capsule will move the needle as long as we can get it to market. I don't know what all the Cordon Bleu banter has done for us but maybe there is a good recipe that came out of it not that Frazier couldn't come up with something. He might just pack up his gig and take Florida by storm when they go legal. He has recipes, production, outlets, all working in Florida. I would throw a couple of bucks at that! I concede that I was wrong on the Palo Verde comments because I can't prove otherwise so give yourselves a pat on the back for straightening me out. Onward we march! Go SPLIF!
I still like $37. It has a nice ring to it.
CBC has been putting out teasers today for replaying the swab/Cannabix breathalyzer info blurb. It is becoming a more prominent issue in Canada and lots of watchdogs want a viable driver test for stoned driving before they allow recreational use for adults. That is supposed to happen 2017. Maybe the reporters and writers for CBC will set Kal up for a live q and a session. I think he's itching but being reigned in by Yost until Yost says it's ready. Fall is here now. Kal is deliberately being vague with wording like "coming months" etc. It is a race and we are in it. glta and dyodd
The CBC blurb replayed with the swab guy is an old re-run with Mahli displaying the Cannabix hand held device they are shooting for. The swab guys might scoop the whole breathalyzer effort if they can convince the lawmakers that DNA collection s/b allowed. I'm sure the swabs would be good enough for police but the lawyers will have a heyday with it. Which ever road society takes it is still going to have to be argued in court. The swab guys will prove that you use but not the level of impairment which is where the THC breathalyzer steps up with their two hour window which Cannabix thinks is more practical. The window of time for breath samples will be argued too but seems to be a fairer method. If we accept the swabs we are not going to have a workforce left. Every weekend user will be caught in the snare. Companies might want that to eliminate their marginal employees or older employees. The THC breathalyzer is a well thought out, reasonable test to determine impairment, not usage. glta and dyodd
necessity is the mother of invention and it has to be on people's minds. The first one out of the gate that i am aware of was Cannabix. Colorado state was concerned enough about driving while stoned to cough up $250k of matching funds to dangle a carrot in front of Lifeloc to get on this because of their alcohol breathalyzer. Canopy is giving back to the community with education to the public, government and law enforcement and the Liberals are taking heat over socializing marijuana and the stoned driver. A few companies say they are close to a working model, non invasive hand held device for this purpose that is similar to the one used to detect drunk driving. If Canopy got on board this might speed things up. I own C.BLO as my choice or BLOZF on the otc. No worries I would imagine for US investors to get hauled up for proceeds of crime or what-ever the feds are doing for investors in companies like CGC. Just the normal risk of investing in start-ups. I really like what CGC is doing with their business plan. Good balance to be a Global leader in medical and rec marijuana and educating the public about what is coming as social convention changes. glta and dyodd
Shelf life issue has been resolved. I think the biggest problem is they need money to keep it going and getting that money depends on what the consumer does. Nutritional is going to have the same problem. It is going to depend on whether the consumer likes the product no matter what the name. I think the THC product demand will gain followings over CBD's for both companies. There is no sense filling warehouses with product nobody wants. We are relying on the quality of the products. Mipps like chocolates will have a shelf life issue too. Even the big name diet soft drinks are about 90 days from manufacture to garbage can.
I am not trying to confuse people or lie to people.
I can't find the nr but distinctly remember posting about why would they get another licensee when they were so close to getting our own operation up and running. I will keep looking and if I can't find it will have to concede that I made a mistake. From what I can find now it seems that Palo Verde is still who's coat-tails we are flying on. It seems that they are going to make our recipes, put them in our packages, using our oils, extracted from our pot. Our return for this will be a use of our name(s) fee, rent from the facility and use of our equipment. Thought for the day: It is better to be pissed off than pissed on! I guess there is value to us for that stuff but would still like to see us growing the marijuana for the oils, mipps and extracts. glta and dyodd
they did a nr that someone else was going to be doing the manufacturing. you know that so don't play dumb!
Sad to say that Effingham Clinic didn't rip the arms off of the investors who were riding that bicycle. It will take time before they can make some profits through that avenue. It is my opinion that they bet on the wrong horse. It won the race but didn't pay anything. Our own facility in Colorado manufacturing our own products will move the needle. Who are the new guys who's license we are coat-tailing on? Seems like Palo Verde is out. First get the building finished then set up the equipment, then we can pull up some recipes developed by Cordon Bleu Chefs, stick some Hendrix names on them if they are worthy and force your way into taking some market share. Forget Germany and everywhere else until you can actually do something on your own like going back to the original plan and getting it working. You don't have to boil the ocean to make a cup of tea. Throwing blame around at marketmakers is childish. Our competitors are popping up all over the place and in record time. We have some down to earth people involved now. Let them do what needs to be done and quit chasing butterflies. glta and dyodd ps. market makers do what they do and if we are going to be manufacturers that is what we need to do.
What have they accomplished, a couple of news releases saying they have it and are testing it with law enforcement. They have a picture of a hand-held device that looks like it could do the job but so does Cannabix and we know how that turned out to date. Saying you have it and what you are doing with it don't mean sh#t until you get some endorsements from somebody that is qualified and respected. My gut tells me that Cannabix is at that stage of lining up qualified, respected people to follow up on the development by a highly qualified team with a record of accomplishment to give their effort approval. Lining up your cop buddy and running some illegal traffic stops and coercing the drivers to submit to new and unproven technology does not add legitimacy to your project. That type of testing has to be done under the scrutiny of law makers to mean anything. Did I miss your post of how many Hound shares you own? I think you are a closet stink-bidder trying to hit your desired amount of cheap shares of CANNABIX. It is anybody's race to win but I'm betting on Cannabix because of the team of credible people they have working on it. I may raise that to the team of incredible people when we market our THC breathalyzer. Tell me where I can invest in Hound and I will do some due diligence and maybe lay some money down. glta and dyodd
another weed detector. too funny. I wonder when they will launch an ipo and make some big announcements to enter the race.
Fritos!!!??? Maybe they are under $8 but then again maybe they aren't. I would pay $8 for a bag if I had the munchies. I learned to eat foods I never would have considered when imbibing on the ganja. Well we are associated with something real now which is a positive. What else have we got? glta and dyodd
Thank You for an honest opinion from a poster who wants to see both sides of the possibilities. Bickering-est board I have ever been on and I apologize for getting dragged into it. I have been accused of being off-topic, spam, liar and more, so maybe I threw a tip out once. I am a person of integrity and wouldn't jeopardize my reputation by trying to lie to honest investors. A different point of view isn't a lie and certainly shouldn't be deleted. It plays havoc with the flow of the thread. New potential posters won't follow or contribute to a board that is too one-sided and with very few posters. I stand by what I have posted as being honest opinion in a country where freedom of speech is a legislated right. Admin should have a look at the moderators to make sure they have the integrity and smarts to do the job. glta and dyodd
That interview has been around for awhile but is a good listen for newbies. What impresses me about this investment is the team. When I say team I mean Yost and the U of F and the amazing group of individuals with a long history of accomplishments behind them. Malhi and his guys ran with the idea and stumbled into the U of F guys imho. That is what pulled this company back from the precipice of another pump and dump to a real contender. It still amazes me that the blood alcohol breathalyzer guys didn't move on this as a natural progression for the future of their business survival. It took an upstart promotion company to light the fuse to get interested parties moving on this. There is no doubt about the need for a THC breathalyzer and some other hopefuls have popped up saying they are in the race. Cannabix is a publicly traded company which lets the little guys in on the potential at start-up prices. There are lots of legalities and politicking that needs to happen to get this product to law enforcement and the workplace but a first step is making it work. This is anybodies race to win and we don't know all the players. Yost is a mover and shaker and with his team is responsible for 30 billion dollars worth of other electronic successes. Cannabix googles well. Not so much for the others imo. glta and dyodd
It is called due diligence and I spend most of my day doing it. I am on disability and my dollars are valuable to me. I'm sorry we disagree on some points I have made. I am not trying to spread bullshit or deceive anybody. You might get a sense of my mood when I've been lied to or mislead, in my postings. If it sounds like bashing to you, try to think of it more as motivational heckling for management. Have a good night.
I get it! You think I have tunnel vision because I have the whole picture in my vision while yours is the rah,rah,rah approach of denial and pump. Now what is the latest company to get the license to produce the mipps. It sure ain't Palo Verde!
You raised the topic. I am well aware that they are two different companies with shared personel at the meetings.
You are mighty and righteous, in your own mind. Theories and visualizing possibilities are "what if" situations and you shut them down as if other posters don't ponder the same things. I know you have high hopes for this company as do I or I wouldn't be here. I look at all sides of the equation and willing to give points to you for good nonsensical posting. You are a die hard poster albeit with a bias that our suppliers won't have a problem. Tweed did and they are leading the pack in Canada. If you can't comprehend anothers opinion as being a possibility you lash out relentlessly which is a very immature response and your anger clouds your judgement. I think you might be a candidate for some of Effinghams product although I suspect that you don't need any. glta and dyodd PS. I've seen the picture of Posner at a grow-op which doesn't mean they are an irrefutable supplier with alternatives if a hurricane ruins their grow-op. It looks more like one of those experiential vacations through the SPLIF travel agency.
My stock has a product out in two flavours in record time and patented processes. It is available in California, Vegas and has eyes on other states as well. The shelf life issue has been resolved and they have some good connected people with a lot of experience to market it. You are right about the price though. Even I feel it is a bit high and am willing to wait to see where it goes. We do have to stand inline for bottling time but that $8 per unit will flesh out the market for what it can bear. Medicinal marijuana products will have upward price pressure put on them by HMR's who will be paying for it. My stock has the potential imo to substitute THC to their booster drink to capitalize on the fun side and will have to find a supply in the States they intend to produce it. You know that these two companies have some common management and there could be huge synergies for them from one another if they get the distribution channels. Originally the plan that was circulating was that Nutritional High was going to run Hemplify's THC drink. Those two companies could be a good fit for each other. One has a dreamer and the other has a doer. glta and dyodd ps. I doubt that there will be anything for sale in Effingham that isn't worth more than $8.
If the US gets to nationalizing regs for rec pot then CGC could buy their way into that market and if legal importation is allowed CGC could make a presence. If you grow your own supply it makes sense that you would be more profitable than accessing the magic ingredient at what the market will bear. Value added mipps and oil confectioneries will go to the best tasting products is my guess. CBDs are already available from 3rd world countries and move relatively freely internationally and competing with countries that can grow outdoors year round is going to be tough. glta and dyodd
Good post. I should have elaborated on my safety comment. We are not sure where our supply is coming from for Nutritional High and growers have failures, bugs, mold, cooties, and diseases. I have raised the issue of supply several times and if it dries up (no pun intended) for any of the above reasons, where does that leave us as a value added manufacturer of mipps or oils or whatever else we make? Tweed had a crop failure in the early days. I don't know what "standards" have to be met by FDA stateside. SPLIF did help CGC with some decision as to where to get an extractor but it fell on the goodwill side of the ledger. CGC is using CO2 extraction and the last I heard SPLIF was going to use alcohol extraction for oils. No argument here about oil being the safest, concentrated way to store oil. I have raised the issue of marijuana supply in Colorado and I haven't been able to confirm abundant supplies especially if growers have problems. Moving marijuana over state lines is still not allowed. I felt that Nutritional High would be a good fit for a takeover for CGC but came to the realisation that CGC doesn't need anything they have other than to capitalize on some of their connections. CGC is going to be a supplier of medicine and are prepping for recreational. If you can do the first right the second is easy. It is my opinion and my opinion only that Clinic Effingham has set up with the intention of the rec portion of the market bringing in the most of the revenue. Medical marijuana is the for-runner to establish for rec usage which is on 9 State ballots in the near future. I am totally allright with safe quality product for patients and the same for rec users when it happens. glta and dyodd
What profits? This will show cashflow and if the business builds and can attract enough patients then it will show a profit. The last time I looked there were about 33 dispensary licenses granted and 10,000 patients. You do the math! Are you looking for an investment or a fast flip on hype? glta and dyodd
What profits? This will show cashflow and if the business builds and can attract enough patients then it will show a profit. The last time I looked there were about 33 dispensary licenses granted and 10,000 patients. You do the math! Are you looking for an investment or a fast flip on hype? glta and dyodd
It is just another point of view! You can believe what you want. I am invested in this and actually on the positive side of the balance sheet but I look at things from a more practical view and don't kneejerk react to developments. I like that there are some very enthusiastic posters here and I like the original business plan of SPLIF/EAT. We went off the rails with Posner imho who's eyes were bigger than his stomach but I feel good about Frazier but maintain my conviction of what will make this stock move up. glta and dyodd
I am just playing out what the opening of the clinic will mean to the stock. It opens tomorrow, that is a positive. Some patients come, probably most of them signed up to fill some orders. How many will come? My guess is a couple of hundred tops. They see the list of products all with less than pharmaceutical names but names like sour diesel and strawberry whatever and lose points for not coming up with names more descriptive of real medicine being supplied by real clinicians to help patients in need of alternative medicine. I think the mentality driving this is more of some hippie drug dealer pulling a bag of weed out of his crotch behind the dumpster @ the bar and spewing fancy druggie recognized monikers of good products for sale. It looks like we are aiming for the rec pot market but coming on as medical professionals. It does give a headstart for establishing a recognized sight and I look forward to when we switch up and identify as a pot shop for people that want to get high. The medicinal angle is the toe in the door, rapid start method for what these guys are hoping will come with legislation. I hope the products we are selling are pharmaceutical safe in which case when we step out to be a headshop for high seekers will have a heads up. What will happen after the initial rush for medicine. A few more with the credentials to buy will trickle in and in a couple of weeks or months the first wave will come back for more medicine. I don's such much added to the bottom line for SPLIF as the only product that I am aware that we have is a CBD capsule to make big profits on. The businesses that have the marijuana, oils, mipps or whatever are going to be the value added share of the clinics revenue which brings me back to our Colorado effort at Pueblo. This was just a diversion to get some credibility on the coat-tails of the guys who ram-rodded it. I can wait for some real development with this company which is what will drive the shareprice imho. glta and dyodd
math, charts and other tools. Some people find them useful and some make a living out of projections from these tools. I know that ultimately fundamentals kick in and the dream comes back to reality. My $37 share price is just conjured out of my imagination and wishful thinking. We did hit .77c once on a nr teaser. I think those teasers are not going to be repeated because the promoters fell into a pool of integrity when they signed up Yost and his team. That is why I didn't bail on this stock. I am convinced that we are on the verge of greater and greater things with the rapid advancement of our technology which some people consider a dream. My dream honestly thinks that this could go there on limited amount of shares if we get a working model. It is anybody's race to the finish line and I have done due diligence and like our team now that they found Yost and his team. I left 20 grand on the table when I didn't sell when it hit .77c because I dreamed it could go a lot higher. The dream factor can drive shareprices to lofty highs so I pegged it to a number of a competitor in its heyday. I have reason to believe that the insiders will start coming off when it hits a couple of dollars and it will be for sale to the highest bidder. That's how my dream plays out. No science or math involved just years of experience of human nature. glta and dyodd
out of 1.34 million shares traded today. I would say that is significant and if this individual who is reputed to have 12.5 million shares keeps feeding shares into the bid it is payday for them but not for newcomers who bought at the market or on the uptick and it could take awhile unless you have the clout to buy them.
So I am partially right???!!!
I chugged a super B tanker around for 10 years after I swore off truck driving forever. Was on my 3rd tractor when i took a bad fall at work and the doc ended my career. Now I am back trading and doing stock research in an effort to supplement my disability pension even though my fall happened on the job. We have a dirty little crown corporation in Canada called worksafe that refuses to pay me or retrain me. I feel like a welfare bum. If I make some serious money I am going to get a lawyer and stir them up a little for breach of contract. For those arguing that stoned drivers drive just as well as everybody else, ask Shell. Thank god we've got a thc breathalyzer on the way. I like the U of F team under Yost and the others have got credentials coming out the yinyang. The right people to bring this home. glta and dyodd
actually there is some insider selling. check it out for yourself. I use Canadian Insider. put the canadian symbol EAT in the box and it will show you what is happening in the Canadian markets. It's free. glta and dyodd
ps. I want this to go up just like you but want to keep my finger on the pulse of reality.
yea, I shouldn't have posted about insiders without checking it out first. Sorry guys but I still think we need Colorado up and running and selling products. Value added and such rather than flying on everybody elses coat-tails. glta and dyodd
Mirahara, you have the courage of your conviction and you show that same ocd quality that medchem has. Like a dog with a bone, you just won't let go. How much Hound Labs do you own or are you barking at a shadow? It ain't the dog in the fight, it's the fight in the dog. I am not connected to Hound Labs and can't find out very much about them other than a couple of nr's that don't share much other than they think they have a product with an edge of being able to measure alcohol too. I like the due diligence that I have done on Cannabix, so much so that I purchased a lot of shares, fairly cheap and didn't sell it when it hit 77c. I think we have a better chance than any of the others who's info is sparse and have assembled a team with a history of success behind them. The latest nr sparked things up but really didn't say anything new but from that it looks like we generated some new interest and the fact that the sp went up means that existing shareholders are hanging on to their shares. There is all kinds of pop-up nr's from thc breathalyzer companies, probably trying to raise dollars to keep up the progress but other than nr's they don't google well or are tight lipped about their accomplishments. Our promoters were so excited about our efforts that they ran the price up in anticipation of having a product ready to make some money. I don't think that will happen again but that is just my humble opinion. I bet on my dog in the fight and will stick with it. Hound and lifeloc don't seem to need my investment dollars and why did it take lifeloc so long to approach a thc breathalyzer when they were in the breathalyzer business? I knew this was anybody's race and the winner investors should do well. I like $37 per share based on lifelocs lofty days for our Cannabix investment. glta and dyodd
I haven't followed up on the insider sells to confirm so it is just a rumour that I shared.
Hound needs a cartridge to ad something to bind the THC molecule to. the last time I looked Hound isn't publicly traded which means the average guy can't partake. I think the need for THC detection is so great that the lawmakers might allow swabs which are effective but cross the lines of DNA collection. This isn't easy and saying you have a product doesn't get it over the hurdles. The holy grail of breathalyzers will detect all things causing impairment but imo we are a long ways off of multi-detection devices. This is anybody's race to get past the finish line and in order for law enforcement and the legal eagles to get the dollars to buy then it will have to work! We have a good entrant with the Yost team running in this race and we have had a few news releases from the competition that have been more hype than accomplishment. glta and dyodd
Well that adds some legitimacy to this deal but what is it going to mean for Nutritional's bottom line? Our piece of the action for California and Oregon isn't clear but it was nice to hear that our Colorado plant is expected to open soon. Is Purple Haze a public company and who owns the majority shares? glta and dyodd