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Could be worse...TRTC's business model could be based solely on the resale of Chinese product straight from Alibaba at a markup.
lol I'm still wondering what the hell that nonsense is supposed to mean.
I'd love to see a list of the products they're claiming are manufactured domestically... "quite a few" couldn't be more vague.
I'm sure they have two or three things in their inventory...but most of it is resale straight from China.
All very true reasons to support Kush Bottles by buying their bottles.
Actually I've read the bottling spec requirement and as far as regulatory matters are concerned, it is FAR from complex.
No intellectual property ---> No interest.
Then why can you purchase most of what they sell straight from China for MUCH CHEAPER on Alibaba?
lol What an illustrative comment:
Anyone else not surprised that this post is being ignored?
Feel free to start by browsing my 15,000 posts...
SERIOUSLY?
Please elaborate on how KSHB's C L I E N T S being raided and having their assets seized is good for KSHB.
I have my popcorn ready...
Hopefully folks took that exit. This marks the start of a major, much needed correction.
Would be a lot nicer if it hadn't been posted 100 times at prices 2x what we have today.
Be careful. Don't get trapped.
.20 after earnings.
You've just been flipping it though right?
I'd call that a Return on Skills, not investment ;)
Rough situation for folks who were convinced this was an "investment" at prices double that of today by the likes of Alan Brochstein/420Investor.
Flip/hold back freebs i.e. Never "invest" in penny stocks...and ESPECIALLY not in a penny stock with the history and filings of a company like TRTC.
My history of accuracy is verifiable and it speaks for itself....Although in this case we're simply agreeing on common sense.
I'd be delighted to see the data that supports this statement:
Anyone ever traded a more predictable chart?
I swear this might be the easiest penny I've traded in 20 years.
Uhhhmmm?:
We aren't under the impression that this company has any market cornered though, right?
I can only hope KSHB's 12 investors aren't THAT confused...
Nice trap pattern. FYI - they're letting this up to facilitate as much dilutive selling BEFORE the earnings carnage as possible.
Look for .20 bottom following earnings report (at best). Flip til then but don't get caught holding.
Feel bad for the folks who get fooled by these things.
Unless there is somebody holding a gun to investors' heads forcing them to invest in bottling distributors, whether or not there are other publicly traded packaging companies (there are) is totally irrelevant insofar as KSHB's viability as an investment is concerned.
Overvalued with no proprietary product or service....But yeah yeah here comes $5.
No problem. Have a look around:
https://m.alibaba.com/trade/search?SearchText=e-liquid%20bottle%20iso8317
A bit shocking to see the same bottles Kush sells on alibaba (for cheaper), no?
KSHB down 45% since our most recent exit alert.
Post it five more times and it still doesn't mean anything for investors. Kush doesn't have any intellectual property and there are already countless other packaging manufacturers that have since accomplished the same thing.
Wrong in a lot of ways as usual:
Weird. That information was "false" and "irrelevant" when we pointed it out ages ago at .80+.
Strange to see it resurface after all the carnage that ensued.
Bullish at .80. Bearish at .30. All the while, not a damn thing about this story has changed.
Just kidding - it's not strange or weird at all. It's totally predictable and easily explained by SIMPLE human nature. Really, exceedingly simple....as the pennystock market always is.
lol
So I guess that stands to reason that KSHB is merging with all those Chinese manufacturers it resells for too?
That promotional PR obviously means that first sale at $5 is right around the bend!
Load'er up! Headed for the moon!
It didn't help that KSHB was constantly touted as having "no competitors," only for that PR to expose the reality that indeed it does have competition, and they're paying their competitor's bills to boot.
No proprietary product or services -> No interest from investors.
Old news. We pointed those things out a year+ ago.
Bearish at .30 after going "all-in at .80."
And nothing about the company has changed.
I remember my first stock.
lol You're making a totally separate argument that has nothing to do with the inaccuracies further clarified by this post by Magnum7429:
There's no spin. All I did was point out another lulzy inaccuracy posted as fact and state that, in my opinion, that is an expensive lease agreement that I think could be an indication that the company is trying to grow too fast.
But what do I know right?
Try to keep up, okay?
It was from a post by Magnum7419:
Bullish at .80.
Bearish at .30.
Makes sense.
Uh...that's exactly what I posted.
lol wth
lol That's funny because your post is still wrong.
Filings are clear(quoted below).
There was never any "expansion of a current facility." They simply agreed (on April 1) to sublet beginning on July 1st (which makes the existence of the recent PR that much more laughable):
Anyone?
No?
Please provide a link to information that supports this statement:
lol We're making the determination that the rent is "reasonable" despite the company having offered no information AT ALL about the lease agreement.
We haven't a clue how much rent is; therefore we cannot say whether or not it's "reasonable."
It's a severely overvalued penny stock company without a single proprietary product or service to offer. Not sure why we'd expect much interest at these prices.
Renting out that facility in WA will end up being a mistake that costs this company dearly. Where are the details of the lease agreement?
Next we'll see the company begin to drown itself in inventory.
How much is rent?
Uh. What? Nothing in my post suggests the making of any sort of comparison.