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Well at least you guys didn't get suspended and had time to get out before the ship sank.
People who held on tight despite the colossal failures of Bill (sham-man) aren't happy campers.
Ever since he started talking about how they'd crank out an exorbitant amount of lbs of product I knew this was a total scam.
It is what it is. Someone gets to live high on the hog from your loss.
Have seen these exact quotes on so many other OTC stocks as well.
'This one is different from the rest!'
'This is top tier management!'
Desensitize yourself from becoming enamored. Pretty soon you'll be posting op-eds about the executives, getting your family and friends invested and taking loans out on your house for more shares.
Well the 'play' would be to short it all the way down and then buy back in at the bottom for the next uptrend.
That's assuming there is an uptrend, considering any other 'great' company I have seen engaged in a r/s has had their stock fall flat after r/s.
I've seen this said in rotation for OTC stocks. 'This stock is different, an r/s will be great for them!' This has never been the case and there aren't enough people asking why it is even needed.
Far too much exuberance with far too few results at this time.
It's not crazy, just fantasy.
People should have the right to fantasize about things, or read into something that likely won't be true.
It gives hope, hope on young one.
Definitely learned that the hard way investing in pennies last year after one of my top picks got suspended.
I'm impatient, so the money needs to come faster and more reliably. Flipping allows that and sometimes it's easy to tell when a stock is bloated and will fall.
Remember guys, this isn't Nasdaq. Pennies in general are so volatile and unreliable that going long can often be more risky. I can relate to the feelings of the longs here that when your pick is doing well you feel 'untouchable' and no one can bring you down.
Do with your own money what you must, I've made a lot and lost a lot going long. It's all in the risk you feel comfortable taking.
Timmmmmberrrrrr!
If you're one of the most hyped stocks out there and you have people waiting for your 10k - the last thing you want to do is not file it on the expected day and request an extension.
Makes me wonder if this was a move by the execs to intentionally drop it for a bit.
Normally it is upsetting to hear when such things are true about companies and their shareholders.
Definitely not a blood red day here, slight red - but if you're now losing money then you called the play wrong.
I think the company would risk more detriment trying to release fluff instead of waiting to release great Intel.
Making and losing money is something you can control and shouldn't be blamed on a company directly when the market operates how it does.
Refueled reversal?
Volume and interest seem to have completely left here?
I was going to do another flip for profit and free shares, but it held nicely so let's see what happens.
Definitely not the traditional dip I've spotted the last couple flips.
Sort of sad seeing this board regress from 'making millions of lbs per year' to spurting off on how important it is to help children.
Of course I agree it's important to help the kids, but CEN is late to the party.
Other private and public companies are doing it and likely doing it better than Bill could.
Was removed much earlier this morning.
Exactly, can't go lower than 0.00 or a 100% loss.
How is this new? Should we be excited that Trtc is implementing something we figured out years ago?
What about the guys who didn't just stumble upon this 48 hours ago and have been stockpiling for years?
Disappointing, this is such old news as far as processes go.
To be fair, a lot of people tried to use last year's statistics as 'historical evidence' to reinforce when is a good time for pot stocks.
The sector's past went sideways before summer due to the numerous suspensions that scared big money away.
This summer may prove different, but there's no way to know.
LOL, most of us here are rats trapped in a cage that takes our money every day.
Only problem was we were blind rats walking into this cage and we didn't pay the fee to escape when we saw the light fading (I.e. Taking losses would have been better than this).
I wonder what kind of lives these execs lead as shareholder value plummets to 0.
I envy those who shorted this down from the top. Good news for investors here is there are still plenty of other good investments out there.
Save your money before it becomes an endangered species.
Guys? How did you not see the signs to get out so long ago?
At this point the only people who stand to make money are those that bought in over 2 years ago. That's the last time this stock has seen these prices.
At that time Bill was busy failing to ship orders for supplements to GNC.
They used your investments for what? To make a barn and a small building on Canadian soil? Perhaps wild Bill will retire there and raise horses off your generous donations.
Thanks for the Intel.
I got in long ago, expecting this to be the best contender in the vapor market.
I definitely mistimed my entry. Down 98% after today.
How is this company performing so poorly? Not even worth half a cent per share and constantly falling in price.
Everyone is converting to vaporizers, it's the big new trend.
Except vpor just can't seem to make lift off.
Think that's a bit higher than the scope, but .40 - .60 doesn't sound unreasonable.
R/s doesn't appeal to me. I have yet to see a stock surge after an r/s though many surge on the anticipation.
Do we know what date the r/s will be implemented?
Had I made the same investment into ECig a year ago that I put in with vpor - I'd have made thousands.
Still holding my position here because hey, no point in selling worthless shares.
"Best new Mj stock"
The market seems to disagree. How will they turn sentiment around?
How much downside is left?
I thought I was getting in at rock bottom. No way a company with this sort of plan can lay low for long.
I've been in stocks pre-r/s before. I've seen them run pretty hard up to the r/s and then fall flat after.
If you're short, the day before r/s is when I'd consider getting out.
There isn't much to it and the bad reviews can't be justified. If multiple people report staff that act in such a way then perhaps it's time to move on.
Gyogz is an even worse name than erb* has for its Zazzzz vending machine. Using a Z is a trend for once trendy 1990's high school drop outs who buy meager supplies for their grows. It is unfortunately not a name to attract professional interest - nor is it a store in a good plaza or close to a population largely interested in growing.
If you haven't used google maps or facebook to investigate the store or CEO then you haven't scratched the surface.
There are actual companies out there making moves, think I'll stop following this board now since I'm basically disgusted by what is being passed off as progress.
Going to fall flat, we might even hit .09 if support breaks. It would bounce back to slightly over a dime, but really Friday's aren't normally big days so you can't hope for much.
2 things about that.
1. Those sheriffs will not succeed. Legal pot will not be shut down. An easy argument to make is that if they want weed back to an illegal status that we are making all drugs illegal, alcohol, tobacco and pharmaceutical included. If sheriff joe brown wants to be 'all naturale' then laws
2. If it were to succeed, it wouldn't even put a dent in QASP since that company is so far removed from the 'MMJ' world and is a stock that has both feet in the grave as is.
Yah but it's not the location that's the problem - it's current staff. An 'owner' of a store should be able to replace bad staff with quality individuals.
Location matters not when you have bad staff, but having a bad location and bad staff are perfect combos to go out of business.
Sad really, a company based in an area of florida where money flows like wine - qasp just can't figure out how to get hands on it.
Decided to do some research since they are headquartered in a place I used to spend a lot of time near.
Here are my thoughts.
Donnell's hydro store is just outside of the Peterson Air Force base in Colorado. It sits in a tiny shopping plaza in between a laundromat and a liquor store. A shanty hotel, barbershop and decent looking golf course sit on the outskirts. The hydro store doesn't look like it fits.
There are several garden stores and nurseries in the area. All shops including Donnell's seem to have mixed reviews. Basically, the staff at her store sound like jerks. Had a very bad review from a month ago, showing new management may not be changing things.
So, I decided to look deeper into the personnel. I was not impressed. I did like Vigil's dedication to military members, but there wasn't any sense of professionalism that I could find via social or professional media. Their families seem to be doing better than the shareholders are financially.
This was unfortunate as I was going to purchase several million shares after reading some of the hype here.
The name 'grow your own greenz' - why do we have to use a 'z' here guys? This went out of style pre-2000. it just sounds like this company is trying to attract the wrong clientele.
It would take some absolutely amazing news to raise my expectations here since even this interview from last year lacks in both brain power and positive expectations a year later
http://m.jacksonville.com/business/2014-03-27/story/scent-pot-excites-penny-stock-investors#gsc.tab=0
Considering the financial statements fall off in 2013, it just seems like a blatant cash grab to keep their families living off investor's money.
Hmm where did all the interest go?
Pretty sure stock here is worthless.
No ticker change in years since changing from 'rightsmile'
No communication from CEO on progress.
No labs, no business deals, no capitalizing on areas that will implement testing.
Just 2 user names on this board that are on automatic pump and bash mode.
This figure 'Stanz' is a ghost and clearly without care for anyone involved in purchasing stock in his 'company'.
Not for a very long time if they even do get out of the grey market.
That's their major hurdle. It's get back or get sucked up by a bigger company.
Unfortunately, when you look at the losses in revenue phot has experienced - it would take a pretty big whale to swallow up what was once a toxic shark.
Amazing we never heard from sterling Scott, Rob Hunt or the infamous 'Officerk' who once lurked these boards.
All hands abandoned ship and stuck Marco Hegyi on the captain's wheel as it sank.
I revisit these boards from time to time, certainly a good reflection on the 'glory days' when we were upsetting MM's far and wide.
We used to see positives when other markets were down.
Safe to say all our 'historical predictions' are subject to change.
is this news or speculation?
Ecig stock has been doing amazing. Vpor on the other hand, tanked the day I invested. Good way to turn 1k to a measly $20 bill.
Either way, we're looking at the next big industry to come along since last year's pot boom.
Keep in mind we're all one certified medical report away from surging or tanking again.
This board is basically a 2 man crew. One a staunch supporter and the other a hardcore negative.
I've been following Righ for a couple of years now, and it keeps looking more and more dead weight.
I think lab testing is great and will be necessary for the industry, just very little confidence the CEO of this company will ever deliver.
His shareholders deserve outward communication and proof, not the endless merry-go-round of excuses.
He raises a good point though. The SEC shook investors in the last year and it's not like we can follow 'historical trends' and call them consistent in a newly legal industry.
Crappy times are ahead, no doubt there. I will say that it will also lead to some major gains in certain places though.
They had stores and plenty of product. Scam isn't the right word, but the original leaders did do some shady things to get pho* shut down.
No, this is more of a fitx style hypothetical. Fitx threw a bunch of numbers around to hype up investors and never delivered on their promises.
I think these guys might be worth a small investment to see where it goes.
How many communities?
You agree it's a terrible name but 'nobody cares'?
I'm sure the company and its competitors care.
Let's say you have 2 machines. One looks and sounds like it was modeled after an early 90's arcade game. The other has a professional name, grade and look to it.
Which would you pick to have in your shop?