Oh okay, got it!

Everyone is suddenly a scientist! The FDA has strict regulatory processes for a reason. Imagine sending out a drug to be used on thousands of people without having been tested on humans? The repercussions could be massively tragic should the drug produce negative/uninterested consequences

Euros do not = dollars

Hey scout put me down for half mil shares

Wow someone who actually gets it. Investing in OTCs is just playing with fire. MINE, in my opinion, is following the typical penny stock pattern. Anyone who's been trading long enough knows exactly what that is. If you don't, you'll soon find out.

Are you implying that people with more money to invest know more than others?

I've tried making this argument before and was told that I "think so highly of myself that it's comical". The share/float count is complete bogus. People, including many more people other than iHub users, buy and sell shares every day. Even if they reported their shares, unless they always report buying/selling then it's 100% bullshit. Anyone who relies on that float count to make decisions in this market deserves to lose their money.

Is there any speculation as to who it is?

Okay so they're announcing the endorsement soon? As far as distribution goes, do we know how widely it will be distributed? Where will they be selling it?

Playin devils advocate here but, if everyone knows of the upcoming PR, won't everyone dump once it's released? Or is there something investors still don't know?

Please don't tell me to do my own DD, I'm on the train home and am too lazy

Source?

Okay this float counting thing is absolutely ridiculous. One, anyone can just lie about buying shares. Two, unless you are keeping constant tabs on when people who reported buying shares sell then it's completely inaccurate. It's a waste of everyone's time and extremely misleading to all investors. Head of warning to all those following this float counter:ignore it. If you want to make money you have to be smarter than that.

I made back my membership fee on this trade alone. Sounds like someone ignored chart basics and bought at the top. A little butt-hurt are we?

I initially got in at .12, rode it all the way up to .41 and back down. This stock became a battleground between two egos. It will go back up. Its pretty apparent that we have hit bottom and will inevitably go back up.

Unless you're day trading and scalping, hold strong, don't get shaken on red days, take profits on the way up, and buy the dips. Even if you believe SPLI is the next Google of vaporizers, you still have to be a smart trader.