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Thank you Meat Slice!
Thank you Dave!
Surly Oracle - Would you please send them an email. You have a good way of describing events and it helps for them to get perspectives other than my own.
Same for the rest of folks on this board that don't appreciate manipulation of shares.
Please email CMTH/CELZ leadership Donald Dickerson and Timothy Warbington at the address on their website which I also included in my previous post.
Longs need to band together and keep the swamp creatures at bay. I am an investor but don't comment much unless I feel something needs to be said. I will never ask anyone to do anything I have not taken the lead and done myself. I enjoy helping others and building teamwork as that's what I did for my career.
Thanks
I have just sent an email to CMTH/CELZ COO Donald Dickerson and CEO Timothy Warbington regarding the concerns about manipulation occurring with the stock this week. I have recommended they get involved (ala CEO of RXMD) to help put an end to the excessive manipulation which is hurting the stock price unnecessarily.
I need you all to write directly to them and express your concerns as I am 1 voice out of many. The email address is coo@creativemedicalhealth.com.
Take a minute to gather your thoughts so you can articulate your concerns in the manner I'm sure you want to convey.
Both Mr. Dickerson and Mr. Warbington may be unaware of what is occurring with the stock the past few days. Especially coming out of the AUA conference. However, we need them to be proactive to be able to help put a stop to manipulation occurring as it's affecting goodwill and the share price.
Please each of you send an email this afternoon/evening so that your voices are heard and you have a tangible email that is date/time stamped to reference in any future needs.
This is a company with so much going for it; however, we need to get involved and let leadership know that we are aware of actions which are negatively impacting the stock which have nothing to do with fundamentals and outside our control. The company and stock should win or lose on it's own merits. Please pass this note on to others and encourage them to send an email today.
Best Regards
If you have issue with the current share price or lack of communication from CMTH/CELZ leadership, I would suggest sending them an email. Let them know you are a shareholder who has X amount of shares and are concerned about lack of communication.
I am down $17K on my investment in CELZ. However, I'm not worried and in fact picked up 200K more shares today. I'm not telling you this for any reason other than a) you have control to buy or sell your shares as you see fit and b) complaining on this board does absolutely nothing positive. It won't change your outcome.
You need to be proactive and reach out to the company. If you are not willing to do that and only come on this board to whine, that says a lot more about you as an individual than those of us who hold a lot of shares and don't plan to sell. You have the choice and can sell and move on and give your shares to the MM's who are happy to gobble them up at these low prices.
Ask yourself, has anything fundamentally changed with respect to CMTH/CELZ and their business plan in the past day? Have there been positive notifications in the past 24 hours from new doctors (ie Dr. Said) who are communicating on Twitter giving their support. Doctors don't give testimonials on fly by night products as it can affect their credibility. These are high earning, intelligent individuals who have more to lose than gain by attaching themselves to something that may be suspect.
What we do know is CMTH leadership team is smart, proven they can go from take a concept from infancy to commercialization in a highly competitive arena (medical technology) within a narrow timeframe and are working their business plan.
If you need instant gratification, this is not the stock to buy. However, if you've followed the way they have put all the pieces together and are playing their game of chess, it appears they are on the right track to win the game.
But it requires us to have patience. I am not a patient person and don't like seeing one of my holdings drop $17K; however, I'm in this for what is going to happen 6 months from now. Until CMTH/CELZ leadership drops the ball in execution of their objectives, I will give them the benefit of the doubt as they've proven to be shrewd, buttoned-up professionals.
I don't want to offend anyone or come across harshly. I don't post often; however, felt a need to provide some perspective in light of the posts I've read today. If you believe in CMTH/CELZ, that shouldn't change based on what transpires with the stock in a day or week. At some point, this is going to get real traction and take off. When it does, you will be happy you've stayed along for the ride. Enjoy the day!
It's interesting to hear folks mention hope and praying regarding CELZ and what may happen with their share price. I have a lot of money invested in this company; however, out of the OTC based stocks I own, this one I worry the least about.
I don't care if the stock price is $.02 or $.03 tomorrow or Friday. What I look at is how is the company being run, are they delivering on their stated objectives and what is the opportunity.
The key with CMTH/CELZ is patience!! It is going to take time (weeks/months) to get doctors signed, equipment delivered, training completed just to begin producing revenue. Customers have to be informed, procedures scheduled, etc., etc.,.
I am not expecting the next 10Q to have huge revenue because of the factors mentioned above. However, I expect as more Urologists/Practitioners are brought onboard and able to perform procedures and momentum builds through awareness, the revenue will begin to compound quickly. My expectation is their revenue will not start hitting it's stride until two to three quarters from now or six to nine months.
Then there will be serious momentum and I would expect a significant buyout offer to be considered by CMTH leadership. They may have an offer now, but with all the patents and just getting Caverstem to commercialization, I believe they wait, let revenue build and put themselves in a much better position to cash in for maximum return.
CMTH/CELZ leadership have shown so far to be smart, pragmatic and play chess with confidence. As ES pointed out, Ichim has been through buyouts multiple times before. He and Warbington know they will get top dollar once they have momentum and strong revenue. That gives them leverage on how they would want to structure any deal or decide not to sell.
If health insurance companies at some point begin paying for a portion of the cost of the procedure, then money will flow from the heavens. Even without insurance participation, there are millions of men who will spend the $3k+ if they know it will fix their issue. As a man, having the ability to perform on demand without the need to take pills, will be enough motivation to sign up for Caverstem procedure. Like others have mentioned their significant others will be pushing them to get the procedure done.
I think it's great they have a female handling social media outreach. Another small, but well thought out part of CMTH leaderships ongoing game of chess. These guys are the real deal.
Gisano - Excellent idea and initiative on your part. You may want to send a quick email to CELZ leadership to give them a heads up that you've reached out to the Newsweek author. I can't foresee them turning down an opportunity to speak with Newsweek about CaverStem. Especially as CMTH is now in commercialization and there are no FDA issues associated with the procedure as discussed many times on this board.
Everyday I am more impressed with CMTH/CELZ leadership team. They are buttoned-up professionals who appear to have a strong grasp of what they want to accomplish and how to make it reality. They don't over promise and under deliver. Out of the companies I've researched in the OTC, this CMTH/CELZ operates most like a big board company. I'm sure they plan to uplist in the future which will be beneficial on many fronts, unless they are acquired first. This is a stock to hold because unless something derails their march forward, a year from now the share price will look completely different than today. And that will benefit all of us.
Good thinking on your part and excellent initiative!
Good morning/afternoon UBQU shareholders,
I have not posted in awhile as I wanted to give UBQU leadership and Chris Fisher (IR) time to take in our feedback/disappointment as shareholders at how the company is being run, look in the mirror and really put in the effort to do things right.
After reading the latest PR from UBQU, it's evident nothing has changed. That PR is poorly written and says nothing of value. I showed it to my 8th grade daughter and she laughed and asked if these are educated adults running this company.
Any CEO worth his salt, would never allow a PR like that to be issued. A PR should inform shareholders and provide valuable data supporting the actions they've taken to drive the company forward. It should be professionally written and reviewed prior to ever being released.
James Ballas is NOT a CEO and must be removed from this role before he destroys the company. I don't make this statement lightly. It's with a long track record building businesses that I have a good understanding of when a CEO is doing their job (truly representing the best interests of the shareholders) and when they are not. It's clear from reading this PR that James Ballas is not a CEO, just posing as one.
It's truly disgusting to watch a company I've invested considerable funds in be run in this manner. It's why UBQU is trading at $.008-$.01 endlessly when it should be at $.04+ today. The market and deep pocket investors see what is transpiring, thus the stock price is trading well below where it should.
Rush/Smokey/SMM and others, please keep all communication with leadership and Chris Fisher. Chris may very well be in on what's happening outside our view and thus tread carefully when communicating with him as things don't add up with UBQU.
I've kept my shares thinking they would take our suggestions/knowledge/advice and incorporate into the company for the betterment of all. After not posting in almost 3 weeks (while still reading the board and company communications) it's evident that nothing has changed. This PR just confirms the original concerns I shared with James Ballas and Chris Fisher prior.
The only way they will change is enough shareholders write, call and demand change. If not, we will be sitting here in another month with the same unprofessional behavior as we've grown accustomed to seeing. Leadership will manipulate shares and the company at some point will declare bankruptcy after they've taken enough funds from unsuspecting shareholders.
Best regards
ES - I appreciate you continually purchasing shares in the $.016's and $.017's and up. I've purchased an additional 400K shares in the $.016's, $.017's and $.108's yesterday and today.
For the rest of folks on this board who have stated they really want CELZ to succeed, we can use your expertise and monetary assistance to buy more shares at higher prices. Spend what you can afford. If you bought all your shares at less than a penny, please consider this is a team effort. We win together and lose together. You will feel better knowing you are giving to a worthy cause and will become more invested in this company's success.
The other team we are playing against is not banking on CELZ success and not going to back down. We need to team together and offset their moves, especially when news hits. I've read a lot of posts on this board and realize there are people with intelligence and skills at investing much greater than mine.
You know when you can help to drive things forward. Please assist at those times as your efforts will help the team. Let other team members know when you've made a purchase towards the cause. Together we can help CMTH/CELZ be all it can be and win. And when that happens, we will pick a place and throw an epic party together to celebrate!
Hope you all have a good day. Peace!
The leadership of CMTH (CELZ) is following a well thought out plan. They are not focused on appeasing folks on IHUB and will put out a PR on the annual AUA conference once they are ready.
I have had an opportunity to launch new products throughout my career. Having a smart, well thought out plan and executing to that plan are what give you the best chance for success.
The AUA conference just ended. My belief is the CMTH team are busy behind the scenes digesting data, getting doctors contracts and orders together, getting a sales team mobilized and thus executing on Caverstem commercialization. There are a lot of moving pieces happening quickly. They will put a PR out when they have their ducks in a row. Not because someone on an IHUB board thinks they should right now.
I applaud ES for putting his money and actions to the benefit of all. I added 300K more this morning not at $.015 but an average of $.017. The AWP of my shares is $.0184 on over 4M. For those of you who want to see CMTH (CELZ) be all it can be, start by giving them some grace on PR's and buy shares at market rates and put your money towards helping the cause. Don't flip when it goes to $.027 or higher on next run. Hold those shares if you truly believe in what they are working to accomplish. And don't listen to people bashing on the board. They don't have any inside info and just want cheap shares to flip. They are not interested in anyone but themselves and could care less about the company.
Let the CEO, COO and CFO know through email you are an investor who support their efforts. Provide your suggestions and/or concerns. But don't expect an immediate response as I'm sure they are all very busy.
Be patient! Stop incessantly posting and let the company do it's thing. This is not J&J or Pfizer with 1,000's of employees to execute a new product introduction. This is a small, flexible group that is working diligently to do things the right way.
My belief is it will pay off but it takes time. Until CMTH leadership show me they are not doing things the right way, I'm going to keep my shares and ride this wave over the next few months to see where it goes.
The CEO purchased $140K worth of his own shares at a price higher than the market on that date. He did not do this to give away money. He knows their numerous patents coupled with commercialization of Caverstem will pay off in due time.
Enjoy the day and good luck to you all.
Patience is truly needed by investors in CELZ if they want to maximize their ROI. This is not a stock to flip. Here's why:
1) CMTH has to my knowledge done everything correct with respect to best business practices. They have strategically worked step by step from product development, to patent filing, to successful trials at renowned institutions, to how they file in reasonably transparent manner. This is not by accident. These folks know what they are doing in order to build a new company from scratch to profitability in a challenging, expensive, competitive arena like bio-tech.
2) When launching any product or service, the first year is spent getting the word out, getting contracts signed, equipment purchased/installed, training completed to then finally start doing procedures. As new Urologists/Physicians are signed up and begin completing procedures, CELZ revenue will start compounding. I would not be surprised to have our latest $10K in revenue move to conservatively $50K plus next qtr, then $250k a qtr, then $1M a qtr, $10M a qtr until it's $50M a qtr or more. It takes time!
3) There are multiple revenue streams for Caverstem (procedure revenue, equipment purchase and kit revenue, maintenance revenue). As Caverstem is being rolled out over the next year CMTH will utilize their other patents as revenue multipliers. One year from now, CELZ revenue will be very strong and their share price will reflect that. The interesting piece will be from companies who may be looking to acquire CMTH (CELZ). They know what's going on in their universe and are watching every move CMTH makes. They will be watching closely this next quarter to see how everything plays out and then move accordingly.
When you look at the current share price at $.0185 or so and then take a look at how they are systematically starting to build out the revenue stream, it's not out of line to see their share price at $1 or more one year from now.
However, that brings us back to patience! I rarely post but read many. I don't get the impression a good percentage of folks posting on this board can wait a week, let alone give this a month or a year to blossom, which it will. If you plan to flip at $.04, you are literally missing the boat. I bought 4.2M shares on my second go around. When I see a CEO invest $140K of his money into buying 10M shares of his own stock, it's generally a good sign. Give this company some time. If you operate like someone on crack and need a fix every day, you will be disappointed. However, if you have patience and vision, this company appears to be doing everything the right way to give themselves the best chance of success. And other companies interested in potentially purchasing them are watching every move they make. The more buttoned up CELZ senior leadership is, the better it bodes for CELZ shareholders that a buyout could occur later in 2018. Then everyone can go Cha-Ching because you will have hit the jackpot.
Just my opinion after watching how this leadership team operates and how they keep things close to the vest, how they've taken Caverstem from infancy to commercialization and how they have been professional throughout. Good luck to all. I'm banking on them.
For those of you who are just coming across Diego Pellicer, I would recommend you learn about the company. I've followed them since 2013 and have been purchasing shares since the beginning of this year.
Take a look at my previous post to understand more about them. This is the only real estate company who actually have operating dispensaries (1 in CO and 1 in WA). They grow and process their own cannabis of high quality which is sold through their stores. That means they control the supply chain on a lot of their inventory and thus can offer low prices on that product which is high quality.
They won dispensary of the year for 2017 in Colorado out of more than 50 dispensaries being judged. Their stores are beautiful and unique which added debt to have built out at $1M a location; however, go read reviews on Leafly and Weedmaps and you'll see they are highly regarded. Women in particular like their stores because they are beautiful and different to any other dispensary.
The more you take the time to learn about this company, the more you realize they are uniquely positioned to flourish, especially once the US Gov't gets out of the way and allows cannabis to be fully legal nationwide as Canada is doing this year. I bet it's legalized in the US within 6 months after Canada as big business does NOT want to lose out on billions of $$$$ to Canada and let them control the legal market.
Also, look at how the CEO exchanged pay for shares in 2017 and now 2018. They know they have something very unique and potentially very profitable. They have done their homework, know the right people both nationally and internationally to build this company into what the original founder Jamen Shively predicted. A world class cannabis retail chain that is equivalent to Starbucks.
At $.02/share this is WAY undervalued and will really take off at some point or they will be bought out. Hence the CEO and other directors are exchanging pay for chunks of shares. My bet is once legal, this company is sold for $.10-$.30/share within 90 days of that effective date.
Do your due diligence and really learn about this company. The more you take the time to learn, the more impressed you'll be and understand how uniquely positioned they are.
As stated prior, I don't work for Diego Pellicer. I am an investor who has followed this company, visited the store in Seattle as I live in the NW and understand what they are building.
GLTY!
If you are a long investor in CELZ, there is no reason to panic and sell this week before this weekend's conference. I posted one other time on this board relating to concerns potentially with FDA. I sold 2M shares last Thursday which was a mistake on my part. Once I did more research on my end and consulted with friends in the bio tech field, my concerns with the FDA dropped and I re-purchased 4M shares this week for $70K which I intend to hold. The reason(s) behind my investment are:
1) CEO purchased approx. 10M shares spending $140K of his own money. He will not flip these as that would be a huge red flag for the investment community. Ask yourself, how many CEO's of OTC companies actually purchase 10M of their own shares and spend $140K of their own money on their stock?? There is a reason he invested this much and it's not to lose!
2) They have patents pending worth millions of dollars and game changing technology which is ready to commercialize (watch the video).
3) They have proven the viability/efficacy of their game changing technology through completion of trials and received positive results. My mom was an RN at Cedars Sinai and it is a world renowned hospital. UCLA Harbor is a world class research/medical facility. The doctors associated with these institutions are leaders in their chosen fields. They are winners.
4) The AUA conference has not even happened yet. This Friday-Sunday will be Creative Medical Technology (CELZ) opportunity to show the medical community and world what they have developed and proven through trial to now commercialization. It is substantial!
There are additional factors/catalysts which have been posted by others on this board who have done more due diligence on this company than myself.
I rarely post on ihub as I prefer to stay in the background, read and invest according to my own philosophy. I'd encourage folks to cut out the noise and not sell because the stock is up one day and down the next. Know what you are buying and be prepared to wait and be patient and let things unfold over the next week(s) and months. Patience is key.
Let the company you invested in do it's thing. I'm sure it will turn out positive hence I made a sizable investment. If not, it's for factors outside my/our/your control.
A special thank you to posters Fly, Apostle, YoT, Easy and others who bring helpful information and sound reasoning to the readers of this board. OTC is not the Dow or Nasdaq; however, this is one of the only companies I've personally come across who have the ability to be a game changer and promoted to a bigger board or be purchased. Leadership is smart, pragmatic, measured and taking the right steps to ensure the company has the best chance for success.
Let's see what comes from this weekend and then make appropriate adjustments as necessary. Enjoy the day!
Good afternoon CELZ shareholders. I am a huge believer in this company and bought 2.3M shares at 1.9cents. I have read everything about the company and believe it has an opportunity to be great. I didn't sell earlier this week when my shares were up $15K.
The reason I'm sending this is I just sold 2M of the 2.3M shares I have after doing some DD and noticed the Feds cracked down on another stem cell company US Stem Cell. I am concerned they will do the same thing to CELZ. So I'm the one who sold 2M shares are breakeven as this could get interesting.
Again, I have never flipped. I am a long investor and post very little on these boards. I'm a huge fan of CELZ but want to pass this info along as I wouldn't want to get blind-sided if the Feds decide to come after CELZ.
Who knows where this is going to go. I certainly hope they step back and realize this is the future. However, our society is run by huge corporations and money talks. CELZ is a tiny fish in the pond.
Read below and act accordingly. I'm bummed as I had a lot of money invested and think this is a special company. They may leave CELZ alone and if that's the case, I'll jump back in with 2M shares. But I care about others and felt you should be aware that the Feds are waking up and this is the first action I've seen against a stem cell company. Do your own DD and make decisions accordingly.
Best regards
Department of Justice Files Complaints Against Florida and California Companies to Stop Use of Experimental Stem Cell Drugs on Patients
The United States filed civil complaints in Florida and California to enjoin two companies that purport to offer stem cell treatments, the Justice Department announced today.
The first complaint, filed May 9, 2018, in the Southern District of Florida, is against US Stem Cell Clinic LLC, of Sunrise, Florida, US Stem Cell, Inc., and company officers Kristin Comella and Theodore Gradel. A separate complaint was filed the same day in the Central District of California against California Stem Cell Treatment Center Inc., of Rancho Mirage and Beverly Hills, California, Cell Surgical Network Corporation, and company owners Elliot Lander, M.D. and Mark Berman, M.D.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/department-justice-files-complaints-against-florida-and-california-companies-stop-use
I did not want to post today; however, in reading comments by a couple of individuals, it's important to set the record straight.
I have never met Rush, Smokey, SMM before. However, after reading their posts and beginning to understand their WARRANTED frustration with UBQU leadership, I don't appreciate individuals making posts questioning their motives.
They have been very clear as I have that we want UBQU to succeed. We don't invest our hard earned money to lose. However, we can't win the way the game is being played currently. No long shareholder can. The stock price is low relative to shares outstanding, revenue generated, products on offer, etc.
Anyone with a decent IQ can see there are things happening beyond shareholders control which are questionable, thus real investors are NOT buying large chunks of stock nor are other wealthy investors.
A flipper will post questioning their motives as they only care about themselves not whether the company is operating with shareholders interests in mind. For those individuals they want no one to question leadership even if they are destroying the company. Why? Because they can keep flipping for small gains over and over on any news whether accurate or not. They are people only interested in themselves. I have no patience for people who do not do the right thing, period.
I respect that Smokey, Rush, SMM and others have integrity and are WILLING to fight for what is RIGHT. If anyone has a problem with holding UBQU leadership accountable as they decided to be a public company, please send me a note with your phone number so I can contact you. We can settle this offline, away from the board. If you are not willing to do that, it says a lot more about you than us.
We invested in a company because we believe in the products. It's clear we are investors not flippers who believe the company should be trading based on fundamentals higher than has been the case. It will never trade at it's accurate spot if leadership is NOT upholding their end and especially if there are things taking place outside of shareholders view which are detrimental to the stock price. I'm going to hopefully say this one last time. NO ONE forced James Ballas to take the company public. With that comes responsibility to shareholders, period!
Best Regards
Good evening UBQU shareholders. I've read various posts from disappointed shareholders today. Let me say one thing. DO NOT BLAME YOURSELVES FOR THE POOR ACTIONS OF LEADERSHIP OF UBQU!
James Ballas, CEO of UBQU is responsible for HIS behavior as CEO of a public company. IF he has done things that are NOT above board, he must pay a price for those actions!
My inlaws lost over $100K of money they could not afford to lose due to bad behavior by leadership of a company they invested in. The good news is that OTC companies are monitored by the SEC, FINRA and the FBI will get involved. Here's just one example of a CEO who was caught and punished for bad behavior:
https://archives.fbi.gov/archives/louisville/press-releases/2012/former-president-of-lexington-company-sentenced-to-18-years-for-multi-million-dollar-fraud-scheme
Like I said prior, stop listening to what people say and watch what they do! We all want to believe people do the right thing, but greed and power are powerful corrupters. This is why you need to keep all documentation of any correspondence, deliverables announced but not executed, evidence of potential stock manipulation. It's imperative we stick together and act as a team so that IF it turns out there has been bad behavior by UBQU's leadership, we have evidence to form a strong case that leads to their punishment.
No one made James Ballas make UBQU a public company. That was a choice and with that choice comes responsibility to shareholders!
As stated before, I retired from corporate life at 48 to focus on family and other interests. I am not a trader but an investor and have 2.4M shares of UBQU. I don't flip. I only invest in companies with a unique value proposition, low market cap relative to shares outstanding and in industries I feel can add value to peoples lives.
CBD/Cannabis can truly help people so I rally behind companies who can make a difference and tend to support them with my hard earned money.
However, I have absolutely NO patience for leadership of a company who perform bad behavior. My handle reflects what I'm about.
Please make sure you save all documentation and truly hold leadership accountable. If you do not, there will be NO changes. If Mr. Ballas feels he doesn't need to be accountable he will not until shareholders make him be accountable. Therefore, the share price will never reflect the true value of the company's worth.
Enjoy the weekend.
Good afternoon UBQU shareholders. After reading comments regarding UBQU/Hemp Life Today/CannazALL potential customer service issues, I would highly recommend you bring this information to Chris Fischer's attention.
Chris stated he is the Investment Relations contact for UBQU/CannazALL/HempLife Today and main conduit between shareholders and James Ballas (CEO of Ubiquitech Software). I'm sure he'd like to hear of potential issues which directly affect revenue, earnings and stock value so that he can provide to Mr. Ballas. The Investment Relations phone number he gave me is (786)375-0566.
When I spoke with Chris a week ago, he assured me Mr. Ballas and the UBQU/Hemp Life Today/CannazALL team were working to deliver for shareholders and wanted to know what they could do to improve things. I provided my thoughts to him which I have documented.
Getting product to customers in a timely manner is critical to build a business. Having customer service personnel who engage and assist the customer so that they have a good experience and tell other potential customers is just good business practice. It's low hanging fruit which an interested, engaged leader of a company will quickly correct.
Mr. Ballas needs to communicate directly with shareholders and have accountability for his decisions which affect shareholders. No one made UBQU decide to be a public company. With that decision comes responsibility to shareholders to do the right thing with respect to business practices.
I would recommend shareholders keep all information relating to correspondence with UBQU leadership, customer service and IR relations (dates/times/what was communicated, etc.) in a UBQU file. If at some point it's evident shareholder concerns are not being addressed and/or there is potential wrongdoing, the necessary documentation is ready to build a strong case. It's also important to act as a collective group when going to proper authorities for any subsequent action required.
I will only post periodically on this board if I feel there is something of value to add so that shareholders interests are truly being looked out for.
Best regards.
Good morning UBQU investors. I received a call from Chris Fisher regarding a communication to James Ballas. Chris is representing UBQU and is paid for IR work.
We had a good, lengthy conversation. I expressed my concerns regarding lack of communication from UBQU leadership to investors, timeline and execution of established deliverables and other items. He confirmed sharing some similar concerns which are manifested in low share price.
Since Chris is a shareholder,I believe he has a vested stake in wanting UBQU/HLT/Cannazall to succeed. I followed up with a written communication to Mr. Ballas reconfirming what was communicated in my conversation with Chris.
I am an investor in Cannazall and believe in the products. The company name should reflect the brand as that is what consumers identify with and is the revenue driver for the company. Having a holding company with software in it's name when you are not a software company, is confusing to investors and forms a disconnect. The main areas I expressed need to be addressed are:
1. Leadership needs to communicate directly with investors on a monthly basis in writing. A quarterly webinar in which investors can participate led by Chris Fisher and James Ballas would be very helpful. It gives investors an opportunity to ask questions, provide ideas and be a part of building the company.
2. If the company announces a new product, they need to have first worked out the strategy, details and execution plan, so that when they announce the product, there can be an established timeline for delivery. Saying you're going to do something and then not having a solid game-plan for delivery to market is poor leadership and could be perceived as disingenuous. Don't listen to what people say, watch what they do.
3. The company needs to change it's name to reflect the products it sells. Starbucks is Starbucks, Coca-Cola is Coca-Cola, etc, etc,. Cannazall is the revenue driver, hence that would be my choice to rename the company and have all products fall under the Cannazall umbrella. Ubiquitech Software is hard to spell, doesn't align with the revenue driver and hence there's a disconnect which hurts the share price.
4. Build the Cannazall brand through targeting consumers on multiple fronts. It doesn't need to be expensive marketing, it needs to be effective marketing and building brick by brick. Build the brand and I don't see any reason this company should not trade for at least $.10 within the next 12 months. There's low hanging fruit waiting for Mr. Ballas to harvest with appropriate efforts.
As mentioned prior, I invested in Cannazall as I believe in the products and what CBD/cannabis can do to help Americans of all ages with various ailments. If you are a flipper, please leave this boards as it's called Investorshub for a reason. This company has an opportunity to be great! It's up to leadership to make that happen. That's their job which no one forced them to take. When you become a public company, there are expectations from shareholders that follow.
I don't communicate via boards as you'll see from my few posts. So please don't expect me to reply back. I wanted to send this message to let you know that James Ballas does receive investors communications and Chris Fisher will do his best to respond to you. I would highly recommend you take the initiative to reach out to James Ballas via the HLT website rather than posting concerns repeatedly on this board.
Let him know of your questions/comments/concerns and I would estimate you'll receive a communication from Chris. Chris did his best to answer my questions, which I appreciate. He is a shareholder too. Hearing from him however is not the same as hearing from James Ballas who is the CEO/face of the company we've invested in.
At this time, I am going to focus on other things, provide UBQU/HLT/Cannazall 90 days to incorporate feedback into their operations and see what happens. I hope you all have a good day and wish you great success with UBQU/HLT/Cannazall. This is a company that with the correct changes, can be a real winner for all!
Good morning UBQU shareholders: This note is to follow-up Smokey's post regarding his action taken. I support his position and thank him for being a man of conviction.
I am an investor (not stock flipper as they are just as bad as Ballas in playing games). The flippers posting on the UBQU blog are quite obvious to real investors. They are not here for the benefit of the company or true shareholders, just themselves. Call them out when you see them post.
For the investors, our strength is in our collective ability to put pressure on James Ballas to do the right thing whether he wants to or not. That can be done through written correspondence clearly communicating displeasure at the lack of leadership/accountability and that you understand the game he's playing.
The pressure can be turned up a notch by physically going to their HQ as a group on a Monday (when most personnel are in corporate offices), confront James Ballas and other company leadership directly and record the incident for a potential lawsuit and for the SEC.
It can be increased to another level by a collective lawsuit regarding insider trading and stock manipulation in conjunction with getting the SEC involved.
Smokey, if you read this note and would like to include me, I'm happy to join you in this fight. My handle is specific for a reason. I am a very nice person; however, I have NO tolerance for people in a position of privilege to take advantage of those who are less fortunate or understanding.
If you have not contacted James Ballas directly voicing your displeasure and threatening action unless changes are made, you really are doing yourself and the rest of us who have invested significant amounts of money a disservice. Sometimes it takes putting oneself in an uncomfortable position to make change happen. For those that have, thank you and please join Smokey and assist him in whatever it takes to make change occur.
Let's force Ballas to change as these are good products that help people which is why I invested in the first place. The leadership (James Ballas) must go or make significant changes and someone who has integrity and can actually lead a growing company needs to take over the helm.
Sorry if I offended anyone. Not my intent. Enjoy the day!
Good morning DPWW investors. I am a long investor with 1.7M shares. I have invested in this company over the past 4 months after following them since their inception. Their business model is unique, branding potential significant and revenue opportunity unparalleled once the US Government ends marijuana prohibition once and for all.
I would suggest that anyone who believes in DPWW and sees it's potential to reach out directly to Ron Throgmartin (CEO) and let him know of questions, potential concerns and opportunities to enhance revenue through branded items such as clothing (shirts/hats, etc).
They have significant debt due to opening stores and grow/processing facilities; however, they are making significant lease income. The two retail locations they've funded are first class and have elevated the expectation for what a marijuana store should look like to appeal to a wide audience. The marijuana grow and processing facilities they've funded are producing high quality product.
When the US Government gets out of the way and legalizes marijuana, they are uniquely positioned to truly take off. They are the only real estate company in the marijuana business who actually have licensed stores selling marijuana along with growing and processing operations. I'm from Oregon and know first hand what competitors of theirs are making and their debt becomes insignificant once legalization occurs.
I only joined Investorshub to leave this one message to investors/potential investors. Diego Pellicer is very unique and the more you learn about their business model, the more you'll understand how uniquely positioned they are in the cannabis space. I am a long investor and suggest anyone looking to flip for a penny rethink things as you are just hurting a great investment opportunity for yourself.
Like I said before, the leadership/CEO needs to take advantage of the low hanging branding fruit until the US Government changes their stance on marijuana and legalizes it as Canada has.
Please reach out to the CEO Ron Throgmartin and let him know your questions/concerns and I'm sure he'll reply to you. That's his job, to lead and clearly communicate the vision and corresponding deliverables to employees and investment community.
In full disclosure, I don't work for nor have anyone I know work for Diego Pellicer. I am an investor and cannabis supporter who sees what this company can be. Starbucks of cannabis.
Enjoy your weekend!
Good morning all UBQU/Hemplife investors. I am an investor in UBQU (2M+ shares) who believes in the products; however, I share many long investors concerns regarding the lack of leadership from the CEO of this company. I have reached out to the CEO directly to express my concerns on lack of communication/accountability for delivering what leadership said they would deliver. I would ask that rather than communicating with each other negative comments over and over, you take the initiative to confront the CEO directly. I have made him very aware of my concerns and plan of action if he refuses to communicate further. If you have not communicated with the CEO and just come on the board to "bitch" then it says more about you than the company you're "bitching" about. So go take initiative, voice your displeasure, hold him accountable directly and let's make this company be all that it can be. FYI - I only joined Investorshub after reading comments from folks on here that are not helpful, nor constructive. Contact James Ballas directly or stop complaining. Thanks and have a nice weekend.