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Actually, we went over .003 less than 2 months ago and the 52 week high is .0047! No worries though, we're here to explain things to you, we know this "numbers" stuff is tough!
I love how 420,168 goes through at .0024 when I had 500k left of my original order at .0025
Manipulation is blatant!
SO, 5 to 1 selling and only closed 1 tick below yesterday which was a nice day, go figure. Have a great night!
Actually, it's up 100% in a month and a half! Numbers are fun :)
Another great day of non manipulative trading!
Nice! 11mil on the ask. No manipulation there... totally normal!
Looking good! Triple bottom on .0028
Churning all day in low to mid .003's and closing at or above .0034 would make a schweet setup for tomorrow!
Hah best thing I’ve read in a while!
Care to elaborate? :)
Gettin' slappy! Haha whoever had that huge wall took it down, what's wrong, don't want to lose it? LMAO, all games.
DAAAANG, that wall got knocked the F' out! That was awesome to watch! 13.5 Milly SLAP!
It's currently up 4,500% since he started posting, and ran to 45,000%!! Sounds like a pretty good return to me, maybe you should pay better attention.
Sounds like you're looking to BUY!! ;) shhh our secret!
So out of ALL the OTC's that create baggies, you just decided to bless this one with your presence? Aren't we all just SOOOO lucky!
Holding strong today as we enter lunch time, could be a nice Friday afternoon, we shall see. Nice bids!
Nice! No more stop sign and pink limited, pink current comes next, thanks for posting!
I guess getting an intelligent response from you is asking too much. Looks like we're going back up! The good thing is, we can always count on you being completely wrong ;)
What is your break even price?
Some people buy on the dips, hence the cheering on the rips! Where's your daily report? Oh right. You only like to complain! :)
5 Milly slap at .0051
Check post 51818
I sometimes forget how quickly this can move! Plowed right through the .004's
Yeah man, looks like bottom confirmed and bouncing nicely.
Things are looking good! Here's the article in case you'd like to read it.
The U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday approved an amendment to protect banks that service state-legal marijuana businesses from being penalized by federal regulators. It passed on a voice vote, and no member requested a roll call. The measure is now attached to large-scale defense spending legislation.
This action comes hours after the House Rules Committee made in order the amendment from Rep. Ed Perlmutter (D-CO) for floor consideration. It was one of numerous drug policy proposals that lawmakers had hoped to attach to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).
“This will strengthen the security of our financial system in our country by keeping bad actors like foreign cartels out of the cannabis industry. But most importantly, this amendment will reduce the risk of violent crime in our communities,” Perlmutter said on the floor ahead of the vote. “By dealing in all cash, these businesses and their employees become targets for robberies, assaults, burglaries and more.”
“This is a public safety and a national security matter—very germane to the issues at hand, dealing with foreign cartels and particularly the cash that is developed by this business that leads to crime,” he added.
Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL) said he considers the proposal to be a “fine piece of legislation,” but argued that it’s more appropriate as standalone legislation, rather than as an add-on to NDAA.
“I think what [Perlmutter is] trying to accomplish is admirable and should be accomplished, but not in the National Defense Authorization Act,” he said.
But Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) made the case for including the cannabis reform in the national security bill.
“I think the reason it was ruled germane by the parliamentarian is the cartels control the drug trade in the United States. And while most states have made some legal form for marijuana, the cartels still dominate the market,” he said. “And part of the reason is the cash is in the black market. Legal operations in many states cannot be banked… This is preventing us from stopping the cartels.”
Rep. Lou Correa (D-CA) also rose in support of the amendment, saying that “cannabis customers and businesses are law-abiding citizens and entities, yet they have to pay their employees, their bills and their federal taxes with cash. It just does not make sense.”
This marks the fifth time in recent years that the the House has passed the cannabis banking reform, which has enjoyed broad support both as standalone legislation and while being tucked in as provisions of broader legislation. But while advocates support the proposal, some have made clear that they want to see more comprehensive changes to marijuana laws advance first, complicating the process.
Some lawmakers—particularly on the Senate side where a legalization bill from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is being finalized—have insisted the banking issue should be tackled by holistically ending marijuana prohibition. They argue that it is inappropriate to pass what is seen as an industry-focused reform that helps businesses and investors while leaving unaddressed the harms of decades of racially disparate prohibition enforcement that should be addressed with equity-focused legalization.
Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), who is helping Schumer alongside Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden (D-OR) to produce a final legalization bill has said he would proactively work to block any senators who attempt to get marijuana banking reform passed before enacting social justice-focused legalization legislation.
Additionally, Schumer argued in an interview with Marijuana Moment that passing the Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act first could jeopardize support for broader reform. The thinking is that Republicans and moderate Democrats who are on the fence about a bolder policy change might be less inclined to vote for it if they have an opportunity to pass the more modest financial services fix instead.
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Meanwhile, although the cannabis banking legislation is not directly connected to defense-related issues, it’s likely Perlmutter and other supporters see the must-pass NDAA as a potential vehicle for the reform that could make its way through the Senate, whereas all prior House-passed cannabis banking legislation has stalled to date.
At an initial meeting of the Rules Committee about NDAA on Monday, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam Smith (D-WA), who is managing the bill, acknowledged that while some members might consider certain amendments “superfluous” to defense spending matters, the annual legislation has been used as a vehicle to advance non-germane legislation in the past. He added, though, that doing so has historically required the issues at hand to have broad bipartisan support in order to survive the House-Senate conference committee process.
He didn’t specifically cite the cannabis banking proposal, but Perlmutter himself said earlier in the hearing that “whether something is superfluous is always in the eyes of the beholder,” signaling that he feels his measure’s germaneness in this context is up for interpretation.
Smith said that “whatever superfluous items the Rules Committee decides to put in order and get attached to this bill, we go to conference, and in conference, we work in a bipartisan fashion.”
“We’re not going to pull one over on anybody here. We’re going to have to work with committees of jurisdiction—not just the chairs, but the ranking members as well—to come to some agreement on those before we go forward,” he said. “So if you see an item that you consider to be superfluous being added to the bill, don’t freak out.”
The chair’s comments about needing support from leaders of committees of jurisdiction raise questions about whether the amendment stands a chance in conference with the Senate following House approval. Not only did House Financial Services Committee Ranking Member Patrick McHenry (R-SC) vote against the standalone SAFE Banking Act this year and in 2019, but on the Senate side, even Banking Committee Chairman Sherrod Brown (D-OH) has been generally unenthusiastic about advancing the reform.
On the flip side, House Finance Services Committee Chairwoman Maxine Waters (D-CA) is a supporter of the banking reform and brought it through her panel last Congress. Senate Banking Committee Ranking Member Pat Toomey (R-PA), for his part, has previously voiced support for advancing the SAFE Banking Act.
It’s been four months since the House last approved the bipartisan marijuana banking bill—but because companion legislation has stalled in the Senate, Perlmutter is getting impatient.
The congressman said that he appreciates that Senate leadership is pushing for a more comprehensive end to federal marijuana prohibition—and he agrees with Booker that promoting social equity is an important objective—but he feels the SAFE Banking Act is urgently needed to address public safety issues resulting from the industry’s lack of access to traditional financial institutions.
Some of the strongest proponents for broad reform like Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) voted in favor of the SAFE Banking Act in April despite the body yet having taken up a legalization measure this session.
You ever hear the term “cut your losses”? If this is straining you financially and mentally, maybe time to move on. If you are “down too much” then really focus on your investment strategy. You’re welcome!
Where's todays update? No worries I'll take care of it for you. Closed +2.5% GREEN and in the .004's! Nice!
That's encouraging, thanks for posting!
Not true, they were doing podcasts before and during the big run.
Hey bud, I think the MJ Link IPO will be the big one for them, Ken has said he will align it with federal legalization, so keep an eye out for that and you'll have your timeline.
Once that happens, then I think we can approach the levels you mentioned in your message.
I agree with everything cybermich said in his reply to you, from the fewer reporting companies to the phenomenal run we had at the beginning of the year. I've been trading for just about 10 years and I've seen some awesome runs, but the stuff last year was the biggest, that's part of how I knew to take some profits, it was not my first rodeo and for me it was big money.
I think Ken has enough irons in the fire here and some other names involved that this will have another nice move. Some of the manipulation that has happened, has been too obvious to ignore, and it reminds me of how things were acting earlier this year, the patient ones reaped the rewards.
My bad, missed a zero :) GLTU as well.
The stock rose 4,400% and this guy says you need to be an insider to make any money! LMAOOO!!!
So you see no value here, but you still spending time bashing and having a back and forth with me... is your time not valuable? Why even bother posting at all on a message board of a stock you see no value in?
Maybe because there IS value here?! GASP!
Sounds like poor excuses to me, try investing some time into learning charts and strategies for trading, it's WAY better than just being bitter on a message board because you blindly threw your money at something.
What was the real story? Looks like he deleted it before anyone could read it... everyones got an agenda!
And 450% up from 10 months ago weeee and at one point 4,500% up! How you guys lost money on this is beyond me, takes someone special!
Hi Horst! We're still trading about 90% higher than we were a month ago, nice!
I guess you only do these updates when it goes your way huh?
Finished GREEN yesterday even with the pathetic paint down, w00t!
We are green today so far, that pesky support still holding :) Have a great day!
If you liked that one, you should have been here around the beginning of the year, from trips to over .04, it was glorious. After such an insane run, it has to consolidate, just have to be patient and have a PLAN for your trade. (or at least sell some on the way up so you don't end up like dum dum over here).