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Nice volume today over Two Million next week we 5 mil or better. I confident the SP will climb with Volume. Buying more next week as soon as cash gets into my brokerage account. GLTA
It would be very nice to see Unchanged or some green before the close but bigger hopes for tomorrow. GLTA
I sure hope your wrong Porky I am looking for much more then .10 or .20 that's only going to get me to $20,000 $40,000 range and I waited along time for this to move way up. What happened to you guys talking up GRNH to 1.00 SP by Nov. 0.20 is afar cry from that. You guys are all over the place and it's confusing the hell out of a lot of Newbies. Maybe if I had 2.5 Million shares in @0.03s and 0.04 range like some of you guys claim, I could get excited but most of us have much less then that. Stop saying here's the run when it moves into the .09s and oh it's just consolidation when it drops back into the .06 .07 range.
Close that gap F*@KEN MMs. Wait till next week bastard manipulators. Buy and Hold and you will be rewarded, slap the ask. GLTA
MY whole portfolio is in the red today, not concerned expected this before the bounce. GLTA
Things should start heating up next week. All the OTC MJ stocks will move huge on Momentum a lone the closer we get to November. GLTA
Canna strips are used to relieve pain by slipping the strip under the tongue, it's very effective and non addictive like man made opioids. WOFA is a distributer of this natural cannabis product. It's used in every state that legalized Med MJ use. Many more states will be legalizing Medical Use as well as Rec Use after Nov 8th. The whole MJ sector along with WOFA will be the new gold rush. GLTA
California the third largest economy in the world! yes I said in the world, will vote yes on Prop 64 legalizing Rec use of MJ. Several other states including Nevada will also vote on Nov 8th. This is going to be huge, don't miss the boat soon you will be chasing, buy now while it's still super cheap. Over a Million volume early on today, expecting much higher by afternoon. Definitely going to be a break soon. GLTA
Don't let them scare you out of your shares, this will skyrocket over the next two weeks.
Thanks SilverBear I think by a fluke I picked a money maker. Been holding WOFA and GRNH for a long time, GLTA
November 8th Cali votes yes on Rec Use. If anyone sells now they will be crying after the elections. Unbelievable Buy right now, get these cheapies while you can or you will be chasseing it for weeks. GLTA
UP 233% They found us Guys, everybody here is going to make lots of CASH. GLTA
The buys are coming in bigly! Over the next few weeks this will grow exponentially. MJ is truly the new gold rush, it's 1800s California all over again, except this time it's MJ that will make people rich.
WOW up 89% as of 3.22PM Volume 1,487,142 highest I've ever seen. Something big brewing, glad I held. GLTA
Up 33% today with some volume, let's hope it holds and climbs. Very low float, a PR helps us bigly. California here we come. Golden shares GLTA.
Low volume as of 12PM surprised, especially with the news that just came out.
California is a lock.
California Prop 64 To Legalize Recreational weed is way ahead in latest Polls, 60% yes 30% no 10% undecided
Holding till Prop 64 is voted on Nov. 8th, Yes is a forgone conclusion. Some guidance or PR will send this thru DA-ROOF. Holding almost a Mill shares I'll take .05+ any day. Maybe we see a buyout or merge. Oooh La, La. GLTA
Your not going to get Volume, if no one knows we are in the MJ sector. Sure PR, Name Change would do it but it does not seem to be coming soon, not sure why not. Until then Post, Post, Post. At this point I'm holding until after November 8th. Hoping we will be part of this major MJ explosion. GLTA
I hope you guys are spreading the name (WOFA) around as a pot stock, I know I am. (Post more suggestions on sites to post on) Remember the WOFA site never changed, there are millions of investors out there that are unaware of this ticker as an MJ company.
Excellent, buying more on the dip. Looking forward to November explosion. GLTA
Let's move this thing, buying more as soon as my powder dry's. This is a pot stock, move it, move it, move it. GLTA
Regardless of where this company stands on fins. I expect it to move on the momo the MJ sector is creating right now. Any company with a MJ tag will draw investors. GLTA
No one cares about the DEA decision, more and more states will be legalizing MJ. This really is the new gold rush, once in a lifetime opportunity GRNH is a giant nugget.
Maine rec cannabis legalization backers outspend opponents 26-1
Supporters of the campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Maine have overwhelmed their opponents in fundraising.
Backers of Question 1, as the legalization initiative is called, have raised $1.3 million this year, more than 26 times the opposition, according to the Portland Press Herald.
The legalization effort has attracted contributions from some heavy hitters.
License Directory SidebarThe Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, the group pushing Question 1, reported raising $904,145 in cash contributions during the reporting period ended Wednesday, according to the newspaper.
Traveler writer and TV host Rick Steves has kicked in $50,000 to the pro-legalization effort.
Question 1 calls for a vote to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. Adults could possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana, grow their own plants and buy marijuana from licensed retail stores. The initiative would also allow marijuana social clubs and tax marijuana sales at 10%.
In September, a poll showed 53% of Maine voters favored Question 1.
Rec. Legalization is eminent in many states after elections.
Maine rec cannabis legalization backers outspend opponents 26-1
Supporters of the campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in Maine have overwhelmed their opponents in fundraising.
Backers of Question 1, as the legalization initiative is called, have raised $1.3 million this year, more than 26 times the opposition, according to the Portland Press Herald.
The legalization effort has attracted contributions from some heavy hitters.
License Directory SidebarThe Campaign to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, the group pushing Question 1, reported raising $904,145 in cash contributions during the reporting period ended Wednesday, according to the newspaper.
Traveler writer and TV host Rick Steves has kicked in $50,000 to the pro-legalization effort.
Question 1 calls for a vote to legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. Adults could possess up to 2.5 ounces of marijuana, grow their own plants and buy marijuana from licensed retail stores. The initiative would also allow marijuana social clubs and tax marijuana sales at 10%.
In September, a poll showed 53% of Maine voters favored Question 1.
We are going to be rewarded (BIGLY!) try and Trump that baby hehe
Yes it does Yesterdaysnews, a little PR or the name change would send this into the stratosphere. Lots of Peeps holding here, a little MoMo and the longs will be rewarded (Bigly)hehe
Ancient MJ use, about time It's made legal
We've heard that in ancient times, people were buried with their possessions -- but this one is especially fascinating.
In an ancient burial in northwest China, archeologists have found the remains of a man and his stash of cannabis. The man, said to have been 35 years old with Caucasian features, was laid out on a wooden bed.
The burial, which was in China's Turpan Basin, also had thirteen cannabis plants. Each were around three feet long and splayed over the man's chest.
This is one of 240 graves found associated with the Subeixi culture, which occupied the Turpan Basin 2,000 to 3,000 years ago. This area was an important stop on the Silk Road.
Archeologist Hongen Jiang and his team discuss the grave in the journal Economic Botany. The scientists proclaim that the discovery is very exciting. While cannabis has been found in ancient graves before, this is the first time that complete plants have been found. Furthermore, this is the first time the plants have been used as a covering for a human burial, called a "shroud."
This means that cannabis may have been used in this and other cultures for ritualistic purposes. Furthermore, since the heads of the plants contain THC -- which is the chemical that gets one high -- scientists suspect that ancient people utilized it as some kind of incense or for medicinal purposes.
Interesting side note Ancient MJ
We've heard that in ancient times, people were buried with their possessions -- but this one is especially fascinating.
In an ancient burial in northwest China, archeologists have found the remains of a man and his stash of cannabis. The man, said to have been 35 years old with Caucasian features, was laid out on a wooden bed.
The burial, which was in China's Turpan Basin, also had thirteen cannabis plants. Each were around three feet long and splayed over the man's chest.
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This is one of 240 graves found associated with the Subeixi culture, which occupied the Turpan Basin 2,000 to 3,000 years ago. This area was an important stop on the Silk Road.
Archeologist Hongen Jiang and his team discuss the grave in the journal Economic Botany. The scientists proclaim that the discovery is very exciting. While cannabis has been found in ancient graves before, this is the first time that complete plants have been found. Furthermore, this is the first time the plants have been used as a covering for a human burial, called a "shroud."
This means that cannabis may have been used in this and other cultures for ritualistic purposes. Furthermore, since the heads of the plants contain THC -- which is the chemical that gets one high -- scientists suspect that ancient people utilized it as some kind of incense or for medicinal purposes.
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Good times ahead people, WOFA will be part of the MJ revolution coming very soon. GLTA
Consolidating like the big boys last couple of days. All are expecting a big run any day now. Look for volume up tick.
Just got some more @0.694 Now lets start this run baby I'm here almost two years and my butt is getting sore haha.
Rec MJ spreading to more and more states!
Alaska marijuana
By John Schroyer
The fourth recreational marijuana industry in the United States is ready for launch.
Alaska’s adult-use program is just a few weeks from the first retail sales, according to estimates by multiple sources. A number of rec shops are scrambling to open their doors, perhaps by month’s end.
The last hurdle is that local and state authorities must clear testing labs to open so cultivators can have their crops checked for potency and microbial contaminants. After that, growers will be allowed to begin supplying retailers, with owners putting the finishing touches on their storefronts.
“Looks like we’re about two weeks from being open,” Nick Eade, who co-owns Frozen Budz with his wife, Destiny, said Tuesday. “We’re pretty adamant on being open by the 21st. There’s another big outfit here called Pakalolo Supply, and they’re planning on being open on Halloween … It’s pretty important to us to be the first.”
The Eades have other retailers right behind them, and may not be the first to open their doors. On Tuesday, The Remedy Shoppe in Skagway got final approval from the state, and is waiting for the first labs to begin testing product, just like Frozen Budz, according to a local NBC affiliate.
Also on Tuesday, the Anchorage Assembly approved that city’s first rec shop as well, The Arctic Herbery. Its owner is aiming to be open by the first week of November, the same NBC affiliate reported.
So far, the state has signed off on business permits for at least 60 cultivators, 17 retailers, four product manufacturers and a pair of testing labs. Regulators still have scores of applications to evaluate.
What’s left to do
Eade said Frozen Budz has received the necessary authorization from local officials, and only a few minor items are left to finish on their retail shop – such as installing security cameras – before a final inspection by the state’s Alcohol & Marijuana Control Office (AMCO).
After that, the big question mark is when the two licensed testing labs in the state may open and begin accepting product to be tested for potency and contaminants.
“I’m kind of looking for the middle to end of October,” said Mark Malagodi, the CEO of CannTest, one of the two labs.
License Directory Sidebar“There’s a few things (that) are out of my control, like receiving a letter from the municipality that I’m waiting on,” he added. “And once I get that letter, it triggers a final inspection. I’m not anticipating any problems with the final inspection; but it’s out of my control, and then a final inspection from the state as well, and the completion of the outside accreditation agency.”
If all of those steps go smoothly, Malagodi said, his firm can start testing before the end of the month, and then cultivators will be able to move quickly to start supplying storefronts with product.
But, of course, snafus can emerge that take time to fix.
“If issues come up with any of those, we have to solve the issues,” Malagodi said. “I’d expect by Thanksgiving that Alaska would see its first retail sale.”
Alaska’s rec market is expected to hit between $25 million and $50 million in sales in the first 12 months after rec stores open, according to estimates in the Marijuana Business Factbook 2016. Voters approved adult-use cannabis in 2014.
Supply ready to sell
Once CannTest and the other licensed lab, Alaska Green Labs in Anchorage, are able to start testing cannabis, it should just be a matter of a few more days before retailers like Frozen Budz can start stocking marijuana products.
“Whenever they open, we hope to be ready to transport it down. I don’t think we’ll be camping out in front, like for a rock concert or anything,” said Mike Emers, manager of Rosie Creek Farm, a cultivator in Fairbanks.
Emers’ outdoor harvest was completed just days ago, he said, and he’s not even certain how much volume in crop he was able to accumulate. But it’s ready to go whenever either of the two labs can begin accepting samples.
“I think the whole state is waiting for the city of Anchorage to OK their permit,” Emers said of CannTest and Alaska Green Labs.
By being in Anchorage, the two testing labs are about a six-hour drive from Fairbanks, which adds some logistical issues for companies up north. And there remain other unanswered business questions surrounding cannabis transportation, according to regulator Cynthia Franklin, AMCO’s executive director.
“We emphasize that our licensees have the right to transport marijuana from one licensed establishment to another,” said Franklin.
“That’s important here because there are many communities that cannot be reached by road. So you’re talking about putting marijuana on a plane or a boat, and everyone is very worried about the federal response to that. We don’t yet know what that is, because we haven’t really started transporting marijuana.”
Although there hasn’t been any specific word from the U.S. Department of Justice on whether it may object to transporting cannabis via plane or boat – which would be a first for any state-licensed marijuana business in the nation – Franklin said all indications are that the U.S. attorney in Alaska won’t make an issue of it.
What the future holds
However optimistic the next few months may look for Alaska, there may be dark clouds on the horizon, too.
For instance, Franklin said, the state legislature could try to overturn the 2014 ballot measure that legalized rec. That possibility has likely kept many potential cannabis entrepreneurs out of the game, because they want to wait and see if entering the industry is truly a safe bet.
“I actually expect a lot of applications next spring, once the legislature adjourns, assuming they don’t repeal the ballot measure, because there are a lot of people who have decided to wait to invest until they know whether or not it’s real,” Franklin said.
There’s also been local pushback. For example, voters in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough near Anchorage, which could be home to multiple cannabis businesses, were asked on Tuesday to ban adult-use marijuana companies, but the prohibition measure was defeated, the Alaska News Dispatch reported.
There are other positive signs for MJ entrepreneurs as well.
Franklin said AMCO’s board may consider loosening the state’s residency requirement for ownership in a marijuana business, which would be a positive development for out-of-state entrepreneurs. She also said on-site consumption at retail shops may yet still get the board’s green light.
Over the long run, Franklin is optimistic Alaska could become home to around 1,000 licensed cannabis businesses.
“About 900 or 1,000 is all the marijuana establishments the state can support, and that might be a few too many. But it’s going to be a free-market thing, where there’s too many at first and the market will decide how many are successful,” said Franklin.
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Let the adult use of Rec MJ Begin to spread.
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alaska marijuana
By John Schroyer
The fourth recreational marijuana industry in the United States is ready for launch.
Alaska’s adult-use program is just a few weeks from the first retail sales, according to estimates by multiple sources. A number of rec shops are scrambling to open their doors, perhaps by month’s end.
The last hurdle is that local and state authorities must clear testing labs to open so cultivators can have their crops checked for potency and microbial contaminants. After that, growers will be allowed to begin supplying retailers, with owners putting the finishing touches on their storefronts.
“Looks like we’re about two weeks from being open,” Nick Eade, who co-owns Frozen Budz with his wife, Destiny, said Tuesday. “We’re pretty adamant on being open by the 21st. There’s another big outfit here called Pakalolo Supply, and they’re planning on being open on Halloween … It’s pretty important to us to be the first.”
The Eades have other retailers right behind them, and may not be the first to open their doors. On Tuesday, The Remedy Shoppe in Skagway got final approval from the state, and is waiting for the first labs to begin testing product, just like Frozen Budz, according to a local NBC affiliate.
Also on Tuesday, the Anchorage Assembly approved that city’s first rec shop as well, The Arctic Herbery. Its owner is aiming to be open by the first week of November, the same NBC affiliate reported.
So far, the state has signed off on business permits for at least 60 cultivators, 17 retailers, four product manufacturers and a pair of testing labs. Regulators still have scores of applications to evaluate.
What’s left to do
Eade said Frozen Budz has received the necessary authorization from local officials, and only a few minor items are left to finish on their retail shop – such as installing security cameras – before a final inspection by the state’s Alcohol & Marijuana Control Office (AMCO).
After that, the big question mark is when the two licensed testing labs in the state may open and begin accepting product to be tested for potency and contaminants.
“I’m kind of looking for the middle to end of October,” said Mark Malagodi, the CEO of CannTest, one of the two labs.
License Directory Sidebar“There’s a few things (that) are out of my control, like receiving a letter from the municipality that I’m waiting on,” he added. “And once I get that letter, it triggers a final inspection. I’m not anticipating any problems with the final inspection; but it’s out of my control, and then a final inspection from the state as well, and the completion of the outside accreditation agency.”
If all of those steps go smoothly, Malagodi said, his firm can start testing before the end of the month, and then cultivators will be able to move quickly to start supplying storefronts with product.
But, of course, snafus can emerge that take time to fix.
“If issues come up with any of those, we have to solve the issues,” Malagodi said. “I’d expect by Thanksgiving that Alaska would see its first retail sale.”
Alaska’s rec market is expected to hit between $25 million and $50 million in sales in the first 12 months after rec stores open, according to estimates in the Marijuana Business Factbook 2016. Voters approved adult-use cannabis in 2014.
Supply ready to sell
Once CannTest and the other licensed lab, Alaska Green Labs in Anchorage, are able to start testing cannabis, it should just be a matter of a few more days before retailers like Frozen Budz can start stocking marijuana products.
“Whenever they open, we hope to be ready to transport it down. I don’t think we’ll be camping out in front, like for a rock concert or anything,” said Mike Emers, manager of Rosie Creek Farm, a cultivator in Fairbanks.
Emers’ outdoor harvest was completed just days ago, he said, and he’s not even certain how much volume in crop he was able to accumulate. But it’s ready to go whenever either of the two labs can begin accepting samples.
“I think the whole state is waiting for the city of Anchorage to OK their permit,” Emers said of CannTest and Alaska Green Labs.
By being in Anchorage, the two testing labs are about a six-hour drive from Fairbanks, which adds some logistical issues for companies up north. And there remain other unanswered business questions surrounding cannabis transportation, according to regulator Cynthia Franklin, AMCO’s executive director.
“We emphasize that our licensees have the right to transport marijuana from one licensed establishment to another,” said Franklin.
“That’s important here because there are many communities that cannot be reached by road. So you’re talking about putting marijuana on a plane or a boat, and everyone is very worried about the federal response to that. We don’t yet know what that is, because we haven’t really started transporting marijuana.”
Although there hasn’t been any specific word from the U.S. Department of Justice on whether it may object to transporting cannabis via plane or boat – which would be a first for any state-licensed marijuana business in the nation – Franklin said all indications are that the U.S. attorney in Alaska won’t make an issue of it.
What the future holds
However optimistic the next few months may look for Alaska, there may be dark clouds on the horizon, too.
For instance, Franklin said, the state legislature could try to overturn the 2014 ballot measure that legalized rec. That possibility has likely kept many potential cannabis entrepreneurs out of the game, because they want to wait and see if entering the industry is truly a safe bet.
“I actually expect a lot of applications next spring, once the legislature adjourns, assuming they don’t repeal the ballot measure, because there are a lot of people who have decided to wait to invest until they know whether or not it’s real,” Franklin said.
There’s also been local pushback. For example, voters in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough near Anchorage, which could be home to multiple cannabis businesses, were asked on Tuesday to ban adult-use marijuana companies, but the prohibition measure was defeated, the Alaska News Dispatch reported.
There are other positive signs for MJ entrepreneurs as well.
Franklin said AMCO’s board may consider loosening the state’s residency requirement for ownership in a marijuana business, which would be a positive development for out-of-state entrepreneurs. She also said on-site consumption at retail shops may yet still get the board’s green light.
Over the long run, Franklin is optimistic Alaska could become home to around 1,000 licensed cannabis businesses.
“About 900 or 1,000 is all the marijuana establishments the state can support, and that might be a few too many. But it’s going to be a free-market thing, where there’s too many at first and the market will decide how many are successful,” said Franklin.
The major run in the whole MJ sector will start soon. October into November elections will be huge, time to buy is now.
YN Slow and steady wins the race but a PR/Name Change would pick up the pace LOL. I think we start to see some decent MOMO next week, maybe we see some silver soon, that would be sweet. GLTA
Missed the 2014 explosion but started buying almost two years ago, got some .03s .04s and .05s been accumulating all the way up to .057. Been watching and holding all that time, I'm sure as hell ready for the payoff. I won't sell one share until this hits Dollar territory even then I'm still going to hold half my shares for even bigger profits in 2017. Lots of good information here from knowledgeable longs. Long and strong GLTA.
Slap The Ask
WE need more visibility, Get the word out (This Is A Pot Stock) Explosive gains over the next few weeks.
I don't know what it is but I'm feeling that with this momo and great Fins coming soon showing GRNH with solid fundamentals, we see $2.00 buy EOY. Maybe it's wish full thinking but my expectations for this company is very high. GLTA