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Pier, at some point, if he wants this to be anything more then another OTC fairy tale, he absolutely should. I see no legal roadblocks to sharing the vision and direction of the company with shareholders. No need to divulge inside information. He wanted retail websites and got them. He wanted expanded product lines and got them. He wanted quality products, tested them and got them. He wanted advertising and marketing people and got them. He wanted an advisory group and got them. If he follows suit and wants more shareholders, and those that take GRCU seriously, he needs to go get them. All IMO
Gamble, nice thing about GRCU is they have provided us with very little B.S. and no fairly tale PRs. Just real products with the ability to provide revenues. Actions talk just as loud as money, and we will see no money without GRCU actions. No denying we've seen them. It's early yet.
I agree with you that we see .02 again and likely higher, however I do not believe it will be next week. We've had many lofty expectations and predictions which have simply not been met, and have been mostly mishits. The product introductions and expanding revenues will do a lot for reinforcing upward movement, but I can't see it happening all in one week. That can certainly change with news, but if GRCU stands by their party line, they will introduce new products in a low-key manner, with little fanfare. It's not time to sip the Kool aid just yet.
That's not a bad idea Phil and not unreasonable either. We can't know for sure who is working behind the scenes just as we can't guess as to what the delays are with CBD caps. Perhaps other individuals will be hired in the future? I also agree with you about RC and his ability to promote his public company through interviews. I've heard him mention GRCU once, but CCI plenty. We certainly don't want him spread too thin and a shout out to GRCU on those opportunities can go a long way in garnering some attention. With that being said, it still looks as if movement is being made on additional products and we'll see some roll-outs shortly.
Those are some nice labs from sclabs. Seems to me that we're looking at the introduction of three new products within the next week or so. Product expansion and multiple streams of revenue along with NPI and Inhealth should take us to the promised land eventually.
Not much Rick. Low volume days and a couple of ticks down and up. Pretty boring actually. Personally, I don't see anything major happening with Northbound movement until we get some further guidance from GRCU. I'd be satisfied with sideways movement next week and sustaining high trips to a penny. Time, new products, advancing revenues and any surprises the company may hit us with should do the rest.
The political landscape is probably the single most important criteria, and the one being overlooked the most, in our instant gratification market I think most of us know that legalizing and taxing. MJ and/or MMJ will take care of a large chunk of local, state and even federal debt down the road. The points about GRCU morphing and changing as the laws slowly change are dead on accurate. Our major benefit is one of the leaders in the industry, whether number one or not being immaterial, knows the laws better then most. It's easy to see why GRCU is low-key. Mistake free is important at the juncture for GRCU and how many are truly better with the law then a guy who teaches and preaches about following the law. He may not be perfect with GRCU, but he ain't gonna make too many glaring mistakes either. JMO of course
Oils and tinctures. Sounds right up GRCUs alley there. Being that progressive states are beginning to capitulate and soften their stances on MMJ it won't be too long before many others join the bandwagon. The political landscape will drive much of the success for our company as well as any others who survive in the OTC. So far, so good for GRCU.
It does Grizz. I actually put the question out there as there were hints of "it ain't real" without the LOI. I didn't think it was necessarily needed, didn't think it would hurt if it was mentioned by the company and frankly don't care if GRCU gets the job done, which I think they will.
Thanks for that guts. I'm not sure the harm an LOI would do in the OTC. Let's face it, these ain't the blue chips. Anything that legitimizes progress and development is a good thing. Don't think we'd take unkindly to an LOI. In the long run, should NPI and Inhealth produce serious gains for GRCU, it won't make a difference. In the meantime I think it was a good question you asked. The response is the party line GRCU has been following since it inception.. No unnecessary fluff. Their way, not ours.
I'm fairly certain you know I am very long this stock, so I can get away with this question. Why no LOI from either company? Is it needed and/or normal to legitimize the relationship?
From personal experience in two runs past one dollar I'll share how I believe a GRCU sustained run will start. Apostle mentioned capitulation and sideways action forming the new base with little fluctuations. Weaker hands tend to give it up at that point because it is not as enticing (capitulating). Discussion continues to develop encouragement and excitement as the company slowly develops a revenue generating product base. This runs us up to the heart of OTC season as we move toward elections. The political landscape becomes more volatile as more and more groups call for softening stances on MMJ and the legalization of MJ. Within that time-frame, I will make an assumption that GRCU will deliver Q3 as well as (at least) one corporate update. The unknown is what will be in that update, but I'll continue to assume the news will be solid. This will push us toward a higher base with some new flippers and day folks settling us in at a slightly higher range. In the two analogous runs the companies, while we were in stasis dropped pending contract news. Both pennies blasted past one dollar within a very short, sustained and volatile run.
I'm seeing the same set-up here with one glaring difference. Where we had no confirmation of established revenue sources from my other companies, here we are pretty much guaranteed of additional revenue sources and none too few of them. The GRCU set-up is enticing to say the least. All of the pieces are in place to expand revenues for the company. Not withstanding the normal roadblocks an OTC start-up can and will encounter, I do believe this will be the third major OTC stock that runs very hard with the building blocks and foundation that we have in place. Of course this is just my honest opinion, but I've been here before and the similarities are glaring enough for me to add a bit more.
The GRCU gains from quads and trips to .049 was massive. Being excited or encouraged about forming a new base as the plan unfolds is very easy for investors to wrap their arms around,
I like GRCU facts Power. Perhaps are websites, advertising, selling on third party sites and adding new products is fantasy as well? If so this is the greatest OTC snow job in its history.
We should see something coming up this week at some point Ry. I'd expect it with a big announcement, coming weekly, on their site. Love to see Rico Suave introduced giving us a full quarter of advertisement and sales.
You may actually be correct about no lack of raw material for CBD caps, and then again, you may not. What you may be missing is the thought process of Robert Calkin and the type of quality heis looking for. Neither you nor I can guess as to what his standards are. Likewise, neither you nor I can guess as who he has in mind as a supplier. I'm certain if he wished to provide garbage to his customers, he'd be able to draw up some pills here or there. Let's be honest, the man isn't lacking connections.
On another note, I did check out the HempMeds site. If I went to the correct one they do indeed have hemp oil, for the the bargain price of $439. Very affordable.
Many traders fail to see those connections and how things are starting to move at a little quicker pace. There is plenty more to do to build our solid foundation, but the wild speculation about long investors bailing and poor restarts has me amused.
I fail to see how a relaunch can be labelled as one of the worst ever. Compared to what relaunches? Do you have relevant data comparing our accumulated revenue on our weeks worth of sales against other companies in the same position? As far as I can see, tangible products are being purchased from allcbd and revenue generation from the site has begun. If it's the aesthetics of the site or a few misspelled words that raises a red flag, I'm sure GRCU will address those concerns moving forward just as they did with allbotanical.
There is just as much potential, if not more to reach .02 as there is in GRCU reaching lower trips based upon the evidence above.
GRCU has a detailed strategy and GRCU has been implementing it. You've already identified and acknowledged that GRCU is growing slowly, thank you. That is exactly what any start-up should be doing and how they should be growing. Skipping steps as an OTC weed ticker will be the kiss of death.
As to your statement about longs moving on. The reason people label themselves long in GRCU is because they (we) are waiting for the fruition of this slow progress. I have seen little evidence of long investors moving into other positions. The proof will be in the pudding over time, not over wild suppositions about investors bailing out.
Further proof that Robert Calkin is using his private entities as a means to push his public company. Yes I did know that. I was simply saying that Mr. Chasers thought that his sole focus was on CCI is completely inaccurate. Thank you for the reminder.
That more aptly states it then I can ever do. Straight from the horses mouth.
Personally, I wouldn't do it anytime soon. Calkin seems to be pre-planning each step and that is why we have delays sometimes. With that being said, the company has not made any recent intimations that a split is on the horizon. Doing so this early in the game would be going against Calkins step-by-step approach. In other words, I think he'll tell us well in advance. That may be vague, but it's my best guess.
I know the CEO business well. I'm far from top of the line, but if I were to rate Robert Calkins efforts as compared to some of my own brethren, I'd say he has done an amazing job of follow-through in his six or so months. The steps he is taking are carefully laid out with obvious signs of pre-planning. Sometimes we can mistake GRCU struggles or delays as errors or lacking professionalism. I've heard it of RC often. Far, far from the truth. The intricacies and minute details of running GRCU as a start-up goes far deeper then the average day trader can or will understand. The only thing that wins the day here is extraordinary patience and nerves of steel. Good summation TNL.
Sold? I waiting for the powder to clear so I can make my first add since May. The .009s are far too enticing moving into an election season and a rejuvenated OTC market. The summer doldrums are a lousy time for the OTC.
LOL, I have a smidge of experience in running a public entity. I'm familiar with what Robert Calkin may be going through in attempting to start up his company. GRCU has plenty of roadblocks and many in the form of shareholders trading for tenths. Share structure will have to be addressed eventually,but for now brand recognition and the right exposure can take care of forming a stronger base and advancing PPS.
With Calkins experience and utilizing his contacts and brain trust in and out of GRCU, we stand a better chance then most here. Of course all JMO except for the first statement.
That is a very accurate statement. He makes a great deal of money with CCI. May I also point out that he makes a great deal of contact with individuals interested in the MJ/MMJ sector. To say he does or does not speak about, market, advertise or introduce opportunities to purchase products through his public entity is something you or I do not know. Logic would dictate that he would, as it would support the public entities business goals. One of the greatest benefits we have with Robert Calkin beyond his experience, is his unwillingness to be a stationary and hidden CEO. Something very different then the normal OTC paradigm.
Very important to note that quantity and quality usually are more appealing then quality alone. Relevant key points you're making about our large selection as
Compared to one selection.
GRCU is far from done as well, IMO. We know we'll have thirty products with over forty plus selection however I believe that will be a minimum. I can realistically see GRCU with fifty plus products in various every day items by mid next year. Good points tonight MADD.
Highlight the problems of GRCU that any other company in a developmental stage does not face?? Step by step, what are they and how are they any different from any other business that attempt to build? I can point out many, many tangible and visible facts of growth if you'd like. What are the major problems as you see them that differ from any other start up firm?
....is your best educated guess and something you may do without reasonable knowledge of a competitor. However, with proper marketing and brand recognition, you may find other companies that can provide quality products as well. Reasonable? It happens every day in business. GRCU is not presently involved in growing or shipping Realm Oil and Alepsia. If they do involve themselves in a grow op, you can only guess as to what type of strain they'd produce.
If those shipping Charlottes Web begin to produce an energy drink high in CBD and Rico suave sells at the same time, then we can start talking apples to apples and see who has better branding and market recognition. You're hope that GRCU will take a hit will not happen.
That's good news for those who are working with Charlottes Web. However, there is no evidence to support your claim that GRCU will take a hit. GRCU is rolling out CBD products and other products within the health nutrition and other areas. Charlottes Web will have zero affect on the sales of Rico Suave once it is realized. If advertised correctly and networked properly GRCUs products can far exceed expectations.
If GRCU involves themselves in an agricultural or grow op, we can then talk about comparisons.
[/quote]The point is that GRCU can talk all they want about CBD product the revenue generated from them will be minimal at best.[/quote]
.....Is nothing more then your guess and opinion. GRCU has not established any type of baseline data that you can produce which proves your statement. They have yet to put in a full quarter of CBD sales. They have yet to roll out other products which can bolster their stock or increase potential customer demand. They have barely scraped the surface of marketing and advertising their products.
Another potentially powerful point you have conveniently missed is Robert Calkin is not a stationary CEO. He works tirelessly with CCI in cities spanning from the east to west coast. Individuals from all walks of life attend his seminars and his ability to network is stronger then many, and perhaps most in these start-ups. It would not be illogical to think that within his travels he has gained many many interested parties who may wish to purchase his CBD products. Perhaps his continued networking will increase GRCUs revenues beyond anything these other start-ups could attain.
Certainly the opportunities for GRCU are far beyond minimal and we will not find out what our revenues are until we review our Q4 with 3 full months of sales.
You're missing the point of convertible notes. These debentures are utilized as a means for GRCU to utilize money to grow their business without having to use their assets or lose ownership of their company. They aren't some sort of voodoo or a red flag.
Dilution has not occurred with GRCU as of yet and there is yet to be any evidence that GRCU will allow those notes to default and convert. November has not arrived. Even if they do convert to shares, there is no evidence that the company will dilute.
I do believe we have not reached November yet or the due date on any of those notes? I do believe GRCU still has a reasonable amount of time to settle those notes. Saying they will be converted at that time is inaccurate as it has not happened yet. Pointing it out is reasonable as you have, assuming it will happen is not.
You're blanket statement that GRCU will default is certainly putting the cart before the horse, because in reality you have absolutely no clue as to whether GRCU will default on any accrued debt. As with anyone else, you only have speculation. Spreading it as gospel will not make it happen any quicker then those saying GRCU will hit .10 by EOY.
If you're interested in knowing why Green Cures loaned GRCU money during the second quarter it may be beneficial for you to ask that of the company through an email or call. If you gain a response, I am certain we would all be interested in hearing your report.
I agree with your Q3 assessment as well as your assessment of Q4 and it's affects on 2015. Depending upon the types of products and quantity will determine just how strong Q4 is. Coupled with more marketing exposure, we could be looking at some very, very strong fourth quarter revenues. By the looks of our present selections, we will more then likely have upwards of forty different choices come 2015. Not too bad for a company that will still be under one year young.
I think we all understand who the CFO of the company is. I am uncertain as to what his housing sales record in California has to do with his work ethic or job accomplishments as the CFO of GRCU? If you'd like to compare apples to apples perhaps we should request job performance reviews of the accomplishments of GRCUs BOD when their annual reviews take place?
Perhaps you can dig that up for us?
Most of us our fairly astute as to the reasons why GRCU moves north or south and it has everything to do with day traders holding hundreds of thousands if not millions of share and taking a profit on a 1/10 or so jump. That's kindergarten knowledge in the OTC.
As to your second point. If, and I do emphasis if, GRCU makes you millions will you complain about a spelling mistake??
Resiliency days ahead for GRCU. Churning the daily's and sideways movement into a fired up OTC and election season should keep us at a nice base. These entries at .0098-.0099 are still excellent, IMO as I believe we'll see a small jump toward Q3 and consistent introduction of new products.
Regardless of baseless opinion without evidence and scrutiny about uncovering the phantom scam with GRCU, we have solid visual evidence of new products and rapidly developing and expanding websites. These are the types of facts that I hope new and prospective investors look toward when making an informed decision as to weather to invest in GRCU. I suggest
www.gcbdinc.com
www.allcbd.com
www.allbotanical.com
as three webpages to begin any type of factual research when making an informed decision. Risks are part of the game.
Iron, he can only provide the impetus for or a desire to buy or conversely sell. He has no other affect on volume. We do that. When the products continue to become available and GRCU continues to do right within this sector, followed by a solid Q or two, volume will follow. Build it and they will come. We have a ways to go, IMO
Ouch. Calling out the GRCU credibility card. Reply? Crickets.
Interesting. I sure would like some relevant research you performed to indicate that Green Cures and Botanical Distributions is a scam? Forget the TDDZ shell. We already know the OTC recognizes their finacials as pink current. We won't accept that one.
Your statement was also interesting about getting these companies suspended. That surely sounds like a threatening statement against GRCU and it's management. Personally, I would be very careful about making those types of statements and certainly would never try to undermine GRCU or any company. They may wish to know about that and your success rates to boot.