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You may be right....
Oh please, no one really gives a crap about the "super" lettuce.
They have a niche for not being profitable....
That looks like a farmer's market...
I'm in Jersey also and haven't seen the lettuce in the two Shop Rites I have been in recently.
I was in my local Shop Right yesterday and did not find Super Lettuce. They did have other EG products though.
I can invest in either....
Thanks....
WRONG AGAIN. Please reread this prior post when I proved that the B share conversion ratio does not adjust in the event of a R/S with quotes directly from 2 different TRTC fillings with the SEC. You are wrong and the yellow sticky post is correct.
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=123875534
And now you are denying there has been dilution? WOW just WOW.
The SEC fillings do not lie.
Lol....besides that.
What is the difference between NTDOY and NTDOF?
Why don't you post the outstanding share count, and the fact that it has risen substantially and the fact that the A/S is maxed out and they just stated in the pre14 that they want to raise the A/S to 950 million.
Your entire post is bunk.
Terribly overdone? Lol, that is a direct quote from TRTC'S filling with the SEC. ROFLMAO
Lol...so TRTC is lying to the SEC when they state that the conversion rate does not change in the event of a reverse split? Roflmao
Someone sticky this post....
Did you not see the information in my last response to you that linked the SEC filings and showed you where it says that the conversion ratio of the preferred B shares don't adjust in the event of a reverse split?
So although the B shares will not split their conversion factor will adjust accordingly. Common practice for convertible shares.
No, the conversion factor does NOT adjust accordingly as per SEC fillings.
The question one should ask is what will be the conversion factor of the convertible B shares after the split - if any splits occur.
The conversion factor does not adjust in a R/S. The B will still convert at the same ratio post-split as they do pre-split.
Because he can....
Remember Derek's answer to why Blum's COGS expenses were so high?
http://mjbizdaily.com/new-irs-audits-colorado-worry-cannabis-companies/
This pos still trades? HELLO SEC?
Poor Derek can't get life insurance....
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/sns-wp-blm-pot-a26273b8-4506-11e6-a76d-3550dba926ac-20160708-story.html
End of day still no release of finalized 14c notifying shareholders when and where the shareholder's meeting is so they can "vote" on the proposals set forth by the BOD.
Why write 1 or more r/s?
$15 million....
What a friggin joke....
You're joking, right?
I guess business is slow they have to give it away.
Tell that to the mom and pop dispensaries that sell the schedule 2 drugs like cocaine, oxcycodone etc....
Basically every experts agrees with the schedule 2 would be a huge win for big pharma, but go-ahead, believe what you wish.
Be careful what you wish for...schedule 2 will be the death of the state legal system as we know it as big pharma will take over. It needs to be fully legalized, not rescheduled.
http://herb.co/2016/01/05/happens-marijuana-becomes-schedule-2-drug/
I'm sure they would only be interested in talking to a profitable chain....
Didn't buy FYI
What the hell you talking about?
Yup. Or the other company if a private company would just R/M into TRTC.
RS yes. NASDAQ, NO.
You wouldn't....
You will just keep your C shares.
That would be horrible for these mom and pop companies....
No they wouldn't...if this company was to be bought out, either the insiders would be selling their own shares to the buyer or issuing enough preferred shares to the buyer to give them the majority of voting power. Common shares would not even factor into the equation.
Management didn't say that but it is just common sense that if a company wants to buy out this company, they would only buy the preferred shares as they are the ones that have the control over the company. The common shares have in reality no voting power at all.