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Seeing is believing to me. In a few months I'd like to see drone flyover videos of product growing at all locations. Also on the ground video of the product to visually gauge the fullness and health of the crops.
I'm not a wait and see kinda guy. If they go silent on us that's a red flag to me. Reevaluation would be necessary. As of today happy as a clam with what I'm seeing and reading. Finally found the right outdoor grow company that's doing more than just talk about it. imho gl
Interesting story on how you came to own shares. I found this looking for cannabis cloning labs to invest in. Fyi there aren't that many. Good you voted yes to give them a chance to turn this company around. Maybe even get your investment back and then some. Some nice upward movement this week on high volume. Something might be brewing in the near future, Hope so anyway. imho gl
All I know for sure is the volume increased dramatically this week, and the price moved up. Could be related to the shareholder vote regarding more shares to fund the company's new business plan.
To me it's a good plan to tap the huge recreational cannabis market in Massachusetts. The growers will need labs to clone their plants for mass production. Believe this is is the market they want to tap.
The future will depend on the vote up or down. I'm too new to vote, but I would vote yes for sure.
Believe this video shows what company wants to do using cannabis. Maybe on a smaller scale at first. Massive potential market in Mass. imho glta
Sierra Gold Nurseries Tissue Culture Lab
To me the company has done a good job keeping the outstanding shares at approx 150M. This is low compared to most small cap cannabis co's at his price level. At least the ones I follow. The company may need to issue more shares before it's living on cash flow.
Would rather have them share finance the hemp operation, and keep all the revenue, rather than sell half for $500,000 to MYM. But they may have a strategic plan with MYM that isn't yet known to investors. Too good a deal for MYM for there not to be more to it.
If they were to issue more shares to finance the harvests without partners getting a cut, fine with me. Especially if they can bring in the poundage numbers they a guiding. Shareholders could end up with higher earnings per share without partners, even with the added shares.
This harvest season means everything to the company, so if they have to issue more shares so be it. If they bring in the numbers from outdoor grow that I'm expecting the added shares will be a faded memory as the share price rockets up. We'll all be drinking champagne, and smoking Key Lime Pie :) If they don't it's back to spam.
I'm betting they will. Make no mistake any outdoor agriculture is a bet, and Crop is a first mover in outdoor cannabis. They are the canary in the coal mine for outdoor grow. Here's to Crop having mild sunny weather all season. Stay away insects :) imho glta
Just a little more on Key Lime Pie. According to Crop's recent press release if they are planting out their entire 10,000 sq ft with Key Lime Pie that would produce 4,000 pounds (1.81 million grams) of ultra-premium dried flower.
Using Green Door West's retail price for Key Lime Pie dried flower of $22 per gram the harvest would produce approx $40M at retail prices. Maybe around half that if sold wholesale. So I'm expecting total revenues from the Humboldt operation of between 20M-40M top line revenue.
Add that to a possible $30M harvest in Oklahoma, and a possible 80M harvest in Nevada, and you've got between $130M-$150M for the 2019 THC harvests alone. Crop would recieve approx half the revenues. This doesn't even include the Nevada CBD hemp harvest. I'll dig into that soon.
With the company's already released guidance you can pretty much figure out what the company expects the revenue to be. They don't spell it out for you. Math is required. I'm not waiting around until the masses catch on after the report. Loading now. Hope it goes way lower to accumulate. We all have our own strategy. IMO GL
Key Lime Pie Retail
https://greendoorwest.com/products/key-lime-pie?variant=11077386117
CROP California Receives 1,000 Four Foot Cannabis Plants to Begin and Accelerate the 2019 California Cultivation Season
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/crop-california-receives-1-000-four-foot-cannabis-plants-to-begin-and-accelerate-the-2019-california-cultivation-season-300834447.html
Crop now has Key Lime Pie. Yummy.
Key Lime Pie is a ultra-premium flower strain that sells for $22 per gram on Green Door West. From today's twitter photo it looks like the plants are healthy and thriving at Crop's Humboldt County greenhouse in California.
New Crop Twitter Photo
https://twitter.com/CROP_cse/status/1126850643979694080
Green Door West Photo of Key Lime Pie. Beautiful Flower. IMO GL
https://greendoorwest.com/products/key-lime-pie?variant=11077386117
NAC is #1 in recreational cannabis as a percentage of total cannabis sales. Topping much bigger companies like Canopy, Aurora, & Aphria.
Crazy but true. imho glta
Medical vs. Recreational Cannabis: Where Should I Invest?
https://energyandresourcesdigest.com/medical-vs-recreational-cannabis-where-should-i-invest/
I hear you Frank. Finally had to reduce my position for lack of news. Kept enough to get even if it ever goes back up a little.
Really had high hopes that the tissue culture lab would be completed on schedule, and producing plantlets by now. To me this was going to be the big revenue generator for Future Farm.
Disappointing, but I just added more CRXPF. They have already completed their tissue culture lab, and keep investors well informed on all their activities. Definitely watchlist worthy. imho glta
Looking forward to the update pcg. eom
This press release didn't get much fanfare, but it sure caught my attention. As a first mover in micropropagation Crop can develop high potency cannabis strains that can be reproduced on a mass scale using tissue culture technology.
The resulting cannabis plantlets can be used by Crop, or sold directly to other growers in Nevada. The recreational market in Nevada is growing rapidly and growers will need a constant supply of clones to meet demand. Right now Crop & MedMen are the only two listed companies I can find in Nevada with tissue culture lab capabilities.
High THC cannabis planlets like the ones Crop is using for the Nevada & Oklahoma 2019 harvests are reproducible on a mass scale with higher margins than flower. They can also be grown & shipped quickly year round.
Crop recently hired two highly qualified tissue culture experts to head the operation. If Crop can rapidly secure plantlet supply agreements with growers before the field gets crowded, they could be setting themselves up for immediate revenue growth once internal needs are satisfied.
Micropropagation, outdoor grow & extraction are the disruptors that make Crop stand out from the crowd of pure play dried flower growers. Hoping one day they grow to have a tissue culture operation like the one below, only with cannabis. imho glta
Sierra Gold Nurseries Tissue Culture Lab
The construction of the tissue culture lab should be nearing completion. If so plantlet production could ramp up almost immediately thereafter.
With NGW's award winning genetics the product should be popular with growers looking for ultra-premium flower strains. Once the lab is operational the plantlets can be mass produced, and easily shipped to their destinations. Revenues from planlets would be continuous, with short growth cycles for quicker ROI.
As a first mover NGW can establish supply agreements before the field gets crowded. This is what excites me most about NGW's future. I picture a full scale plantlet operation like the one below, only with cannabis. imho glta
Sierra Gold Nurseries Tissue Culture Lab
Definitely need to vote yes to fund the company for growth.
They will need to build a lab for the tissue culture propagation with a nursery for the plantlets to get started. Then they are shipped out to the growers.
Not a overly complicated or expensive endeavor if you start small and expand with future cash flow. But it will require some start up share based financing.
Agree DA, vote yes for the future. Different CEO, different high margin focus, & in a different cannabis friendly State. imho
Time Lapse Video Shows Rapid Growth of Tissue Culture Clones
Video Player
https://www.frontrangebio.com/time-lapse-video-shows-rapid-growth-of-tissue-culture-clones-2/
Picked up a few myself today. Happened to be watching when the seller unloaded. Prefer it when big sellers unload all at once, instead of a slow drip. Gifts like that don't come very often. Nothings changed fundamentally, just market sentiment towards cannabis at the moment. Loading while the loading is good. imho glta
If the new CEO really is changing the business focus to tissue culture genetics then it's a smart move in my opinion. If they truly have the expertise to mass produce high THC clones from tissue culture it's a game changer for the company.
Massachusetts growers will need millions of clones for the new recreational market. If the company can produce a good hardy strain of high yield cannabis they are sitting pretty in a huge market.
That's a lot of if's, but the CEO has experience in this field, and sounds optimistic about the future. Maybe all this recent volume is related to a merger of the CEO's cannabis cloning research company, and Indoor Harvest. Volume out of nowhere feels like big news to me. imho glta
Indoor Harvest Corp Lays Out Growth Plans for its Proprietary Aeroponic Technology -- Spotlight Growth
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/01/31/1708325/0/en/Indoor-Harvest-Corp-Lays-Out-Growth-Plans-for-its-Proprietary-Aeroponic-Technology-Spotlight-Growth.html
This is what I like to see. New photo of plants ready to grow. Weather is looking real good for planting in Nevada. Even some free rain in the forecast to moisten the soil in advance. glta
New twitter photo
https://twitter.com/CROP_cse/status/1126465603982610432
10 day forecast
https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/89048:4:US
Great news for GTEC. Health Canada has finally come to their senses, and started prioritizing built and ready facilities over planning stage applicants. This should put GTEC to the front of the line for their already completed facilities. Like. glta
GTEC Provides Shareholder Update on Health Canada Changes to Cannabis Licensing
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/05/09/1820765/0/en/GTEC-Provides-Shareholder-Update-on-Health-Canada-Changes-to-Cannabis-Licensing.html
Thought revenues might drop off some from last quarter when recreational cannabis was new with lines out the door. Seems they are sustaining that same level of sales in Q1. The next report will have a full quarter with 3 stores revenue instead of one. The quarter after that will be all four stores. Then they will be moving into concentrates in October. Looking good to me. imho glta
Glad to help. Trying to keep up with company twitter pages on a daily basis. One of my first DD's is the twitter page. If they aren't posting, I'm not buying. Don't want to just read about a company's progress, want to see it as well. Crop has been doing a good job of it with photo's of the facilities and construction. Useful information. Hope they keep it up all the way to harvest. GL
SDC has been licensed and selling extract products for a while now. They had revenue of 10M in 2017 if my memory serves. How much revenues have increased since legalization is yet unknown. We could hear more about that in the next report.
Other California labs like Halo have been reporting $2-3M dollar months recently, so I hope it's in that range. Dog biscuits are nice, but THC concentrates will be the revenue driver for now.
NGW tried to give too much information in their SDC acquisition press release. Concentrates were lightly covered mixed in with SDC's popular social media presence, skateboard partnerships, clothing store connections, and other ancillary information beyond their core extraction operations.
Just too much information all at once for investors to get a clear picture of where the substantial revenue comes from. To me a do over is necessary to give more clarity. imho glta
Crop's strategic investment in World Farms is already paying off. World Farms is going public at .30 per share. Crop owns 10,000,000 at .20 per share. That's a $1,000,000 increase in equity once they go public. Better still as a strategic partner Crop will have access to Europe and other international markets World Farms is targeting. Nice outcome to a non cash deal that was a head scratcher at the time. Crop probably knew they were going public all along.
The same could be true for Crop's strategic investment in Antler's California retail operation. Once Antler builds out their California delivery operation, and online ordering system, Crop products will be Antler branded sold & delivered throughout the worlds largest cannabis market. All for a small investment of $200K worth of product at retail prices. Probably half that at actual cost to Crop.
Crop seems to be making all the right moves, even if investors don't realize it at the time. imho glta
CROP Investment Holding World Farms Announces LOI to go Public on the CSE
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/05/08/1819478/0/en/CROP-Investment-Holding-World-Farms-Announces-LOI-to-go-Public-on-the-CSE.html
World Farms
https://worldfarmscorp.com/
Yield Growth Retained to Build Cannabis Delivery Platform For Antler Retail in California
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/04/02/1795101/0/en/Yield-Growth-Retained-to-Build-Cannabis-Delivery-Platform-For-Antler-Retail-in-California.html
CROP Infrastructure and Hempire make big inroads into California with Antler Retail
https://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/215073/crop-infrastructure-and-hempire-make-big-inroads-into-california-with-antler-retail-215073.html
Antler Retail
https://antlerretail.com/
NGW should explain in more detail just how much the SDC acquisition brings to the company. With the grow operation just getting started it will be SDC's revenues from extracts like vape fluid, shatter, wax, dabs, etc that will drive the company for the time being.
Don't think investors truly understand how big the concentrate market is expected to be. From the acquisition PR's it sounded more like a social media company to me. I think SDC needs to be reintroduced to investors with their concentrate products featured front and center.
Once investors comprehend that SDC is a lab that produces THC concentrate products in the worlds largest market it becomes more understandable. imho glta
Florida Hemp Bill Passes Senate – Heads To Governor
https://www.hempgazette.com/news/industrial-hemp-florida-hg0908/
At the pace Florida is going there could be legalized hemp farming this year. The Governor is expected to sign the bill. Then it will depend on how long it takes the FDA to approved it. In the meantime Future Farm is still one of the few companies able to grow hemp legally through their partnership with Florida A&M. This should speed up the licensing process once implemented. Good news for FF. imho glta
GTEC has completed the acquisition of their flagship retail store "Cake Cannabis Co" in Vancouver. Seems like they got a good deal for $2,113,000 considering it's in a affluent part of the city.
The store could pay for itself in just a few years if they can hit the industry average of $1-2M per store for large city stores. Also has some serious square footage with 4,000 sq ft of retail space.
Company seems to be executing their plan for a retail footprint. Now they can sell their ultra-premium flower directly to consumers. No middleman. Higher Margins. Good job GTEC. Now for store number two. imho glta.
GTEC Holdings Acquires Cannabis Retail Store Location in Vancouver BC
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/04/15/1803981/0/en/GTEC-Holdings-Acquires-Cannabis-Retail-Store-Location-in-Vancouver-BC.html
Planting season is coming. Cool photo of the Nevada hemp facility. Snow in the background but the employees are just in Crop Corp t-shirts. Maybe a good sign for early planting. Like the low cost greenhouses. No need for a multi million dollar grow house in sunny Nevada. Like. glta
https://twitter.com/CROP_cse?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
Agree. Like that they are shifting into the branded concentrate market for high margin products, things like vape fluid, tinctures, etc. This will be where they make bank now & in the future. They just need to quickly open up new distribution points.
Company really improved their numbers year over year. Had a reasonable loss of only .01 per share in 2018. Down from .21 in 2017. Wouldn't be surprised to see cash flow positive this year with the new cost cutting measures now in place.
A company with this much revenue selling at this price doesn't make sense to me. Yes you have to buy a ton of shares to have a decent position, and they could rs one day to get to a better exchange, but at this moment in time it's a no brainer to me. imho glta
Golden Leaf Reports Fiscal Year 2018 Results
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/04/30/1813207/0/en/Golden-Leaf-Reports-Fiscal-Year-2018-Results.html
One other thing from today's revenue estimate stands out. According to the press release, Crop's 40 acres could produce 15,000 kg of distillate, with a current market price of $20,000 per kg.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but that comes out to $300,000,000 on my calculator. If so please let the lab be ready come harvest time. Just process the whole crop onsite, take orders & deposits in advance. imho glta
Crop Completes Purchase of 1012 Acre Nevada Property With Newly Awarded Recreational Cannabis Licences
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/05/06/1817496/0/en/Crop-Completes-Purchase-of-1012-Acre-Nevada-Property-With-Newly-Awarded-Recreational-Cannabis-Licences.html
According to this article Aurora will hit its peak production of 700,000 kilos in 2020-2021.
By comparison if Crop plants out all 1000+ acres in Nevada next year they would produce 2,000,000 million pounds (907,000 Kilos). Using Crop's own estimate of 40 acres = 80,000 pounds. Mind bending numbers.
This is the beauty of outdoor grow in warmer climates like Nevada/Oklahoma vs indoor grow in cooler climates like Canada. Plus you remove the need to spend multi millions on big box grow houses.
Hoping that financial institutions will start crunching the numbers, and give Crop the financing they need now that they are licensed. Under favorable terms of course. imho glta
https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/04/14/earnings-estimates-are-tumbling-for-these-pot-stoc.aspx
Feel like I'm pretty up to speed on what Crop owns, and what they get from it. Read through all the pros and cons in this comment section and others. Always entertaining, and sometimes great insights. Mostly, to the moon, and it's a scam type stuff.
The Bio's of the executives don't set off any alarm bells for me. Looks to me like every other small cap cannabis searching for funding. Where Crop stands apart to me is their outdoor grow business model.
Don't think investors truly understand how big this could be. Even when they put the numbers right in front of you. Always looking for first movers. imho glta especially the company.
https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/crop-completes-purchase-nevada-property-recreational-cannabis-licenses/
Feel the same way. Show me the plants going in the ground, the plants growing, and the plants being harvested. If I see these things happening I'll stick around for the end of year report. These things should start happening very soon. I'll give them 1-2 months to show me growing product at all locations.
In the meantime I want to see PR's about the ongoing site prep, and the cannabis plantlets & seeds arriving onsite. To some these might seem like fluff PR's, but to me it's real DD. Happen to like the CEO's vision for outdoor grow, we'll see about his execution. imho gl
Think about this. Using the company's own estimate of 80,000 pounds per 40 acres. Then use their selling estimate of $1000 per pound & you get $80M gross revenues.
This would be using approx 1/25th of their total acreage. Multiply $80M times 25, and you're talking about $2B in potential revenue once fully cultivated.
Investors can quibble over their estimate, but whatever the average acre yield turns out to be, it will be a huge revenue boost for the company. If they can execute their low cost outdoor grow projects as planned.
Now crop failure is a concern for outdoor & indoor grow. Something cannabis investors don't always think about. There are real risks that go along with real rewards. This play is not for the faint of heart. Fingers crossed until they get their crops harvested. imho glta
The way I'm reading it is just 40 acres will produce the 80,000 pounds of high THC dried flower. They have already estimated the 20 acres in Oklahoma will produce 30,000 pounds of dried flower. So if you double the Oklahoma estimate for the 40 acres in Nevada it would be 60,000 pounds.
Don't know exactly why they are expecting a somewhat higher yield per acre in Nevada to add the extra poundage. Maybe they are estimating in a later start in Oklahoma. Not a full growth season. Understandable since they just started operations in OK.
This makes me pretty positive they are talking about revenue from just 40 acres of the total 1.012 acres. imho glta
From the Oklahoma press release. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/crops-roll-out-in-oklahoma-well-under-way-with-addition-of-drying-and-propagation-units-300838117.html
The 20 acres of medical cannabis, once tenanted, is estimated to yield 30,000 lbs of dried flower per year with a total infrastructure cost of $500,000.
From the Nevada press release. https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/crop-completes-purchase-of-1012-acre-nevada-property
The company is currently constructing a wall around the 40-acre outdoor cannabis cultivation area for 2019 on the 1,012-acre property. The project requires an additional $250,000 in funding and, once complete, is expected to yield 80,000 pounds of +20% per year of THC, or approximately 15,000 KG of distillate, according to genetics readied for the project. Additionally, CBD/THC Extraction facilities will be constructed on the property in readiness for processing the 2019 crops.
This is the news I wanted to hear... Reaffirms the 2019 Nevada outdoor cannabis crop is still on track, confirms onsite lab will be ready to process the harvest, & gives estimated harvest yield. Company now has the largest licensed recreational cannabis farm in the US, possibly the world (I'm looking at you Aurora).
Numbers look real good too, 80,000 lb yield of 20% THC cannabis at $1,000 per pound dried flower. My math says $80,000,000 gross revenue in 2019. Add in the estimated $30-$100 million possible from the Oklahoma cannabis harvest (depends on market price), and you've got some serious revenue.
I will still need to see plants in the ground at both locations to completely ease my mind, but if they can produce these numbers using low cost outdoor cultivation, WOW. imho glta
https://ceo.ca/@nasdaq/crop-completes-purchase-of-1012-acre-nevada-property
Golden Leaf hits the Jackpot with Jackpot. 80% THC Vape fluid. Nice.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/golden-leaf-holdings-brings-jackpot-123000016.html
The outdoor cannabis growing season begins around mid May for Oklahoma. Crop needs to be planting cannabis this month for a full season's growth. Crop can't go another year without a substantial harvest. All the pieces seem to be in place for multiple harvests. We should know this month if that will happen. Cannabis is a commodity now. If you ain't growin' get going. IMHO GLTA
That's what interests me as well. We pretty much know what they have have purchased. What the costs have been for construction & upgrades to the properties will be of interest.
Costs in the western states will probably be higher than Oklahoma because of higher real estate & construction costs. That's why I'm hoping Crop goes all in on Oklahoma. Their money wiil go a lot farther in Oklahoma. Also Oklahoma's licensing process is faster and their cannabis laws are pro small business.
Currently there is a shortage of cannabis in Oklahoma, and prices per pound much higher than the western states. This may not last forever, but if they can get plants in the ground now they could hit the peak of the market for this harvest.
I think they should focus on the less costly mid western medical marijuana states with higher returns per pound. Also laying down a dispensary footprint in these states as quickly as possible.
The latest PR on the Oklahoma operation said they are actively looking into dispensaries already. More than the next report I'm interested in seeing the 20 acres in Oklahoma planted and growing in their press releases, and on their twitter page. The same goes for their other properties nearing cultivation.
To me that's where the rubber meets the road. IMHO GLTA
If Crop can actually bring in a 30,000 pound harvest of high potency 20% THC dried flower as projected, it should generate between $39M-$105M based on current wholesale prices in Oklahoma. The reported average price per pound in OK is $2K-$3.5K. The projected high THC yield of 20% should place Crop's harvest on the higher end of the scale.
If the biomass is processed into concentrates like vape fluid etc the profit margins would be much higher. The beauty part is Crop's projected infrastructure costs for the harvest are only $500K. That's why I'm a big believer in the outdoor grow model. It's close to pure profit once the initial costs are retired.
Crop and other small cap LP's have taken a share price beating while laying the groundwork for future success. Now the future has arrived, and planting season is upon us. This is Crop's opportunity to prove to investors that the outdoor grow model will work. I think it will, so I'm in. Always IMHO GLTA
The price of marijuana in Oklahoma
https://ktul.com/news/local/the-high-price-of-marijuana-in-oklahoma
CROP's Roll-out in Oklahoma 'Well Under Way' With Addition of Drying and Propagation Units
https://www.biospace.com/article/releases/crop-s-roll-out-in-oklahoma-well-under-way-with-addition-of-drying-and-propagation-units/
NAC plans to have 40 operational cannabis stores by the end of 2019, and 110 stores by 2020. That means 17 more store opening PR's this year, and 85 more PR's in 2020.
If they can open 17 more stores by the end of the year we should see a flurry of grand opening PR's starting soon, and a ton more in 2020.
Plus PR's on quarterly earnings that should rapidly increase as new stores open. Then there's the surprise PR's like partnerships and acquisitions.
NAC has been opening store after store just like they promised. That builds confidence that they will continue to do so. These upcoming PR's about store openings should drive the SP higher as each new revenue stream comes online.
There are plenty of high priced cannabis stocks with potential, few with the revenue to back it up. NAC is now a Top 5 cannabis revenue producer in Canada. Ahead of much higher priced stocks like CannTrust, Hexo, & Supreme. Severely undervalued based on comparative revenues.
Always IMHO GLTA
Public Cannabis Company Revenue Tracker
https://www.newcannabisventures.com/cannabis-company-revenue-ranking/
National Access Cannabis Corp. Continues Growth with License for 25th Canadian Retail Location
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/national-access-cannabis-corp-continues-growth-with-license-for-25th-canadian-retail-location-827564642.html
National Access Cannabis Generates $16.2 million in Revenue in Q2 2019.
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/national-access-cannabis-generates-16-2-million-in-revenue-in-q2-2019-retail-cannabis-stores-generate-15-9-million-in-revenue-and-adjusted-ebitda-1-of-1-8-million-859338096.html
Like the ultra-premium focus for dried flower production. Consumers who want beautiful high THC flower are willing to pay more. Catering to the upscale market is smart for premium craft growers.
Cannabis consumers want a variety of choices, just like with alcohol. GTEC is a first mover in the ultra-premium craft market, along with partner Namaste, and just a few others.
Most LP's are trying to cater to every price level. GTEC is going after the high margin profits. The same would be true for the concentrates produced from the ultra-premium flower.
GTEC already has substantial wholesale agreements in place, but it's when they start selling their ultra-premium products in their own ultra-premium retail stares that the big profits are made.
To me this company is heading in the right direction, acquiring other craft growers, developing their own brands, expansion into retail, extraction capability for concentrates, & R&D for future edible products.
These are my reasons for joining team GTEC. Glad to be here before the upcoming PR's for the new facilities & products starts drawing too much attention. Good luck to all :)
Comments always IMHO
GTEC Holdings Presents Investors With A Differentiated Opportunity That Is Flying Under The Radar
https://technical420.com/cannabis-article/gtec-holdings-presents-investors-with-a-differentiated-opportunity-that-is-flying-under-the-radar/#
GTEC Website
http://www.gtec.co/holdings/
After watching this new interview with the CEO I'm even more confident the company will succeed & thrive in 2019, and beyond. CEO gives great guidance on upcoming expansion plans. Can't believe a company with this much revenue is selling for penny stock prices. Company just needs to up list to the OTCQX where they have more access to large investors. IMHO GLTA
CEO Interview
https://smallcappower.com/top-stories/cannabis-retail-stocks-capital-ideas/
National Access Cannabis Generates $16.2 million in Revenue in Q2 2019.
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/national-access-cannabis-generates-16-2-million-in-revenue-in-q2-2019-retail-cannabis-stores-generate-15-9-million-in-revenue-and-adjusted-ebitda-1-of-1-8-million-859338096.html
This stock needs to have mostly long shareholders for it to move up. If all these split shares are bought, and held for a few quarters it could make a big difference in the SP. If not who knows. Where else can you buy a Health Canada licensed LP for 10 cents. Nowhere. IMHO GLTA