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DILUTION!
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LMFAO.
Desperate times!
I cant even make this stuff up.
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OOPS. MVTG / SGSIF has Zero cash on hand.
And even less IQ.
Shareholders holding on to empty promises.
Trip zeros on the horizon.
Drip drip drip.
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High Hampton Is Set To Capitalize On The Booming California Market
California’s legal cannabis industry continues to impress investors and many are looking for investment opportunities levered to this burgeoning market.
Demand for legal marijuana has exceeded expectations and many distributors are out of product. What we are seeing is something similar to what we have seen in Nevada, but on a much larger scale. This is a huge benefit for companies levered to this burgeoning market and today, we have highlighted a company that is focused on capitalizing on this opportunity.
High Hampton: A California Cannabis Stock
The company, High Hampton (CSE: HC) is focused on becoming one of the leading global distributors of cannabis products. The company is focused on increasing market share in California through a variety of strategic initiatives and agreements (i.e. equity, royalty, and direct property ownership with leasing agreements).
When it comes to cannabis investments, investor must take a look at the management team to determine if the company is led by solid operators. High Hampton is led by a proven management team and is comprised of experienced leaders with diverse backgrounds.
High Hampton benefits from a multi-faceted growth strategy and engages in finance, real estate, licensing, distribution, branding, and operations within the legal cannabis industry. The company provides professional management and advisory services through its capital markets team, compliance team, licensing team, and brands and products supply chain.
The company offers an attractive platform since its integrated vertical supply chain improves margins by lowering the cost of goods sold and operating costs of brands and operators.
High Hampton employs a selective growth strategy and its target acquisitions include industrial and commercial properties within “the zone” in cannabis-friendly municipalities, licensed cultivators, licensed distributors, industry magazines, apps, marketing groups, and highly sought-after brands.
Levered to the Coachella Cannabis Market
High Hampton is levered to the California cannabis market, which is expected to be the largest marijuana market in the world. High Hampton owns a 10.8 acre property in Coachella, California and is pursuing Conditional Use Permits (CUP) for cultivation and manufacturing (submitted applications in the fourth quarter of 2017).
High Hampton acquired the strategic property for less than $2 million and if the company is granted a CUP, it would significant increase the property value (comparable properties cost approx. $5.5 million). We are favorable on the company’s opportunity to be granted a license as High Hampton has engaged strategic partners to ensure that the buildout is executed flawlessly.
This represents an attractive opportunity for investors as the issuance of a CUP would be a catalyst for the company. We are bullish on the California cannabis market and favorable on High Hampton’s leverage to it.
Several Catalysts to Support Growth Initiatives
One of the reasons why investors need to keep an eye on High Hampton is due to the number of upcoming catalysts. The first half of 2018 could be significant for High Hampton and we are monitoring the shares closely.
During this time, the company expects to receive a CUP, and initiate and complete construction on the Coachella facility. As soon as construction is completed, High Hampton plans to commence cultivation activities and we are favorable on this opportunity.
We are bullish on the company’s growth strategy and focus on the California cannabis market. High Hampton is focused on increasing market share in California and we think this an attractive aspect of the story. We will monitor how the company continues to execute and keep you updated on important developments.
Link: https://technical420.com/cannabis-article/high-hampton-set-capitalize-booming-california-market
Well said!
Just more BS placed here to deceive the uninitiated and less informed!!!
I think you mean Larry has been beating shareholders to the brink of BK with an MEA pipedream..
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And that's when the dumping will bring this to a new 52 week low.
..allow BC Canadians to buy shares again, which will end the trade freeze there
No chance.
The only 5G they will be part of is the money Larry owes the government.
LOL
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Lots more selling today.
BID will be cratered if this keeps up.
Trip Zeros cometh.
NO CASH ON HAND.. Sound familiar? Wink wink.
10K in Gross Profit.
LOL
I cant even make this stuff up.
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NOPE.
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Right.
Soon it will be a Chapter 11 sale.
LOL
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LMFAO.
So good.
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LOL.
"..cutting edge “green” technologies that can mitigate and reduce the carbon footprint."
Literally sounds like BS.
Gotta love all the selling lately.
I feel sorry for everyone trapped in this investment nightmare.
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Yep.
500K shares just got dumped on the BID.
Watch the T-trades today.
LOL
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The only thing that's thin is the CASH on Hand for the company as its currently NIL.
And will likely be worse next Q.
Selling seems to be rampant and the fragile BID keeps taking a beating.
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VitalHub Joins Hyperledger
TORONTO, Jan. 30, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VitalHub Corp. (the “Company” or “VitalHub”) (TSX-V:VHI) today announced it has joined Hyperledger (view Hyperledger Press Release). VitalHub joins an elite group of healthcare companies including Aetna, Change Healthcare, Eli Lilly & Company, and PwC, that are early adopters of Hyperledger technologies, and are building production deployments of Blockchain solutions across the healthcare sector.
Hyperledger is an open source global collaborative effort created to advance Blockchain technology hosted by The Linux Foundation that addresses important features for a cross-industry open standard for distributed ledgers. Hyperledger consists of more than 185 organizations including leaders in healthcare, finance, banking, IoT, supply chain, manufacturing and technology.
VitalHub has decided to join this industry-leading collaboration as Hyperledger has a declared commitment to helping the healthcare industry realize the full potential of open source Blockchain solutions, which hold the promise of unifying disparate processes, increasing data flow and liquidity, reducing costs and improving patient experience and outcomes. VitalHub shares in this commitment, and will bring strong healthcare domain expertise and leadership in developing and implementing Blockchain solutions.
VitalHub has formed a dedicated Blockchain development team headed by Vijit Coomara, VP of Technology, and has begun building interoperability solutions targeting the needs of its existing customers. VitalHub is utilizing the Hyperledger Fabric Platform as the foundation for its applications, which will enable health data to be accessed from individual, secured and replicated localized repositories, with no single point-of-failure, as is currently the case with centralized repositories.
"We welcome VitalHub's membership in the Hyperledger community, as they join a select group of healthcare companies that are building solutions using Hyperledger technologies," said Brian Behlendorf, Executive Director, Hyperledger. "We look forward to working with and supporting VitalHub as they build production deployments of Blockchain-based interoperability solutions for the healthcare sector."
“We are excited about the opportunity to work alongside world-leaders across the technology sector to develop commercially viable and scalable Blockchain solutions,” said Dan Matlow, CEO of VitalHub. “The combination of VitalHub’s healthcare domain expertise, along with Hyperledger’s depth and collaboration will enable us to develop healthcare Blockchain applications with global applicably and impact. We are well underway in our effort to build healthcare applications that leverage Blockchain technology and the Hyperledger Fabric Platform.”
ABOUT VITALHUB:
VitalHub uses web, mobile, and Blockchain technology to create disruptive SaaS-based healthcare applications that solve industry-wide problems. VitalHub's aim is to create high-value, secured solutions that enable broad interoperability among existing health data systems. Vitalhub is primarily focused on working with organizations in the Mental Health and Long-Term Care space, to further extend organization's applications across the continuum of care, powered by the security, efficiency, and trust of Blockchain technology.
The Company has a robust two-pronged growth strategy, targeting organic growth opportunities within its product suite, and pursuing an aggressive M&A plan. Currently, VitalHub serves 200+ clients across North America. VitalHub is based in Toronto, Canada, with an offshore development hub in Sri Lanka. The Company is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "VHI".
And yet GE / Alstom / Lafarge all dumped Mantra.
Everyone has walked away. Even Larry is in the wind now.
Shareholder are the only ones who are suffering through all this.
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MEPs approve renewable energy, biofuel targets under RED II
By Erin Voegele | January 17, 2018
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) endorsed a set of proposals Jan. 17 that establish new goals for renewable energy, energy efficiency and renewable transportation fuels. The proposals would also cap first-generation biofuels and phase-out the use of palm oil. Together, the proposals are referred to as the post-2020 EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED II).
The proposals set binding EU-level targets of a 35 percent improvement in energy efficiency, a minimum 35 percent share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy, and a 12 percent share of energy from renewable resources in transport by 2030. To meet the overall targets, EU member states are asked to set their own national targets, to be monitored and achieved in line with draft law on the governance of the Energy Union.
A press release issued by the European Parliament explain the renewable energy target was adopted by a vote of 492 to 88, with 107 abstentions. Under the proposal, national targets that are set for each member state would be allowed to deviate by up to 10 percent under certain conditions.
Regarding biomass, the MEPs indicated they want renewable energy support schemes to be designed to avoid encouraging the unsustainable use of biomass for energy production if there are better industrial or materials uses. For energy generation, they said priority should be given to burning wood wastes and residues.
Under the proposal for renewables in transportation, member states must ensure that 12 percent of the energy consumed in transport comes from renewable sources. The contribution of first-generation biofuels is to be capped at 2017 levels, with a maximum of 7 percent in road and rail transport. The MEPs also voted to ban the use of palm oil in 2021. The share of advanced biofuels, renewable transport fuels of non-biological origin, waste-based fossil fuels and renewable electricity must be at least 1.5 percent in 2021, increasing to 10 percent in 2030.
The proposals also include provisions related to energy efficiency, electric vehicle charging stations, and consumer-generated power and energy communities. In addition, each member state is to submit an integrated national energy and climate plan to the EU Commission by Jan. 1, 2019, and each 10 years thereafter. The first plan is to cover the years 2021-2030. The commission will assess the plans and make recommendations or take remedial measures if it determines insufficient progress has been made or insufficient actions have been taken.
ePURE, the European renewable ethanol association, called the European Parliament’s vote to phase out palm oil and allow some crop-based biofuels a welcome recognition that the EU needs all the sustainable tools it can get in the fight against climate change.
ePURE also called on the EU to do more, stressing a need for a renewable energy policy that looks beyond labels like “conventional” or “advanced” and instead considers the real sustainability credentials of biofuels. European ethanol, ePure said, is produced from European crops and delivers an average greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction of 66 percent when compared to fossil gasoline, with no adverse effects. The group also noted that the production of ethanol helps offset the need to import high-protein animal feed.
“Europeans deserve a climate policy that lives up to the promises made by politicians,” said Emmanuel Desplechin, secretary general of ePURE. “The Parliament has sent a message that not all biofuels are created equal by focusing on getting rid of those that drive deforestation like palm oil. But its amendments still risk making it harder for EU Member States to realistically boost renewables in transport.”
“As the main EU institutions begin negotiations on renewables policy for the post-2020 period, the EU must remain committed to a meaningful binding target for renewables in transport—one that does not rely on artificial multipliers to create the illusion of better performance and make it easier for countries to meet their targets,” Desplechin said. “It should also keep in place the maximum contribution of crop-based biofuels at 7 percent—essential for safeguarding current and future investments. And it needs a strong commitment to ramping up advanced biofuels.”
“The EU can still make this legislation work,” he continued. “By empowering Member States to use homegrown solutions for renewable energy, Europe can truly deliver on its Paris commitments.”
Novozymes called cap on conventional biofuels a missed opportunity. “The compromise caps all conventional biofuels at existing consumption levels, failing to differentiate most sustainable ones such as ethanol,” said Thomas Schrøder, vice president, Biorefining Commercial at Novozymes. “This is a missed opportunity in the fight against climate change.”
Schrøder also stressed that the 12 percent target should be met in full without using artificial counting mechanisms. In addition, he called Parliament’s decision to establish specific blending obligations for advanced biofuels a positive move.
“The negotiations with the Council can now start,” Schrøder added. “In this process, it will be important to make the most out of the two positions and to ensure that all sustainable solutions can contribute effectively to transport decarbonization in Europe.”
The European Biomass Association (AEBIOM) said that the parliament’s risk assessment approach to biomass sustainability will ensure that wood biomass contributes to carbon dioxide emissions savings and originates from sustainably managed forests.
“This approach will allow solid biomass to keep playing a key role in the European energy transition while providing coherent and realistic sustainability safeguards,” said Jean-Marc Jossart, secretary general of AEBIOM. “Regardless, the bioenergy sector will have to remain cautious in trilogue on critical attempts such as cascading principle.”
According to AEBIOM, the approach taken by the European Parliament is generally coherent with the Council’s and Commission's position. The organization said it has good hopes that a smooth and coherent trilogue process will take place on this specific bioenergy sustainability file.
Drax has also weighed in on the parliament’s action. “Biomass is playing a vital role in decarbonizing our electricity system, providing sustainable, reliable low carbon power for millions of homes and businesses,” said Will Gardiner, chief executive of Drax Group. “We are pleased the EU Parliament has recognized the important part biomass plays and we look forward to the next stage of the legislative process and further progress on the introduction of robust, workable sustainability criteria.”
MORE BS.
They were cash flow negative from operations and ended the Q with ZERO cash on hand.
The only reason they didnt have a net loss on the income statement is because they fudged the numbers with debt retirement.
Its all smoke and mirrors.
Let me repeat it. ZERO Cash on Hand.
And Negative Cash Flow from operations.
PERIOD.
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Treaty Energy Corporation (TECO)
0.000001
Quagmire.
LOL
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.00000001
WAKE UP.
LOL. FFS.
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Its pretty much dead.
Now just a footnote in the history of this stock.
I feel sorry for everyone who took a 25% haircut today.
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So is their toilet.
Im sure the Charmin is a roll of TECO paper.
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0.000001
LOL
I cant even make this stuff up.
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Yikes. Another RED day in Mantra/SGSIF-ville.
Balance of trades is not flattering to shareholders.
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/spectrum-global-solutions-inc-SGSIF/trades
ZERO Cash on Hand has typically led to exacerbated losses.
LOL
I cant even make this stuff up.
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When theres no dilution theres usually no volume.
Unless they are pumping.
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Why California is the World’s Largest Cannabis Market
California’s legal recreational cannabis industry has the potential to make the State one of the most valuable cannabis markets
California, the largest state economy in the US and the sixth largest economy in the world, is also the largest marijuana market on the planet with annual legal sales totaling approximately $2.8 billion in 2016.
January 1, 2018 shepherded both California’s economy and its cannabis market into a new era of growth with the legalization of world’s largest adult-use recreational market. A recent BDS Analytics report says California’s legal cannabis market could grow to $3.7 billion in 2018 and reach $5.1 billion to rival the beer market by 2019. In a big win for the State, legal weed could net California up to $1.4 billion in tax revenue by 2021.
United States top jurisdiction for cannabis sales
Globally, the legal cannabis market is worth an estimated $7.7 billion, and that figure is expected to grow by a CAGR of 60 percent to reach $31.4 billion by 2021, according to a new report from cannabis market research firm Brightfield Group, as other countries follow California’s lead.
The United States currently accounts for 90 percent of that $7.7 billion figure, with the Golden State putting up nearly half of the nation’s sales. By 2021 the United States’ hold in the market will shrink to 57 percent, notes Brightfield Group. However, Bethany Gomez, Director of Research for the firm told Forbes that the United States market will continue to lead the pack. “The US market is so much larger than the rest of the international markets combined,” said Gomez.
By 2026, the United States’ legal cannabis market is expected to be worth $50 billion and California will likely continue to reign supreme at home and abroad.
California well-populated with cannabis connoisseurs
What makes California the epicenter of the United States cannabis market? “The sheer size of the population, a strong cannabis culture and a mature medical cannabis market that first began in 1996,” David Argudo, CEO of High Hampton Holdings (CSE:HC, FSE:0HCN) told Investing News Network. Argudo has been a leader in cannabis advocacy work for over 25 years and helped to pass the Compassionate Act (Prop 215) in 1996.
California has a total population of nearly 40 million and a medical cannabis market that includes roughly one million patients (compared to 235,000 in Canada as of September 2017) serviced by an estimated 1,000 legal medical cannabis dispensaries. The State also has the largest baby boomer population in the country which is growing 35 percent faster than the nationwide average. According to Forbes, a recent report indicates California consumers spend more on cannabis as they get older. “Baby Boomers on average spent $185 a month in 2016 versus millennials that only spent $136.”
With recreational use now legal, tourism is also expected to factor into the market. The west coast state is one of North America’s largest tourist destinations, attracting an average of 260 million visitors and $122 billion each year.
“A significant portion of this spending is on leisure goods and services. For instance, tourists have been estimated to spend $7.2 billion per year on wine in California,” notes a report by the University of California Agricultural Issues Center. “Given that adult-use cannabis remains illegal in most other states, California’s legalized adult-use industry may attract some new visitors whose primary reason for visiting the state is cannabis tourism, as has been observed in Colorado.”
California’s strong medical cannabis market
As the first state to legalize medical marijuana decades before the rest of the country began to come around to the idea, California has long been at the center of cannabis culture. The State’s Emerald Triangle—Humboldt County, Mendocino County and Trinity County— is the largest cannabis producing region in the country and home to some of the most premier strains in the world. Other states and countries are now following California when it comes to growing techniques and branding.
Argudo says California’s well-established medical market will provide excellent support to the development of the State’s newly birthed legal recreational market—something he believes the Canadian market lacks despite its current legal medical market.
“Take a look at what’s happening in Canadian markets, specifically some of the methods of dispensing to patients such as through non-branding, mail orders, and no edibles,” he explained. “Compare this to California where we have well-established medical companies that have been in operation for almost two decades and have fine-tuned the products and strain profiles to match client needs. These well-established strains, edibles, and even drinks have been around prior to recreational.”
California cannabis users consumed close to $180 million in edibles for 2016, accounting for 10 percent of total cannabis sales, according to Arcview Market Research. Those figures will likely increase once the recreational market is in full swing.
While the long-lived medical market will provide a foundation for the emerging recreational market, how will medical cannabis growers and dispensaries fair in this new landscape? Argudo says medical-based marijuana companies have a competitive advantage that will allow them so slide right into the recreational space: “Their products and strains have been tailored to match consumer needs. Repositioning themselves will not be very difficult.’’
Good news, given that the demand for medical cannabis is likely to drop off as the recreational market grows, projects Green Market Reports. The report’s authors reveal a truth most of us have probably long suspected: many of California’s medical marijuana consumers are really closet recreational users. “In other states, the sales of medical marijuana fell once adult use marijuana entered the market and California will repeat this pattern.”
Overcoming federal challenges to state-legal cannabis
As with any developing marketplace there are bound to be challenges along the way. Cautious optimism seems to be the sentiment among analysts. “The California cannabis industry has been like BC in my view, with tremendous domain expertise but little or no regulation. I am optimistic that after what will likely be a rough transition from the past two decades of legal but unregulated to one that is highly regulated over the next few years, the industry will prove to be very strong, with even more innovation than it has had before,” 420 Investor founder Alan Brochstein told INN.
“With that said,” he added, “it’s not possible to be a player in the global cannabis market as long as cannabis remains federally illegal, except for potentially IP and branding licensing, as we have seen on a limited basis from Colorado firms.”
Brochstein points out the elephant in the room. The federal stance on state-legal cannabis. Jeff Sessions rescinding the Cole Memo—which directs US Attorneys not to focus federal resources to prosecute individuals in compliance with state cannabis laws—has certainly put the market on edge.
David Arguro said he and his political colleagues are watching this closely. He sees recreational at a higher risk than medical based companies, but expects California’s Attorney General will move forward as planned with the State’s cannabis regulation.
There are strong signs of bipartisan support for legal cannabis at the federal level. California Rep. Barbara Lee’s introduction of a new federal act proposal for the protection of state-legal cannabis from “excessive federal enforcement”should show investors that California’s cannabis industry is making headway in this regard. The bipartisan support for the act is proof that both Democrats and Republicans understand that cannabis is big business.
In a press release regarding Congresswoman Barbara Lee’s proposal, Argudo said that he is “very optimistic” that in 2018 “we will see discussions on banking, descheduling cannabis, controlling the industry like alcohol and much more. This development provides High Hampton with solid confidence as we embark on a sure to be eventful year for the company.” High Hampton’s subsidiary, CoachellaGro is a medicinal marijuana firm based in Coachella, California.
The Takeaway
California’s immense population, lucrative tourist industry, entrenched marijuana culture and premier products is a winning combination for a successful market at home. On the global front, the federal issue will have to be resolved in order for California’s cannabis market to really take home the crown.
Link: https://investingnews.com/daily/resource-investing/agriculture-investing/cannabis-investing/california-worlds-largest-cannabis-market/?mqsc=E3932407
LOL.
I wonder if he can use it to get his credit cards back.
Oh Larry. You know how to make fools of em all.
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Yikes is right. T-trade train wreck has left the station.
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/spectrum-global-solutions-inc-SGSIF/trades
Sells beating Buys again and dilution looks to be in full effect.
ZREO Cash on Hand. LOL
Look out below folks.
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Even beyond the floundering PPS that cant get off the mat there is the whole fact that they have ZERO cash!
And $10K Gross Profit on $2M in revenues.
LMFAO
Where are they going to get operating capital from?
Maybe Larry can give them all a lesson in taking shareholders for a ride, and getting them top pay for it.
I cant even make this stuff up.
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Hard to stay solvent with NO CASH ON HAND.
LMAO
I guess the new management learned how to work shareholders from old management.
Rinse, repeat, dilute, wash..
.05% Profit Margins before G&A Expenses.
LOL
I cant even make this stuff up.
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Nice article about investment/interest from the US flowing into the MJ sector.
https://marketrealist.com/2018/01/wall-street-taking-interest-marijuana-industry
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Wowza. Look at all that selling.
https://ih.advfn.com/stock-market/USOTC/spectrum-global-solutions-inc-SGSIF/trades
LOL
T-trades returning is not a good omen for shareholders.
The more things change the more they stay the same.
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EOM
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Dont worry about trip zeros. MVTG / SGSIF is only .009 away from there.
Now where was that glorious prediction of $1 that I have heard about for the last 4 years.
LOL
Only 99 cents to go.
NO Cash on hand makes it hard to run a business.
Even harder when shareholders step aside and stop providing those charitable donations to Larry and his insider friends.
Guess thats what those 500M shares pinned to the AS / OS is for.
I cant even make this stuff up.
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ZERO cash on hand.
10K Gross Profit.
LOL
I cant even make this stuff up.
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Actually someone just dumped 600K shars on the BID.
Currently at .008.
Just the facts.
LOL
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NIL Cash on Hand.
And NIL volume after the 10Q.
LOL
Wonder how management is going to raise operating capital. *wink wink*
Maybe dilution. LOL
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VitalHub Subsidiary B Sharp Technologies Signs Strategic Deal to Provide More Children Access to Critical Mental Health Support in Canada
B Sharp Technologies, a subsidiary of VitalHub Corp. (“VitalHub”) (TSXV:VHI), has signed a strategic reseller agreement with TELUS Health to distribute a white-labelled version of its mental health software platform, B Care, across Canada. Under the reseller agreement, TELUS Health will provide the technology to a leading Canadian mental health agency.
The B Care platform features a suite of online modules designed to support healthcare professionals who are providing mental healthcare services, including in-patient and outpatient hospital programs and community-based agencies. Currently, TELUS Health and VitalHub have a licensing deal in place that will generate approximately $1 million in revenue upon the successful implementation of the B Care solution. This will help the company to advance its strategy to offer more innovative technology solutions to support the mental health community.
“We are excited for the opportunity this agreement will bring to the many Canadians who are dealing with mental health issues,” says Robert Lazar, CEO of B Sharp Technologies. “The B Care platform is proven to be effective in mental health settings, as demonstrated by the approximately 40 mental health organizations currently using the solution, and its ongoing use in the Canadian mental health marketplace. Working in conjunction with the TELUS Health team, we are confident there will be other significant opportunities to support children who are one of our most vulnerable populations.”
Addressing children’s mental health has become of vital importance and focus worldwide. In Canada, an estimated 1.2 million children and youth aged 5 to 24 are currently affected by mental illness according to The Mental Health Commission of Canada. The Canadian Institute for Health Research reports that up to 20 per cent of Canadian children and youth are at risk of developing a mental disorder. Recently, the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care increased funding targeted at Child and Youth mental health and will establish hubs where young people can receive walk-in, one-stop access to services.
Together, B Sharp Technologies and TELUS Health are supporting the mental health community in an effort to improve the quality of care Canadians receive, and supporting healthcare practitioners by enabling them to learn and improve the level of care they provide through the collection of quality data analytics.
For more information please visit: www.vitalhub.com, www.bsharp.com.
About B Sharp
Founded in 1998 and based in Toronto, B Sharp Technologies, a subsidiary of VitalHub Corp., develops and deploys client case management and electronic documentation solutions for healthcare, social services, and community care organizations. B Sharp Technologies also has software development operations in Sri Lanka, providing access to skilled and low cost developers. The products of B Sharp
Technologies are used by over 40 customers in 70 locations across Canada. B Sharp Technologies had total unaudited revenues from operations of over $1.8 million for the year-ended December 31, 2016.
About VitalHub
VitalHub (the "Company") uses web, mobile, and Blockchain technology to create disruptive SaaS-based healthcare applications that solve industry-wide problems. VitalHub's aim is to create high-value, secured solutions that enable broad interoperability among existing health data systems. Vitalhub is primarily focused on working with organizations in the Mental Health and Long-Term Care space, to further extend organization's applications across the continuum of care, powered by the security, efficiency, and trust of Blockchain technology.
The Company has a robust two-pronged growth strategy, targeting organic growth opportunities within its product suite, and pursuing an aggressive M&A plan. Currently, VitalHub serves 200+ clients across North America. VitalHub is based in Toronto, Canada, with an offshore development hub in Sri Lanka.
The Company is publicly traded on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "VHI".
With NIL / ZERO cash on hand. I wonder where they will get operating capital.
LOL
Start out with a few bucks and now they have none.
Starting out with no bucks and soon shareholders will have none.
Trip zeros and vapor cometh.
I cant even make this stuff up.
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