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wow that was a lot. i never got the chance to accumulate that many. if you don't mind me asking, how long have you been/ how long did it take you to sell(ing) your shares?
DOES ANYONE STILL HAVE LIKE 200MM SHARES ANYMORE?
True religion jeans started out as a fraud and it was a highly successful stock.
WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?
If my memory serves me correctly, money runners did not promote this stock. They put out an alert but canceled it because their lawyer told them not to trade in LATF because they are actually selling mmj which is federally illegal. I remember this because I was excited because everyone loved money runners. But LATF doesn't need money runners. This baby will soar in due time. Go$LATF
I AGREE THAT IT IS A SECTOR THING. ALL THIS DUMPING THIS AND INSIDER THAT, IS ALL ASSUMPTIONS. THE MARKET IS RIGGED ANYWAY. ITS EITHER GOING TO GO UP OR IT IS GOING TO GO DOWN.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY? DID RUSSIA INVADE UKRAINE OR SOMETHING?
GO LATF SETTING IT UP TO BIG MAJOR PLAYERS. http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/LATF/news/Latteno-s-Rx-Harvest-Collective-Acquires-S--Orange-County-MMJ-Delivery-Service?id=85478&b=y
GO LATF SETTING IT UP TO BIG MAJOR PLAYERS. http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/LATF/news/Latteno-s-Rx-Harvest-Collective-Acquires-S--Orange-County-MMJ-Delivery-Service?id=85478&b=y
GO LATF SETTING IT UP TO BIG MAJOR PLAYERS. http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/LATF/news/Latteno-s-Rx-Harvest-Collective-Acquires-S--Orange-County-MMJ-Delivery-Service?id=85478&b=y
who buys 600 shares? that is less than $2.50.
i've been to their doctors evaluations office and my friend has actually met with the doctor. i am waiting for the LA dispensary to open so that i can go there and check it out.
I WAS LOOKING AT THE TWEED WEBSITE AND I NOTICED THAT THEIR ONE AND ONLY STRAIN IS ONLY LIKE 5%THC AND 5%CBD. I CERTAINLY HOPE THAT FITX WILL BE GROWING MUCH STRONGER MARIHUANA. THE BEST QUALITY WILL GET THE MOST CUSTOMERS. LETS ALL FACE IT, 95% OF MARIJUANA USERS USE TO GET HIGH.
GO LATF!
GO $LATF. This baby is just waiting to take off. LATF has PROFITS and a rapidly growing seafood business, along with their setting themselves up to be a Major player in the marijuana industry. Patience is key. Things just do not happen over night (especially when it comes to an industry that is in a legal limbo). GO LATF LATF LATF!!!
I have never heard of that. where did you hear that?
i can't wait for the dispensary to open. i work like 10 minutes from arleta and i would really like to see what latf has to offer.
Happy 4th of July LATFers. Stay safe and sane because you need to be around when this baby soars. Go $LATF$
IT IS THE BEGINNING OF SUMMER. FANS ARE IN HUGE DEMAND RIGHT NOW. MY BROTHER USED TO WORK AT A HARDWARE STORE AND THEY COULDN'T EVER KEEP FANS ON THE SHELVES IN THE SUMMER..$$$$$$LATF$
can we get a translation in English? i tried google translator but it is giberish. thanks. go $latf$
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Nothing is going on. Just a bunch of yipping and yapping back and forth. It is possible to make any company look bad and it is possible to make any company look good. At the end of the day, someone will be right and someone will be wrong.
We finished with that debate like 4 months ago. Their headquarters is now in Denver, Colorado. Their office in sant Ana was a virtual office which is a great way to save money by not having to pay so much rent.
Does anyone know if fitx and endex still have their deal?
Go $LATF$. Let's end this week in the green!
Go LATF
Latteno mentioned in the Wall Street Journal , May 22,2014.
Penny Stocks Like Latteno Foods Rally, Fueling Big-Dollar Dreams
May 22, 2014 18:10:00 (ET)
By Tomi Kilgore
Investors are piling into the shares of small, risky companies at the fastest clip on record, in search of investments that promise a chance of outsize returns.
The investors are buying up so-called penny stocks--shares of mostly tiny companies that aren't listed on major U.S. exchanges--at a pace that far eclipses the tech boom of the late 1990s. Those include firms that focus on areas from medical marijuana and biotechnology to fuel-cell development and precious-metals mining--industries that are perceived by some investors as carrying strong growth potential.
Average monthly trading volume at OTC Markets Group Inc., which handles trading in shares that aren't listed on the New York Stock Exchange or Nasdaq Stock Market, has risen 40% this year in dollar terms from a year ago, to a record $23.5 billion.
The renewed interest in a market that used to be known as the pink sheets--because of the colored pieces of paper once used to record prices for unlisted stocks--shows investors are ramping up risk in a bid to boost returns as U.S. stock indexes are hovering near highs and stock valuations have risen above historical norms.
Steve Templeton, 42 years old and a full-time day trader, said his winnings on unlisted medical-marijuana stocks allowed him to move to Tennessee, where there is no state capital-gains tax, from California earlier this year.
"I like things below three cents, because of the upside potential, and it limits the downside," Mr. Templeton said. "I buy twice what I want, and when it [doubles or triples], I sell half, and keep the rest."
One of his more successful investments this year has been Latteno Food Corp., a maker of edible medical-marijuana products company based in Denver. He bought two million shares at $0.0008 in mid-January, and sold one million shares when the stock more than doubled to $0.002 less than two weeks later. Shares hit $0.0042 each in recent trading, about five times the price he originally paid.
Many smaller companies have seen sharply higher trading volumes this year, including 2050 Motors Inc., a Las Vegas developer of carbon-fiber electric cars; MySkin Inc., a Newport Beach, Calif., provider of management services to spas; and GrowBlox Sciences Inc., an Orlando, Fla., medical-marijuana company.
Traffic on penny-stock trader forum InvestorsHub doubled between Christmas and last month, said Clem Chambers, chief executive of U.K.-based financial website ADVFN.com, which operates the forum. He said people who have been registered members for years, in some cases a decade or more, account for three-quarters of the increase.
"A lot of these people, who were looking from afar, are coming back," Mr. Chambers said. "It feels like somebody pulled a switch."
The rebound also comes as individual investors are showing signs of increased interest in stock trading in general. Discount brokers TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. and E*Trade Financial Corp. last month reported jumps in daily trading volume in the first quarter from the same period a year ago.
The rising volume in the tiniest of stocks is taking more investors into what is arguably the riskiest part of the stock market. These companies have less regulatory oversight than those traded on the exchanges, and their low prices mean that small price moves can quickly add up to big percentage moves.
In addition, penny stocks are often prime hunting grounds for scammers and "pump and dump" schemes. Stock promoters--often masquerading as regular investors on chat boards--tout a name, only to unload shares into a thinly traded market, taking profits for themselves but inflicting losses on other investors.
The Securities and Exchange Commission recently issued an investor alert warning of possible scams involving marijuana-related stocks, noting that "fraudsters often exploit the latest growth industry to lure investors with the promise of high returns." The SEC has halted trading in five marijuana-related stocks over the past two months because of fraud concerns.
While many of the shady "boiler room" brokerage call centers have been shut down by regulators, and although most of the volume is in legitimate companies with real profits, Mr. Chambers said it is still a market of "extreme risk."
"It's the closest you can get to pure gambling," Mr. Chambers said. "It's not all nightmarish companies, but the ones that capture the imagination are the most crazy ones."
Penny-stock investors also have broader market risks to consider: Liquidity in OTC markets dried up in 2001 as the tech bubble popped, and in 2009 following the financial crisis.
Some of the recent jump in OTC trading has come from shares of well-known companies, such as the delisted mortgage-finance firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and large, foreign corporate titans that aren't listed on major U.S. exchanges such as Volkswagen AG, BNP Paribas SA and Roche Holding AG. Excluding Fannie, Freddie and foreign shares, trading volumes are up 50% from a year ago.
Some investors say they have made money trading shares that could soon join the unlisted world: shares that are listed on an exchange but subject to possible delisting because of low prices.
Ryan Ung, a store manager in California in his 40s, realized a large profit by purchasing FuelCell Energy Inc. for less than $1 a share in early 2013, after the Nasdaq warned of a potential delisting for low share prices. That threat was removed in January 2013 after the shares rallied. Shares recently traded at $2.10, a little more than half this year's closing peak of $3.93, hit March 10.
Mr. Ung took a long break from trading penny stocks after the stock-market collapse in 2008 but started following the market again in early 2013, after on online newsletter on alternative-fuel stocks rekindled his interest. "I wanted to find something small" with a high profit potential, Mr. Ung said.
Not all penny-stock trades work out so nicely. Mr. Templeton bought Citadel EFT, a credit-card-processing-services company with interest in the medical-marijuana industry, at 82 cents a share. The stock was halted by the Securities and Exchange Commission at 68 cents after the market closed March 20 because of questions regarding the accuracy of several public disclosures.
After the halt was lifted following the company's response to the questions, the stock closed at eight cents a share on April 4, and was recently changing hands at two cents.
Write to Tomi Kilgore at tomi.kilgore@wsj.com
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(END) Dow Jones Newswires
May 22, 2014 18:10 ET (22:10 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2014 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
The easiest way is to create a photobucket account and then just copy and paste the link to it in a message here.
Besides, if you notice in the commercial property link that says there is a place for rent, there is a red box on the top floor. The doctors evaluation office is on the bottom floor.
Rich, you are here everyday. You know I posted pics. Here if you can't remember:
http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/Bignicknick1984/library/?sort=3&page=1
These are pictures that I took on this fine 4/20. On the bottom floor of 1010 S. Robertson blvd. is a doctors office with a sign posted on the door for a doctor and the number for the doctor is the same number that was given in the PR. I hope this helps confirm that there is truth to their press releases.
My friend made an appointment and went and saw an actual doctor on 4/22/2014. He said the office was setup like a small personal practice/clinic. My friend did not know that you have to request medical marijuana so he got rejected. I was rejected once for the same reason. It just sucks that I have no rec to post.
I have been to the office and my friend has even visited with the doctor. It is misleading for you to infer otherwise. There are several different businesses at that address.
Go LATF!!!!
http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/Bignicknick1984/library/?sort=3&page=1
These are pictures that I took on this fine 4/20. On the bottom floor of 1010 S. Robertson blvd. is a doctors office with a sign posted on the door for a doctor and the number for the doctor is the same number that was given in the PR. I hope this helps confirm that there is truth to their press releases.
My friend made an appointment and went and saw an actual doctor on 4/22/2014. He said the office was setup like a small personal practice/clinic. My friend did not know that you have to request medical marijuana so he got rejected. I was rejected once for the same reason. It just sucks that I have no rec to post.
It is 2 separate pictures. I tried to get them so that they can be put together with the address and the sign together. My buddy is going to call and make an appointment to get a mmj card tomorrow. I will be posting what happens.
http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/Bignicknick1984/library/?sort=3&page=1
These are pictures that I took on this fine 4/20. On the bottom floor of 1010 S. Robertson blvd. is a doctors office with a sign posted on the door for a doctor and the number for the doctor is the same number that was given in the PR. I hope this helps confirm that there is truth to their press releases.
http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/Bignicknick1984/library/?sort=3&page=1
These are pictures that I took on this fine 4/20. On the bottom floor of 1010 S. Robertson blvd. is a doctors office with a sign posted on the door for a doctor and the number for the doctor is the same number that was given in the PR. I hope this helps confirm that there is truth to their press releases.
http://s1370.photobucket.com/user/Bignicknick1984/library/?sort=3&page=1
These are pictures that I took on this fine 4/20. On the bottom floor of 1010 S. Robertson blvd. is a doctors office with a sign posted on the door for a doctor and the number for the doctor is the same number that was given in the PR. I hope this helps confirm that there is truth to their press releases.
How do you post pictures? I went by the evaluation center today and would like to post pictures.
I live like 2 miles from the new location. I will go this weekend to check it out. Go LATF!
Go $LATF