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I think the key is that the copper project is a good one. Regardless of the appeal and potential appeals, I'm excited to be here. Love the management team. Any questions, contact JJ at Excelsior. He's very helpful.
Interview with Tyler Robson is a good interview.
https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/agriculture-investing/cannabis-investing/valens-groworks-ceo-interviewed-on-midas-letter-live/
GDSI reminds me of a song. Have good feelings when I think of what Bill D has accomplished.
"I see a skies of blue and red roses too, what a wonderful world."
The year for GDSI!!!!
This stock has held up remarkably well since the appeal was announced. Makes me feel good and shows the stock is in the hands of long term investors.
I recently heard that Valens may be shooting to have more extraction capacity than any other company in North America. If they meet that goal, it should be interesting because I expect to see the MH's and Nutiva's of the world get into the extract business and that spells well for Valens. They'll probably use Valens.
60 days is not much for a company that has already received an operating permit from the EPA.
Opportunity?
I just saw the news. In my opinion, the appeal will be denied.
The appeal raises three issues:
1. Request for the functional equivalent of a NEPA study. This will be denied because the EPA obviously grants permits only if the EPA feels that a NEPA study or the functional equivalent is not necessary. I don't believe the EPA is going to say great idea, why didn't we think of that. More importantly, NEPA is not part of the permitting process and this is not a valid appeal issue.(/b]
2. The impacts to wildlife and habitat. This will be denied because this was evaluated as part of the permit process. Comprehensive biodiversity studies were done by the State of Arizona, the EPA, and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. There are no endangered or threatened species on the property and the habitat is not conducive to any. She specifically mentions the bats – these bats feed on the Senora cactus – Excelsior's property does not have any.
3. Appeal to an aquifier exemption. This will also be denied. The mining method used by Excelsior will not contaminate. In fact the beauty is once they are gone, you won't know they were there shortly thereafter
I predict that the EPA will respond within 30 days and the appeals board will deny the appeal within 30 days. This will amount to a 60 day delay which is not a big deal for such an accomplishment, it's a very tiny negative.
To all, I am working on valuation table compared to other companies in the space in Canada.
As discussed, I am putting together a list of Canadian cannabis companies that are publicly traded. This will be one of the better values across the board.
This $2 Tech Stock (OTCMKTS – GOPH) Is The Internet Superhighway Play Of Tomorrow
This is a great read!!!!
By ifox -
June 14, 2018
Gopher Protocol - GOPH
The 1990s dot-com revolution changed the world, creating gigantic companies that have made investors extremely happy over the long haul. Amazon. Apple. Microsoft. Google. At a glance, 6% of the global economy is now generated online, by data circulating through networks, cables and wireless connections laid down a few decades ago.
We’re talking about TRILLIONS of dollars the Internet creates every year. If we had a time machine, the opportunity to carve out a little of that wealth for ourselves would be obvious. Imagine buying Apple for the equivalent of $2 a share. Amazon for under $20. Google at $40. Microsoft for less than $1. In all cases, back in the ‘90s their main hyper-growth was still ahead of them. They weren’t the giants we know today.
GOPH News
Of course until we get a working time machine, it’s all hypothetical. These are mature companies now, growing fast but not exponentially. The ‘90s are over. What we have instead are the little companies popping up to create the Internet boom of tomorrow, Network 2.0, the Internet Of Things.
Little companies like Gopher Protocol (OTCMKTS:GOPH). It’s $2 now, roughly where Apple was in the mid-’90s. It just filed for a patent on its next-generation network a few days ago.
This new network is as radical a departure from the old “series of tubes” as the first one was from the old brick-and-mortar world. Before the ‘90s, computers couldn’t talk to each other. In Gopher’s world, theoretically billions of devices are in constant communication without straining the system: everything from dog collars to smart cars.
And while Gopher’s network embraces the wireless communications infrastructure that’s already on the ground, it doesn’t rely on it. The system is open to RADIO. Everything is right there on the chip. They say you can get a signal anywhere. (VIDEO)
It’s a revolutionary opportunity that cuts right through all the bottlenecks and barriers around the modern Internet. You know how signals get cut and download speeds get choppy when too many people are streaming Netflix at once? Add literally MILLIONS of smart appliances and smart cars to the global network and the lag was on track to become unbearable in a very short timeframe.
The venture capital guys say you’re going to need a whole new network to make it happen. A whole build like what we saw in the ‘90s. A massive investment cycle. GOPH has that new network!
Start with the smart cars. If a self-driving vehicle loses its connection when you’re racing down a mountain highway, there’s a good chance you’re going over that cliff. The car can’t call for help. Even the global positioning system (GPS) can get glitchy if the satellite maps don’t match conditions on the ground.
So if you can’t get a cell connection on that mountain road, what’s going to happen in a few years when your expensive new smart car with no steering wheel or brake drops off Internet 1.0? Unless you’re on a next-generation network like what GOPH has developed, you’re stuck . . . or worse.
That link up there spells it out right there in the headline. Even a 5G network “probably won’t be good enough” for the cars of tomorrow. And if your smart HOUSE loses the feed, your doors won’t unlock and your food will spoil. Maybe the smart toilet won’t even flush. Disaster!
Every device we add to the network adds to the congestion and reduces peak performance. It’s already an avalanche of data. We can address the problem but it’s going to require big investment and out-of-the-box innovation, the kind of thinking that built Internet 1.0 in the first place and created the first wave of technology billionaires.
GOPH has tested its system and it worked well enough to brag about. When devices found empty slots on an existing network, they hummed along fine. But when the network was full or too far away, they flipped modes and started relying on each other to send and receive the data they needed.
Translate that to cars. A car on the network zips ahead like the best dream of Google and Tesla. Go off the grid and that same car would otherwise be stuck. GOPH chips tell the car to find the nearest smart device to boost its “signal” and stay connected. Scatter enough tiny little devices in the data dead zones (think highway mile markers) and you’ll never drop out again.
There’s a VIDEO of management from GOPH and the Uber competitor LYFT discussing what needs to happen. Buzz is in the early stages but it’s building. People are slowly figuring this out. We’re moving from pie-in-the-sky science fiction to the reality of making the ideas happen, deciding who wins and who goes nowhere.
GOPH wants to be a winner. They’ve got a brand-new CEO and big plans for how to monetize their technology the fastest, most effective way. They’re not content to just sit still and get bought for their proprietary system or even license it out to the highest bidder.
This is one of those pioneering little companies that wants to change the world. Like Apple. Like Amazon. They started at the ground floor. Unlike billion-dollar “unicorns” like Uber, the most recent funding round was a modest $2 million. It’s enough to fund R&D and maybe bolt on a few little products or gadgets that translate well to the GOPH network.
Start with a little thing you might’ve heard of called the blockchain. Computers working together to solve fiendishly hard problems in order to create uncrackable “currency,” tighter data security, you name it. GOPH is there now. It makes perfect sense because security is a real concern in the Internet Of Things.
You don’t want smart cars getting hacked at 100 miles an hour. You don’t want smart houses opening up to crooks. Blockchain locks it all down. GOPH can support those data locks on its network, so even if a device drops off the traditional Web it can still tell the difference between its authorized owner and a hacker.
Mighty Goldman Sachs is all about the blockchain. GOPH is sewing up whole continents with specific applications where its network can make a huge difference. When Goldman sweeps for opportunities in the space, which $2 stock do you think will come up?
I just saw an analyst set a $4.84 target on GOPH for the immediate future. That’s triple-digit upside right there. And it’s just the next step in what could be a LONG planet-wide journey.
Of course there are even simpler applications to capture first, “proof of concept” if you like. Radio tags that beep on the GOPH network, providing uninterrupted location tracking that beats the best GPS systems for reliability and reach.
Lose a pet? Fluffy doesn’t have a phone, she can’t call back. But with a GOPH collar, the chip makes the call without needing a separate wireless address or password. Seeing inventory “shrinkage” at the store? Chip the merchandise. Want to make sure you won’t get lost hiking? Carry the chip in case your phone fizzles or breaks.
As management says, it can save your life. And it’s an amazing demonstration of how GOPH is the old Internet on the equivalent of steroids. You can go far off the “grid” and stay on the Gopher network. Huge!
That’s a factor in that $4.84 analyst target up there. It’s barely the next phase in what could easily become a ‘90s-style ramp to glory. We don’t have a time machine. Internet 1.0 is already here and looking a little long in the tooth.
GOPH is Internet 2.0. They’ve done the trial runs. They’re the exclusive license for proprietary technology that makes it happen. But this time around, we’re right where we need to be to catch it on the dip.
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Naturally Splendid Submitted a Dealer License. Not only a hemp play but a growing cannabis play.
Link to press release:
https://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=77817447
I am putting together a post for valuations of Canadian cannabis companies as compared to Valens and the disparity in valuations is shocking. Investors will discover Valens!!!.
I think I just figured out why David Boies and BSF took this deal. If one reviews the case law on damages on these types of deals, they are not limited to break up fees. For example and if Rontan is now doing well which the word is they are and if the company is worth $500 million, the damages can be $500 million and are not limited to just the break up fee. The break up fee is the minimum but can be worth alot more than that. Bradesco Bank valued the Rontan deal at $166 Million USD (SEE TOP ROW OF IMAGE) and it has gone up significantly since then. That is why BSF is here folks. They see hundreds of millions in damages. I would bet BSF will subpoena Bradesco!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Waaaaa la, here is the tombstone that was published by Bradesco Bank and it was valued at $166 million USD or $635 million real. Not too shabby.
Lomiko Metals Inc. Will Retain 20% of Promethieus Cryptocurrency Mining Corp
Here is the great news. The 20% of the Promethieus Cryptocurrency Mining Corp. is the bonus in my opinion but Lomiko Metals Inc. is still a graphite play. Graphite prices were up 30 to 40 per cent in the second half of 2017 due to an improving steel industry, environmental related production problems in China, and continued strong demand growth from the lithium ion battery industry. Prices for large flake graphite are now up to $1,200/t from US$750 last year. This is still well below the 2012 peak of US$2,800/t. Batteries are now approximately 25 per cent of the market and are growing rapidly. With steel demand also recovering and production issues in China, the supply/demand picture for graphite is very favorable.
I don’t think most investors have really grasped the increasing demand for graphite as a result of the growing need for lithium ion batteries.
The La Loutre Property consists of 1 large contiguous block of 42 mineral claims totaling 2,508.97 hectares (25.09 km2) located approximately 53 km east of Timcal's Lac des Iles graphite mine, 117 km northwest of Montréal in southern Québec.
The La Loutre Property was originally explored for base and precious metals by Soquem in 1989. Based on the results of a helicopter-borne electromagnetic (EM) survey, prospecting and reconnaissance geological mapping, their work identified several zones of parallel conductors each measuring as much as 2 kilometers long. Ground exploration followed in 1990, and according to historical reports by Levesque and Marchand, graphite is present in different lithologies on the property.
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Greenbelt LOI for all Bioethanol Product!!
Greenbelt Announced a Letter of Intent for a Distribution Agreement for their All of Their Bioethanol Product
Greenbelt Resources Corporation™, an award-winning provider of sustainable energy production systems, announced a LOI for a distribution agreement for their bioethanol product. This is excellent news because it potentially secures distribution and the distribution capabilities of Purnol may be fully scalable.
The LOI establishes the intent for all bioethanol produced by Greenbelt’s California BioEthanol Project to be purchased and resold under the Purnol brand. Importantly, the LOI also establishes Greenbelt as Purnol’s exclusive supplier of bioethanol.
Here is a copy of the press release:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/GRCO/news/Greenbelt-Resources-Signs-Letter-of-Intent-With-Purnol-for-Bioethanol-Distribution?id=196766
People that are crazy about this stock and this ceo will be scooping up those shares for the lotto ticket.
Aphria may be the number 1 target for the big guys that want to get into the cannabis market but time will tell.
That is the way I always looked at it and I agree with you. It's an excellent analysis and the reason why I am here.
Excellent management and good business decisions
The value of what is being built at Bravatek will be able to sustain the dilution and the stock price will be supported as a result of business progress. Many funds are getting on the Bravatek bandwagon because they know Mr. Cellucci's background and realize that he has the database to build something special. It's quite easy, as easy as being a librarian with a $5 calculator to assume that dilution is negative. However, Singh learned a long time ago that you can't build a large company through cash flow. Mr. Cellucci is careful who he does business with. Take a look at how many shares Microsoft had 30 years ago and look at the outstanding now. There is not a NYSE or a successful NASDAQ company that does not dilute. Dilution has little correlation to eroding share prices. Bad management and bad business decisions are more important than increasing outstanding shares. Even Warren Buffet dilutes!! Just watch the news flow and you'll quickly realize that Mr. Cellucci is a highly competent and well educated executive who has the contacts to build this business. I am in the positivity business and I am excited that I discovered this stock.
After each financial statement is filed, I get more and more positive. Bill is proving the people to be wrong that are praying for his demise. He is doing a great job.
Go GDSI. Big year in 2018
The Real Thomas A. Cellucci
There has so much false negative information about Bravatek CEO Thomas A. Cellucci that I wanted to set the record straight. Most people would beg for this man’s resume.
Dr. Thomas A. Cellucci, also known as Tom, Ph.D., MBA, has been the Chief Executive Officer of Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. since June 17, 2014 and has been its Chairman since March 27, 2014. Dr. Cellucci founded Cellucci Associates, Inc. in 1999 and serves as its Chief Executive Officer and President. He is Chairman and CEO of Bravatek Solutions, Inc. Dr. Cellucci served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Zyvex Corporation until June 2006. From 1987 to 2006, he served as Chief Marketing Officer and Vice President of Products of at Zyvex Corporation. Dr. Cellucci has extensive experience in managing and leading hi-tech companies, having served in a variety of senior executive and director positions, for example, as Executive Vice President & General Manager of Integrated Dynamics Engineering and various executive staff and management positions at the Newport Corporation. He served as President and Chief Executive Officer of Etec Inc. Dr. Cellucci was an early pioneer in advancing the field of nanotechnology in American science, engineering and manufacturing. He was instrumental in progressing America’s nanotechnology agenda through his bi-partisan work with President Bill Clinton and George W. Bush and many leaders in the United States Senate. His contributions made possible the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) signed by President George W. Bush in 2004 that added over $3.9 billion to the federal budget specific to the advancement of nanotechnology. From July 2007 to 2011, Dr. Cellucci served as the US Federal Government’s first ever Chief Commercialization Officer at the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the White House, working directly for President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama. There he expanded the role of public-private partnerships within government and increased opportunities for cooperative research and development activities in support across government. As Chief Commercialization Officer, Dr. Cellucci was responsible for initiatives that identified, evaluated and commercialized technology for the specific goal of rapidly developing and deploying products and services that meet the specific operational requirements of DHS’s operating components, first responders and critical infrastructure/key resources owners and operators. Dr. Cellucci’s outreach with both the private and public sectors to establish and foster mutually-beneficial working relationships that facilitated cost-effective and efficient product, service and technology development efforts was viewed as goal for all federal agencies. In 2010, while continuing to serve as Chief Commercialization Officer, Dr. Cellucci was asked to serve as Director of the Office of Public-Private Partnerships and was responsible for the effective integration of the Long Range Broad Agency Announcement (LRBAA) procurement process, Office of SAFETY Act Implementation (OSAI), Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Office as well as the Commercialization Office. In addition, he was asked to serve as the Director of the Research & Development Partnerships (RDP) Group to integrate and leverage the more than $9B in DHS assets and the expertise of more than 1400 team members through the group’s investments in national labs, universities, international partners, special programs and the private sector and government interagency partners to deliver solutions for the Homeland Security Enterprise (HSE). After using his integration and management skills to form a cohesive RDP group, he was then asked to serve as a Senior Counselor. He is an accomplished serial entrepreneur, seasoned senior executive and Board member possessing extensive corporate and Venture Capital experience across a number of worldwide industries. He has been a Director at DarkPulse Technologies Inc since January, 2018. Dr. Cellucci has been the Executive Director at AGVE (Alliance for Government Virtual Engagements) since 2013. Dr. Cellucci has been a Director of Ecrypt Technologies, Inc. since March 27, 2014, Eurasian Economic Club of Scientists since September 2014 and Registrant since 1999. Dr. Cellucci serves as Director of California Molecular Electronics Corporation. He serves as Member of Advisory Board of Boston Analytics, Inc. Dr. Cellucci serves as Advisory Board member of ASME. He serves as Directors of the Laser Institute of America and a member of the Senatorial Trust. He served as a Director of Zyvex Corporation. He has also attended and lectured at executive programs at the Harvard Business School, MIT Sloan School, Kellogg School and others. From 1978 to 1991, Dr. Cellucci was Chemistry Lecturer at Fordham University, the University of Pennsylvania and Princeton University, as well as Professor of Physics and Laser/Electro-Optic Technology at Camden County College. He serves on both public and private Boards and has authored or co-authored over 120 articles on Nanotechnology, Laser physics, Photonics, Environmental disturbance control, MEMS test and measurement, Mistake-proofing enterprise software and Sales & Marketing. He published at DHS alone, eight comprehensive books dealing with the development of operational requirements and innovative public-private partnerships in additional to over 26 articles and other resources that facilitate communication both across government and between the public and private sectors. He co-authored ANSI Standard Z136.5 “The Safe Use of Lasers in Educational Institutions. He is often asked to serve as keynote speaker at both business and technical events around the world. He has received numerous awards and citations from industry, government and business. Dr. Cellucci is the first ever U.S. Federal Government representative to the Council on Competitiveness, a prestigious group of senior executives and thought leaders in business and academia focused on ensuring the global competitiveness of the US in technology, innovation, education and industry. Dr. Cellucci holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from the University of Pennsylvania (1984), an MBA from Rutgers University (1991), and a B.S. in Chemistry from Fordham University (1980).
Here is what the Bravatek website says about Mr. Cellucci:
https://bravatek.com/person/thomas-a-cellucci-phd-mba/
Here is the Amazon page about Mr. Cellucci:
https://www.amazon.com/default/e/B004TOBAU2?redirectedFromKindleDbs=true
An excellent background with a world class resume.
Here is a great piece on Mr. Cellucci from Youtube. I would just scratch the music with all due respect to the creator of the video:
Valens Groworks and Cronos are my favorite Canadian cannabis plays. Valens is trading at a fraction of the price of Cronos.
Valens Groworks Attracting Big Money
There is an interesting pattern developing in the cannabis market. I have noticed about 5 stock market plays in the United States where highly successful real estate developers have created a hybrid partnership with cannabis companies. The end result is a world class commercial real estate play dedicated to cannabis cultivation.
Any commercial real estate developer knows that long-term tenants are a key part of the formula of a successful real estate venture in the commercial real estate market. Some market experts say which I believe that cannabis is the next great American market which will become the next great world market. It may in time dwarf the tobacco market. Large commercial real estate money is now flowing into the cannabis market. In other words, smart money with deep pockets is flowing into the cannabis market. I would suggest to look at these public companies that are forming these partnerships.
Take a look at Kosha in the press release below and as you can see, this is exactly what is happening with Valens. In one particular opportunity, I was part of a discussion with a multi-billion dollar Los-Angeles-based commercial real estate developer building a facility for the express purpose of partnering with a cannabis play.
Valens Groworks seems to be doing the same thing. Here is the press release.
Valens Groworks Finalizes Greenhouse Production Plans
Kelowna, B.C. -- June 20, 2018 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire -- Valens GroWorks Corp. (CSE: VGW) (the “Company” or “Valens”), a multi-licensed, vertically integrated provider of cannabis products and services utilizing proprietary extraction processes, is pleased to provide an update on subsidiary Valens Farms’ state-of-the-art, purpose-built 400,000 sq ft, expandable (to 800,000 sq ft) cannabis cultivation and production facility, currently under development.
“I am extremely excited to confirm the following highlights and key participants brought together to complete the Valens Farms facility.” said Tyler Robson, Valens CEO. “The intent is to build a facility nothing short of world-class as Valens continues to evolve into a vertically-integrated provider of Valens-branded cannabis consumer products with the ability to quality control every batch of input.”
About Valens Farms - $75,000,000 joint venture development of prime acreage with a purpose-built, state-of-the-art, European GMP-certified cultivation center within the municipality of the City of Armstrong.
• Phase 1 buildout to 400,000 sq ft (permitted for up to 800,000 sq ft);
• Zero cash outlay for Valens, with Kosha contributing 100% of land, building and equipment costs;
• All hard assets will be split 50/50 between Kosha and Valens, thereby providing $37.5 million of net assets to Valens’ balance sheet with no cash outlay or liability incurred;
• Valens’ current Dealers License and GMP-certified facility in Kelowna is leveraged through Valens Farms’ production, enhancing opportunities to export cannabis products internationally;
• Initial crop planting at joint venture facility is expected in Q4 2018, with Valens and Kosha to split profits on a 50/50 basis following cost recovery by Kosha;
• Valens Farms is expecting Phase 1 production of up to 56,000 kg per year of premium monocrop cannabis, primarily for extraction purposes. Monocropping minimizes grow time, allows greater crop turnover, and is expected to enhance profit margins;
• Subsidiary Valens Agritech will extract cannabis all produced at Valens Farms for further processing into higher-margin Valens-branded products for medical, as well as the expected recreational cannabis markets in Canada and internationally.
Valens Farms has contracted a proven, professional team to help reach its objective of capitalizing on a systematic and efficient growing approach that enhances productivity and efficiency and reduces waste and maintenance costs in comparison to a retrofitting of existing buildings approach.
In addition to the specific contributions and skillsets of each of the partners, the following are some of the key contributors to the Valens Farms buildout:
• Nexus Greenhouse Systems is an industry leader in greenhouse construction, with 50 years of in-house engineering experience and the successful installation of many cannabis greenhouse projects all over North America. Their System 420TM hybrid greenhouses offer engineering excellence and high-quality design. Greenhouse growing allows Valens Farms to maximize the use of natural sunlight along with supplementary lighting to grow vigorous, lush crops while reducing production utility bills by up to 75%.
• DIRTT Environmental Solutions is designing and constructing the headhouse. They are known for constructing quality special-purpose interiors efficiently, which conforms to our aggressive build-out strategy and GMP certification process. The headhouse will be fully integrated with our automated intelligence systems, providing the ability to maintain perfect environmental control within dedicated drying/curing and product storage rooms.
• Argus Controls is providing an advanced environmental control system customized to our requirements, and adaptable to changing needs, enabling our team to set and maintain optimal conditions to efficiently and consistently grow cannabis of the highest quality.
• Dramm Corporation is providing fully automated irrigation systems with the ability to precisely fertigate our plants multiple times a day, substantially reducing the cost of labor. Utilizing Dramm's option for water reclamation, we will minimize costs as well as our environmental footprint.
• PIPP Horticulture has been contracted to provide solutions that maximize our grow space by taking advantage of generally unused vertical square footage, particularly in our mother and vegetative grow rooms.
• Hove’s Canna Gutter Bench is providing additional solutions to help maximize grow space and work efficiency through the aid of rolling benches, taking usable grow space from 60% to as much as 90% while significantly aiding workers’ flow and ergonomics.
About Valens GroWorks
Valens GroWorks Corp. is a vertically integrated provider of Canadian cannabis products developed from our proprietary extraction techniques, with three wholly-owned subsidiaries located in and around Kelowna, BC. Subsidiary Valens Agritech has initiated cannabis production, processing and sales under a Health Canada Dealer’s Licence, which includes a supply agreement with Canopy Growth Corporation under their extensive CraftGrow distribution network. Subsidiary Supra THC Services is a Health Canada licensed ISO 17025 accredited cannabis testing lab providing sector-leading analytical services and has partnered with Thermo Fisher Scientific to develop a Centre of Excellence in Plant Based Medicine Analytics. Subsidiary Valens Farms is in the process of becoming a purpose-built facility in compliance with European Union (EU) Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) standards, ensuring the product from this facility can be exported anywhere in the world where Cannabis is nationally legal for medical or adult usage purposes. For more information, please visit http://valensgroworks.com, http://www.valensagritech.com and http://www.suprathc.ca.
About Kosha Projects
Kosha’s principal, Ashley McGrath, has been involved in real estate development for 14 years as the president and owner of Glencoe Developments Inc. He has overseen all facets of the development business from land acquisition, planning, construction, finance and sales for over 850,000 square feet of development space. He owns and oversees the management of a $22.5 million rental portfolio of residential and commercial real estate. Mr. McGrath is also a shareholder in agribusiness operating over 400,000 square feet of indoor livestock production as well as a 23,000-acre grain farm.
For further information, please contact:
Scott Young
Telephone: +1.705.888.2756
Notice regarding Forward Looking Statements
This news release contains certain "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of such statements under applicable securities law. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as “anticipates”, "plan", "continue", "expect", "project", "intend", "believe", "anticipate", "estimate", "may", "will", "potential", "proposed", “positioned” and other similar words, or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur. These statements are only predictions. Various assumptions were used in drawing the conclusions or making the projections contained in the forward-looking statements throughout this news release. Forward-looking statements are based on the opinions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made and are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements. The Corporation is under no obligation, and expressly disclaims any intention or obligation, to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise, except as expressly required by applicable law.
The CSE or other regulatory authority has not reviewed, approved or disapproved the contents of this press release. We seek Safe Harbour.
2018 will be the year for Canadian Cannabis Plays. The fall may be 2014 all over again.
There needs to be more eyes on this stock!!
Another great day for a whale of a stock.
That's a great question about GDSI and this is what I would say.
The company has eliminated most, if not all toxic debt.
The company is in the process of paying their debt to the SEC
The company is a Plaintiff in a lawsuit which can potentially bring $200 million in damages to GDSI.
The company has the best law firm in America on their side.
A favorable decision just came out from the Supreme Court which essentially nullifies the SEC suit.
If nothing happens and GDSI fails completely, the stock can go to zero.
If they win maximum damages, the stock could go to 50 cents or higher.
Then I put my arm around that person's shoulders and say we're at a penny now, you're downside is 100 % and your upside is 50 times your money. Those are odds I'll take every single time on any day and every month and every year.
And Bill, he deserves CEO of the Year considerations.
The registered user growth rate will accelerate for the second half of 2018
This will be one of the main targets for the big guys in my opinion. Many good things about to happen.
This may be the cheapest Canadian cannabis play and there are some real market pros helping this company raise capital.
No I am saying that the SEC will not pursue this further because by the time the SEC pursues it again based on the Supreme Court ruling, GDSI will up to date and anything the SEC argues will be irrelevant and moot. That's what I'm say and I am right.
Get on the GDSI train. No profits in hoping for their demise.
I think the GDSI SEC lawsuit is in the round file. It is quite clear to the SEC that the ALJ is gonzo and it is unconstitutional and these cases will be overturned by a first year law school student who failed out his first year. It's over and GDSI has essentially won. Of course, the SEC may go forward but it will be overturned on appeal. Unconstitutional is the ultimate affirmative defense and GDSI has it on their side.
The company will win the SEC suit. Sorry
This is one of the most interesting cannabis plays in North America. My pick for sure.
My thoughts on the 10K are as follows.
It is a nothing burger because the future is what matters and not the past.
What matters is that Bill Delgado is putting forth a tremendous effort getting the financials up to date and he has obviously raised more money than most penny stock CEO's can raise. That shows ability, contacts, focus and the ability to get things done.
With every filing, I gain more and more confidence in Bill getting things done which is what we are trying to do.
Here is the way I look at it.
Almost all or all toxic debt is gone
We are getting the financials up to date
We have the country's smartest lawyers on our side
We are looking at potential acquisitions.
SEC getting taken care of
So how do I feel.
Very well thank you and I am sure you are quite impressed also
Bill Delgado for Comeback CEO of the Year and he has my vote!!
Quiet here today but I have a feeling that blue skies are around the corner. Things are looking up for GDSI as Bill continues to work hard and focus to get the reporting requirements back on track.
We have BSF on our side and that is great news.
BSF is not representing GDSI in the SEC lawsuit but they are representing GDSI in a federal lawsuit that could potentially yield tens of millions.
BSF is not worried and neither am I.
Consider this. All the lawsuits are not even over it and BSF still took the case.
No one knows if BSF isn't helping on the SEC situation. It isn't something I would expect GDSI to announce.
I do have great confidence in BSF's assessment of the macro situations and yes, I am confident.
In BSF I trust.
Bill Delgado is doing a fantastic job which is why I am here.
Here is what is happening.
2015 10K filed.
Hopefully 2016 Q's and K's completed within a day or 2.
2017 K to be completed this month (speculation)
Seems like more money raised for GDSI than any other penny stock company in America over the past 6 months based on my estimations regardless of whether it was used for litigation
Secured big money funding that probably has deep pockets.
Secured a relationship with one of the top litigation firms in the world.
Looking at acquisitions as mentioned on Facebook.
Financials getting up to date.
Keep up the great work and good luck to all.
BSF's bill will be millions.
So wwhat you're saying is that BSF took this case knowing that there was a good chance that GDSI gets suspended which would make it quite difficult to raise money. Don't ya think that doesn't make sense?
Analyze it further. If the company gets suspended, there is more legal risk. So you're saying that BSF took the case regardless of whether GDSI gets suspended?
Absurd outlook.
I've made a lot of money hoping for people's success because my upside is infinity. I'm not sure what the motivation would be to hope for the ultimate demise of GDSI even if you can short the stock which you can't because your upside is 100%.
Stay positive and wish good onto others!!
Here is the Litigation Breakdown:
Everyone can figure out what GDSI gets which is in Exhibit 10.55 which is written in legaleze but here is the breakdown. You can refer to the paragraphs that I am siting to which is right there.
Schdule 1 is on Page 7.
It says All 100% of the litigation proceeds distributed to seller/client pursuant to section 3Ai. (THE SELLER IS GDSI IN CASE YOU'RE WONDERING.
All of the litigation proceeds distributable to seller/client under 3Aii of the agreement until the buyer receives what it paid out (MEANS TO GDSI WHICH MEANS THE 1,200,000 IF ALL PAID PLUS WHAT IT PAID TO LAW FIRM) and then the buyer receives 27.5% or only 25.5% if the lawsuit survives a motion to dismiss.
Follow so far.
SECTION 3Aii OF THE CONTRACT IS THE KEY
The 3Ai says the buyer gets what they paid (means what they gave GDSI and law firm)
Here is the key:
The litigation proceeds shall be distributed to law firm and client with the less of x equal to the applicable percent (means either 25.5% or 27.5% and NOW here is the key.
IT SAYS
43% of litigation proceeds, allocated to law firm (MEANS THAT LAW FIRM GETS THEIR FEES PLUS 43%, and the remaining portion allocated to client (MEANS GDSI)
So here is the summary.
IF investor pays 4,000,000 to GDSI and law firm, they get that back first if the law suit is won. Then they either get 27.5% or 25.5% and law firm gets 43%.
Which means that if there is judgment of $50,000,000, here is the breakdown
50000000 - 4000000 = 46,000,000
Investor gets lets just say 27.5% of 46,000,000 which is $12,650,000.
Now there is 33,350,000 left.
Law firm gets 43 % of that which is $14,340,500.
There is 19,010,000 left.
Gets who gets that GDSI.
Read the agreement and you'll see my math is sound