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Bloodguard, that doesnt make any sense. A tracking number (not shipping number) could/would be site specific however an invoice number is an internal, sequential, reference number assigned to any order at the purchasing system level which are typically used for accounting purposes.
11Jaimbo11,
So my invoice number was 12497 on 1/28. The difference between our two cherry vanilla numbers is 316. I expect these numbers to grow as the product gains popularity.
Being added to the LD Micro Index...I assume that is a good thing?
https://marijuanastocks.com/clsh-included-in-ld-micro-index-rebalance/
Any ideas?
Cabocat, From what I researched, in regards to getting a nicotine fix, smoking is one of the quickest methods of doing so compared to chewing gum, lozenges or the through the patch. Dehydratech technology cannot only match the speed of the users fix but has the ability of doing so with less nicotine product.
Awesome! If you keep it up you might be able to purchase a tractor. I think we both know a guy that has one for sale.
BLOODGUARD, you think the empty section next to it was cherry vanilla?
I am gonna have to watch the podcast to hear what they say about Canada. I swear I remember reading that currently beverages and edibles are not legal in Canada and Canada is supposed to revisit this decision in the Fall.
Aside from the obvious stock price difference between the two, the reason I decided to invest in Kona over NBEV was due to the fact that one company was boots on the ground selling while the other was smoke and mirrors. Anytime their stock dropped they would tout the production of a CBD beverage, tell the new name of the CBD can beverage (which is actually pretty cool) or rumor a takeover by Coca Cola. Give me hard work and productivity any day!
This was discussed a few days ago on this board. Kona uses organic hemp seed protein powder. Under the FDA this is generally recognized as safe.
https://www.fda.gov/Food/NewsEvents/ConstituentUpdates/ucm628910.htm
Soooo did you get an answer as to whether or not Kona can be shipped to Canada?
Country, I placed on on 1/28 and my order number was 1000548. Maybe the invoice number is a better tell as to how many units moved? My invoice number was 12497.
HA! I do the same thing with walletinvestor.com. It allows me to dream like I do when I play the PowerBall on a high jackpot.
Not that I dont think the FDA will eventually give their approval...but I was concerned with how their current viewpoint applied to Kona Energy drinks. This was taken directly from the FDA's press announcements page.
Congress explicitly preserved the FDA's authority to regulate products containing cannabis or cannabis-derived compounds under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) and section 351 of the Public Health Service Act. In doing so, Congress recognized the agency’s important public health role with respect to all the products it regulates. This allows the FDA to continue enforcing the law to protect patients and the public while also providing potential regulatory pathways for products containing cannabis and cannabis-derived compounds.
The FDA treats products containing cannabis or cannabis-derived compounds like any other FDA-regulated products regardless of the source of the substance, including whether the substance is derived from a plant that is classified as hemp under the Agriculture Improvement Act.
Additionally, it’s unlawful under the FD&C Act to introduce food containing added CBD or THC into interstate commerce, or to market CBD or THC products as, or in, dietary supplements, regardless of whether the substances are hemp-derived. This is because both CBD and THC are active ingredients in FDA-approved drugs and were the subject of substantial clinical investigations before they were marketed as foods or dietary supplements. Under the FD&C Act, it’s illegal to introduce drug ingredients like these into the food supply, or to market them as dietary supplements.
I would think we, as KGKGers, would want the FDA to take as long as possible to make their decision on drink based CBD. Their indecision keeps competitors off the shelves.
GTF out! (see what I did there)
Thanks!
Should we be concerned about this?
Granted I know the difference between hemp based CBD and marijuana based...and, even though the article never mentioned it, I believe the crackdown is more toward marijuana based CBD...
I just worry, if this becomes a trend, some distributors may be hesitant to reorder out of fear that selling a CBD beverage, regardless of CBD origin, so as not to draw the attention of the FDA.
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/cannabis-stocks-fall-across-the-board-as-aphria-rejects-bid-crackdown-on-cbd-spreads-2019-02-06
Specifically:
...Adding to the pressure on the sector was the news that New York City has become the latest state to crack down on edibles that include CBD, or cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive ingredient in cannabis that is widely held to have wellness properties.
The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is ordering restaurants under its jurisdiction not to sell food products that contain CBD, the New York Times reported.
CBD has become a popular additive thanks to claims it can help alleviate disorders such as anxiety and depression, even though there has been very little scientific research to back those claims. The recently passed Farm Bill legalized commercial hemp and there were hopes it would also legalize CBD, but instead, regulation of the substance was passed to the Food and Drug Administration, which immediately published guidelines that said it would not allow CBD to be added to food or drinks without prior approval.
That has left many companies with plans to sell CBD-infused products in limbo, at least for now. Most of the big cannabis players were planning to expand into oils and edibles, but the FDA has already raided and seized CBD products from a shop in Arizona, according to Canna Law Blog.
Rob DiPisa, co-chair of the Cannabis Law Group at law firm Cole Schotz, said the market is waiting for greater clarity on how the FDA will regulate the sector as the initial guidelines are vague.
“People were expecting the farm bill to answer all the questions, but the entire CBD industry was in a gray area and the FDA has to protect consumers,” he said...
Crickets! I guess no news is good news?
If stocks prices were similar to golf scores CLS Holdings USA would be winning!
As Chris Bunka said...in due time. When drinks and edibles become the go-to.
Bradenhead, I know you called them piddly however I am not sure it's the buyers fault. I'm saying this from experience. Two months ago I figured I would take a small shot and get 10,000 shares. At the time the stock was in the 0.009s but rarely if ever ticked to 0.01. I placed my bid at 0.01 figuring I would fill the full order in seconds. That wasn't the case. My offer sat out there for the whole day, several hours, and when the day ended I only owned a "piddly" 2K amount...which was picked up at less than my bid.
Ohio State, I honestly dont follow PURA, so I cant provide side-by-side analysis, but I am certain that if you compare both companies accomplishments since the passing of the Farm Bill you will probably find that Kona's efforts warrant an investment (obviously, my own personal opinion). In general, when the Farm Bill was signed, just about every beverage company publically broadcasted adding a CBD beverage to their portfolio. They wanted to get a feel for how the public would react to it. Because they mentioned it the share price of their stocks jumped. Now they are "racing" to get something out there...it's been 4 months and most still have nothing to offer in the space. Kona, on the other hand, took a product that they were already producing and selling online and have been working their butts off to, not only sell the product online, but also get their products on shelves around the country through several agreements with distributors across multiple states. For me, I wanted to add a CBD beverage company to my portfolio. My decision ultimately came down to investing in what I believed in....so I went with the door and not the sayer.
I am glad I was able to average down my shares.
Something shady is going on! CLSH yard sale! Volume around 1M today...almost 10x the avg daily volume ...and the stock set a new 52 week low.
What doesnt make sense is that the 65 day avg is 132K but todays volume is around 700K...and the share price dropped?
I figured you were right so I ticked it up to 0.38 and it went right through. Good looking out!
Sitting at 0.36 hoping for something. However usually when I put in a trade, as a stock is falling, my offer tends to flip the chart the other direction.
I placed an order on 1/28, that was received today. Invoice number 12497.
I am really hoping that there is a major delay in allowing marijuana based CBD beverages to hit the market. Let Kona dominate the space before the other companies take a piece of the pie.
Is today the day to buy? I would think so...but at what price? It looks like maybe somewhere between 4.15 and 4.25...if that is the case can it get it for less than 4?
To be honest...and I am not arguing...but I found it odd that I had a small offer out there for 0.058. The offer sat there all day. I figured it wasnt gonna happen. The ask never dropped below 0.059...and was mainly 0.0597. Then magically I see my order executed at less than my ask...0.0575.
Wouldn't Marimed end up at the center?...or are you suggesting that -- say this does happen -- a cheap play into Marimed stock might be through owning UNVC shares?
Either way, thank you, you have given me more leads to follow. Too bad the stock company/app that I use doesn't allow for a buy-in of less than $0.01.
That's great advice. I have to work on the discipline aspect. I dont know if it is because I am new to this...or if it is because I am trying to take advantage of the cannabis before it takes off that is causing me to suffer from 'fear of missing out'.
Thanks. I saw in a previous post you said that you were waiting for 0.34. Do you really think it will drop that low...lower than the 52 week range? I cant see it really dropping under 0.40.
Ole Broke Azz...what is going on with this company? They used to be a steady $0.75/per share company with the jump to $1.00 right around the passing of the farm bill. Then they missed out on additional licenses on Nevada, announced the possibility of listing on the CSE and the stock dropped like a rock. With the drop I have debated buying some more shares but I think that I lost all hope and just cant justify it. Can they bounce back?
Done! Now I feel part of this support community. Also, I am an idiot. I didnt realize that their HighDrate product was a CBD product. That makes me feel even more comfortable with my investment...plus the need to grab more while it is still a steal @ <0.06.
I have not at this time but plan to through Amazon. Just settling on the flavor...probably cherry vanilla. I have obviously read the reviews but I also realize that the hemp beverage area is not a saturated market. I am not sure if there is a benefit to adding hemp to a drink (aside from the 'lack of crash' for energy drinks) or if this is a novelty that will wear off the second CBD and/or THC is allowed. I just want to know if hemp based is their longterm beverage plan or if/when the other areas of cannabis become legal they plan to target these too.
I realize my questions are open ended...I am just trying to get an idea if the companys' focus will, and always be, hemp based beverages ONLY or if Kona is also considering adding products. I know they are currently focused on developing their network, and then probably adding flavors, but I am also wondering if they are planning to add a CBD-based product...if CBD becomes legal for interstate commerce?
I dont want to play devil's advocate, I too am a shareholder and want nothing but the best for this company...I love how they are out there every day knocking on doors and getting their product on shelves. Plus their customer service...not to mention the company support on this forum...are second to none in the industry. It's also great that they are one of the firsts to get a hemp drink in the marketplace. My concern is with all the other cannabis companies moving into the US hemp industry. How will Kona hold up...and sustain...when all the competition hits the shelves? How will they be able to keep pace with a nationally, or globally, recognized company that already has established shelf space and the power to (when the time comes) force them out? Is an acquisition the ultimate endgame?
Well I missed the 5.20 resistance point. Sorry for opening my mouth earlier and jinxing us all.