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Doesn’t make any sense that this Worldwide Staffing Audit isn’t completed and disclosed by now. The transaction was nearly 10 months ago and this audit still hasn’t been disclosed. It’s not like auditing some monster size company here. Personally I find it very peculiar that nearly 10 months later and the results of this audit, for whatever reason, have never been disclosed.
The September 30, 2017 Quarter was the last financial disclosure from CBIS.
Why hasn’t CBIS disclosed its financials since September 2017? Something is wrong when a CEO hides a company’s books from shareholders. Being 100% financially dark for nearly 1 1/2 years is a huge huge red flag. And because of the complete lack of financial disclosure, it’s my opinion CBIS should be get an SEC suspension. Ray is running out of time.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CBIS/overview
Equity dilution starting to get discounted into HIPH’s PPS from rapid new common issuance bloating the OS fast.
You wonder why people haven’t been posting about the dilution at DIRV? I mention it all the time. The dilution since inception is amazing.
Why did NUGS use so much investor capital to buy Worldwide Staffing/Hired On? Seems to me NUGS shareholders vastly overpayed for Worldwide Staffing/Hired On. So, here we are in February. Where is this Worldwide Staffing/Hired On audit?
On April 20, 2018, the Company entered a Stock Purchase Agreement to acquire 100% of Worldwide Staffing Group (“Worldwide Staffing” or “Hired On”), The aggregate purchase price is $2,482,115 and shall be payable as follows:
(a) Buyer’s cash payment of $59,819 paid by wire transfer,
(b) Buyer’s payment of $184,669 through a convertible promissory note in favor
of Seller; and,
(c) Buyer’s issuance of 2,237,626 fully paid and non-assessable common shares
in Cannabis Strategic Ventures, Inc. The fair value of these shares was $4,139,608 on April 20, 2018.
As part of closing deliverables, the Seller must provide the Company two years audited financial statements of Worldwide Staffing. As of September 30, 2018, the audit has not been completed.
The 100% shareholder of Worldwide Staffing is the CEO of Cannabis Strategic Ventures, Inc.
In the first 9 months of the year HIPH had revenues of $133,232........or averaging about $14,803 per month in sales. Most individual 7-Eleven stores generate 5X to 10X more revenue than HIPH.
After posting rapidly growing losses for the first 9 months of 2018 versus the first 9 months of 2017, I wonder what DIRV’s full year losses will be when DIRV files it’s 10-K due at the end of March. People can see below that in the first 9 months of 2017 DIRV posted a Net Loss of $(4,911,834).
In the first 9 months of 2018 net losses have ballooned to $(15,354,173). Be interesting to see how much more money DIRV has lost on top of the $(15,354,173) DIRV has already lost. But no doubt, Net Losses have climbed very rapidly in yearly comparisons.
For the Nine Months Ended
September 30,
2018 2017
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Net loss $ (15,354,173 ) $ (4,911,834)
HIPH is a common equity dilution scam, uses phony price targets. Used fake price targets when SeeThruEquity was working with Ryan. Ryan and SeeThruEquity worked together issuing fake price targets for HIPH before the SEC charged SeeThruEquity with fraud. And now Ryan Fishoff doing the same, touting fake valuation on HIPH, all while rapidly issuing new common shares and ballooning the outstanding common. Same playbook. Balloon gonna pop on massive common share dilution.
At $1.45/share NUGS is trading at 1,325X its revenues.
At $1.47/share, NUGS is trading at 1,353X their sales. NUGS shares are so overpriced relative to actual revenues at NUGS, the current valuation is still way above nosebleed bubble territory.
Huge new share issuance is ballooning SGMD’s outstanding share counts fast. Major common equity dilution kickin in.
Wrong. The PPS has been heading in a southerly direction forever. Looks like you’re the one proving over and over just how stupid you are.
DIRV is a equity dilution scam. Notice that about 1 year ago (see link) on January 24, 2018 DIRV had just 17,142,512 common shares.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=12493744&guid=NkTtUWsDF2uD-3h
As of Janruary 24, 2019 DIRV reported 512,755,808 common shares. So in the last year, DIRV’s outstanding shares have increased by 29X. Total equity dilution scam.
From 17 million shares to 512 million shares. Each share equity is eroding from below . That’s a ridiculous amount of new share printing. Each share is getting tiny, tiny, tiny, tiny. DIRV’s Common equity structure is busted as all this Dilution of new shares is gonna start to be a major headwind. Share selling mass dilution scam.
HIPH’s outstanding share count has increased 90% since June 30th 2018. Common equity dilution is going to be major drag going forward with all the new shares beginning to eroding the common equity structure from below.
At the current price per share, NUGS is currently trading at 1398X revenues. Beyond bubble territory.
People want to see that DIRV has at least stopped the bleeding. Roger has to show, at the very least, that DIRV has begun to lose less money. But if you look at 1st Quarter sales, 2nd Quarter sales and 3rd Quarter sales, in each subsequent quarter, sales went lower. Was 4th Quarter lower still? I’m gonna guess yes because the 4th Quarter of 2017 was DIRV’s slowest Quarter from a sales perspective. And it’s likely the 4th Quarter of 2018 was DIRV’s slowest Quarter of the year. Don’t think DIRV’s share price can stop going down until Roger slows the growth in net losses.
In all seriousness. What’s the point of Ryan going to Atlanta if all he has is 120 cans? I think Ryan just wanted HIPH shareholders to pay for his weekend party expenses and entertainment. Because120 can’s is no real promo.
Roger spent thousands of dollars in shareholder capital to Jane King Productions for the interview, the interview goes live, and DIRV barely gets a blip today. I think as more and more years pass by, more and more people are realizing that Roger Ralston talks with a big hat, but he never has any cattle. Like an empty suit. Same ole Roger Ralston spin with only millions upon millions in shareholder losses to show for it.
5 cases is only 120 cans of the stuff. What kind if HIPH promotion can Ryan really do when all he has is 120 cans? Laughable. Ryan’s Tweet’s are not adding up.
HIPH is a Pump & Dump Dilution Scam. Outstanding share count going up fast on massive new common issuance.
How much shareholder capital did Roger use to pay Jane King Productions for this video interview? And, is it smart to use investors money to pay for a paid promotional video when DIRV’s Net Losses have increased more than 300% this year?
I watched Roger Ralston’s paid interview with Jane King and what struck me was there was no new news. Everything Roger said was the same old news. Regurgitating the same old things makes no sense. Why didn’t he say anything about the rapidly increasing losses???
Think it’s funny that anybody would buy DIRV when it’s losing 3X more money than it lost last year. DIRV can never bottom out until they can prove they’re losing less money than they’ve been losing. DIRV needs to reverse this trend. DIRV has to stop the increasing net losses first. Stop the bleeding. Show the marketplace that net losses have peaked and that management has been able to reverse the trend of larger and larger net losses every quarter. Until if and when this trend of larger and larger net losses is stabilized, pretty hard for DIRV to get any real interest. If this trend of larger and larger net losses keeps continuing as it has been, the performance of DIRV shares will continue to be under pressure. Bpretty simple. Lower losses higher stock price. Larger losses lower stock price.
HIPH is a massive common equity diluter. Massive new share printing dilution.
I would never buy stock in a company that has rapidly accelerating losses like DIRV. Would never buy stock in a company with a endless supply of shares to sell like DIRV. Would never buy stock in a company run by a convicted felon like DIRV. Would never invest money with a CEO who never made any money. So no. I would never invest my money with Roger Ralston. Just find it entertaining to watch people lose money fast when they give their money to Roger. Money goes bye bye really fast. And that’s kinda funny I think, and entertaining.
I’m here for the DIRV entertainment.
DIRV’s Losses are rapidly increasing. As shown below, DIRV lost $(4,911,834) in the first 9 months of 2017. Therefore, in the first 9 months of 2017 DIRV was losing about $545,000 per month.
Also shown below we can see DIRV lost $(15,354,173) in the first 9 months of 2018. Therefore, in the first 9 months of 2018 DIRV was losing about $1,706,000 per month. Losses more than tripling.
When you examine DIRV’s own financial disclosures, one can see that losses at DIRV have increased more than 300%. Because of the rapid increase in losses and massive new common share sales, DIRV is a strong sell rating.
For the Nine Months Ended
September 30,
2018 2017
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Net loss $ (15,354,173 ) $ (4,911,834 )
CATV on SEC suspension watch.
The last time DIRV hired Jane King to produce a Nasdaq interview was back on September 25, 2018, about 4 months ago. On September 25th when the Nasdaq interview was released, DIRV was trading at more than .012/share. Today DIRV is trading at .0047/share. Had someone bought DIRV shares after the last Nasdaq interview, their investment would be down more than 60%. Makes no sense for DIRV to waste shareholders capital on paid scripted pumps. Shareholder capital shouldn’t be squandered. Instead shareholder capital should be used on more useful endeavors. Management seems more focused on selling more shares than actually investing in operations.
Apple Rush becoming available in cans soon is known news. Anyone who follows APRU already knows this. And therefore the news is already priced in. All known news is always priced into the price per share.
Just don’t understand why anyone would invest their money with Roger Ralston when he’s only lost tens of millions of investors money. Wouldn’t it be smarter to invest money with somebody who has actually made money before? You know, someone with a winning record instead of someone with a lifetime of larger and larger losses for investors? Roger Ralston has managed to just lose more and more and more. Guy doesn’t have any track record except millions and millions in losses.
Looks like SGMD will need to issue 10’s of millions more new shares on this deal because the shares of the deal were pegged at .10/share. Now that SGMD’s PPS is a lot lower than .10/share, SGMD needs to issue a lot more shares to come up with $5 million. Any deal terms pegged at .10/share will need to be renegotiated to reflect the lower PPS. Sgmd shares are a quickly depreciating currency.
The problem is too many people believe everything DIRV PR’s. Given DIRV’s long history of putting out false news, I’m amazed there are still people guillible enough to believe DIRV’s constant false pumps. IMO, Roger Ralston’s credibility was lost a long time ago. I think the only people pumping DIRV are folks deeply underwater, company insiders, and paid promoters.
The SGMD stock charts tell the story. 3 month, 6 month, 1 year charts, doesn’t matter which you examine. SGMD isn’t adding up.
DIRV’s own financials prove my point. People should be skeptical of anything they read online. But if you check DIRV’s own Quarterly Report filings you’ll see that every consecutive Quarterly Report, revenues are lower every Quarter and Net Losses are significantly larger. Ignore financial results at your own peril. When losses are rapidly accelerating, it’s a huge red flag.
Except DIRV posts larger and larger net losses every year. When DIRV files it’s Annual Report DIRV will report the largest net losses in its corporate history. Never hold stock in a company with rapidly growing losses.
You will stand in shock and awe when DIRV posts full year 2018 financial results and you see the highest net losses in DIRV’s history by far. Just keep chasing those record losses. When people lose their money in DIRV, I’m just gonna LOL.
Because Roger Ralston has always reverse split DIRV shares before DIRV hits .0001/share. Historically, that’s what Roger Ralston has always done.
Out of the 512,755,808 outstanding DIRV shares, 499,490,430 of those shares are unrestricted. So, only a tiny percentage of DIRV are restricted. DIRV’s Net Losses are so massive, all they can do is pump as many new shares into the marketplace as possible for cash.
In the link below you can see DIRV had 221,543,300 outstanding shares on August 14th.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=12921784&guid=N2_tUqr3iOb2tth
And yesterday, DIRV reported 512,755,808 outstanding shares. So, just since August 14, DIRV’s outstanding shares have more than doubled!
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/DIRV/security
DIRV now has more than twice the quantity of outstanding shares than they had just 5 months ago. So if you want to know why DIRV is gonna keep dropping it’s because DIRV floods the market with hundreds of millions newly issued shares constantly. Dilution scam.