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Those who are selling are simply selling at a loss to offset gains from their other stocks. Then they buy back in again. Also, many bought much lower, and are taking profits at this low low price. Many like to start the new year fresh.
I think what we're seeing is end of year sell off for tax purposes.
Possibly the new year will bring new highs (no pun intended) and this pup will start barking big time.
You forgot to add that ERBB has exclusive patent rights as well!!
If it's hard seeing how low we are, just pity poor shareholders of Medbox down to $4.50. Many are looking for tall buildings to leap off of.
We still have a base, a strong one at that, and unlike Medbox, we have all it takes to be successful. Just a little patience.
Forget about the pot sector for a while, we have a long way to go to make money. Medbox is tanking, so are we, and there are reasons for it. As much as we'd like to think this pot sector is huge, it's only a blimp on the radar screen right now.
Until more exposure, more states legalizing it, and until we have the capability of supplying the amount of machines to fill the demand, we will continue to debate the credibility of this company.
That said, think in terms of what our patents will allow this company to get into.
When contracts are signed with major chains, the pot sector will only be a token revenue stream compared to sleeping with the big chains, and we have the sole licensing via patents to corner that huge sector.
So sleep a little better, and see visions of greenbacks floating in our heads as we move closer to the end of the rainbow.
Also, when we tank as we are, it's either a sign we are weak with nothing to show for the future, or.....we are ready to move, and the MMs are keeping this under control until they no longer can play it like a fiddle. Relax guys, we're strong.
CNN aired two specials Sunday night all about medical weed. Should see an uptick as a result with new investors looking to buy into the sector.
If somehow we could have had some air time for AG to coincide with the CNN airing, I think we'd be hitting a much higher PPS.
Gold, most don't know a thing except for a few seasoned investors who do their due diligence. For those of us that have exhausted every avenue for clues as to where we stand, we all know the direction, as well as the setback that can and will occur. But we also know that there can only be one direction, and that is up.
Just isn't happening overnight, and for those who don't know anything except what they read from other posts, and most are based on speculation, you need to excise patience. We have the tools, fundamentals, and plans to move ahead of all the other competition.
Stay focused!
Look for possible bump up Monday or Tuesday. More exposure as they are airing a special on Sunday night, and also more on legalization. This kind of exposure isn't the answer, but it will bode well for us as potential new investors seek a company to invest in. If we can get AG more exposure, we lure those new investors.
Golden...now that's good thinking!!
JSTIC, you only make sense to those on your level. The rest....well....their posts tell it all lol.
You talk good sense Night. One of the biggest pit falls is not having enough to meet the demand. Hopefully Stephen is as sharp as I feel that he is, and prepares for the surge rather than increased demands without being prepared to fulfill the need.
That's why it's so important to tap into the tobacco industry. It's a regulated product that should be dispensed by machines with biometrics on board. If the tobacco industry is here to stay, then it should be to our benefit to profit from them.
They could once again install machines in places where they were removed because of underage buyers.
No worry about that with the biometric vending units.
Restaurants can sell wine coolers out of a machine in their lobby's, and don't need a liquor license as the vendors themselves would hold a license for doing so. Only two sectors out of many more that can utilize these machines for dispensing their products.
Is PPS scaring anyone?? Experience has shown that prior to a PR, especially good news, pinks, pennies, even NASDAQ stocks tank. So you can look at this stock as a dog with no bark, or for what it is, and that's a start-up setting up for greater things.
Don't forget, MJ is only one sector we sill be involved in. When you have something as powerful as these patents, to just use them for the MJ part of this company is a waste of a valuable tool to make this company a giant.
Where would one expect this company to be should we land contracts with major chains, tobacco, alcohol, manufacturers, and the list goes on?
One by one as we sign up with them, MJ will be only a distant memory as the means for making money with this company.
Things are in the works, and it's not quite out there as of yet, but with any one of future PR's, pertaining to signed contracts with any of the major chains, we will fly.
Buy and hold for the ride of your life. Not my humble opinion, but a strong statement for what lay ahead for all of us.
Footerman, okay, I see! They got the licensing for testing. That's different, so it doesn't fall under the patents we own. Thanks for the correction.
Foot...when you say another company acquired licensing, what licensing did they obtain? Anything other than getting the licensing from AG is meaningless if it's for biometrics. If they acquired it from AG, there's no info that I can see that would show it either. Can you supply the link you got your info from? Thanks.
Ladies and Gents, we're all here hopefully to make a lot of money. But the real money, and the quickest will come not from MJ, but rather the deals Stephen can make with large chains.
I'm not sure how long of an agreement he has with the Tomassi patent, but he needs to move out into other sectors whereas revenues can be generated big time rather than waiting for pot to go into full swing.
Don't know if he'll be able to renew his contract with Tomassi should he fail to produce (just a guess on my part) and not give a good showing having such a tool to work with.
I'm sure Tomassi has a lot bigger fish to deal with, but he's given Stephen the chance of a lifetime for a start-up, and hopefully he's as smart as portrayed by some of the articles I've read about him.
I wouldn't count on MJ sector to make this company fly anytime real soon. It will, but it will take a lot longer than most would like.
But getting contracts with big chains......are you kidding me?? We will be making big bucks then.
I'd say that 95% of posts made that have one liners such as "we're gonna fly tomorrow, tomorrow will be huge, big week ahead, soon, end of day uptick for sure, and many others that post who never know what they are talking about, seem to clog up this board every day. Then when it tanks, what say then.
I'm glad there are a number on board here who does do research, and present findings that are realistic, instead of wishful thinking by new investors who chime in with excitement based on nothing.
Jabardo, depends on what they are right!? However, even if financials are decent, those who know what it will be will be the first to buy more, and then sell immediately for profits, thus tanking right after the release.
We need hard core performance, contracts, as well as good financials to see any real movement.
All will come in time, but too many here are not seasoned investors and think with emotion rather than logic. Just prolongs the agony of waiting don't cha think!?
Contacts for contracts!! What many don't realize is that there are a lot of manufactures out there who are producing machines with biometrics on board.
These are used in collages, schools, supermarkets, and other areas. All fall under the umbrella of the Tomassi patents.
How long do you think it takes from day one contact, to a reply from that contact, to the point of discussing a contract, to the point of an actual sit down or agreement for a contract, and whether or not a refusal to abide by the patent rights might be the case.
Multiply that by hundreds of the same. Consider the reluctance of established placement of these machines whereas they find they must obtain licensing to place them or their use.
Consider the everyday managerial duties that take up a lot of time that could be used for broadening our hold on this technology.
Rome wasn't built in a day, and ERBB will face these challenges head on, but it all takes time, a lot of it, and if anyone feels that it's not worth the wait, then what are you doing here in the first place!?
Get a grip!! We slide, we ride, we slide again and ride again, this is the way it is until all the above comes into play.
Also, other companies are not just going to welcome the fact that we they have to obtain licensing for what they are already into without a fight.
Very complicated, and only experienced, seasoned investors know what I'm talking here.
So get use to the bumps in the road until we get to that smooth highway to money.
Too much emphasis is placed on legalization and what it means for ERBB. Bottom line, it means little compared to a company's performance, fundamentals, earnings, contracts, and the list goes on.
There is no magic pill here. We have to show and lead the way via smart moves such as Stephen acquiring patent rights to use biometrics in the Zazz machines.
Legalization bodes well for the sector, but unless companies like ERRB show substance, and we have, most will fail to make it big time.
ERBB "is" poised to take a big slice out of the pie, but not overnight, and not in a year.
Too many issues have to be resolved before any start-up can make it in the big league.
To sit here every morning with high expectations can only lead to frustration as the reality sets in that time and only time will tell just how far and big this company will be.
At my age, I don't have a lot of time to wait, but I'm here, I'm satisfied, and I'm willing to wait for all issues to be ironed out and move ahead like we all want and expect.
Meanwhile, relax, knowing that we are on the right train, and it will leave the station.
All based on personal experience. Too much is placed on the most insignificant pieces of info that has little or nothing to do with moving the PPS.
Okay, so we're not on the list of those who attended the convention. Pray tell, what does that mean??
Maybe it's because we don't need to be there at all because management is putting their time and effort into progress rather than sitting around all day lost among all the rest that are there.
Conventions are great for visitors, but doesn't necessarily mean much overall for the companies that set up there.
One good shot for us via media coverage blows away all the memories of what investors saw at a convention because it's going out to the masses, not just a center full of onlookers seeing what's what.
Another way to look at it, is if your company is strong enough, you don't need to bolster attention to help strengthen it's image.
Forget about the effect the elections will have.
Little impact if any can be expected, and maybe negatively as well.
Just too much wishful thinking and posts based on no knowledge what so ever, except from a few who do search for relative info.
The magic pill that use to catapult a stock into the stratosphere is no longer available. We have a reality check these days, and only the quality and performance of a company is going matter in the end.
Rise we will, but not fast enough for most here, and no matter how much posting is made from wishful thinking, it's not going to matter.
However, that said, if a company is interested in luring interest for a new entry in the hopes that the exposure will excite someone from the news to cover their product, then it definitely helps.
Read a post today from someone in a private group with a few thousand members, and for the most part, a pretty savvy group. For some reason, I was invited to join via a friend who's in the group.
Anyhow, an opportunity to talk pot came up, and I chimed in letting them know I'm invested in ERRB and why.
An immediate reply to me was "very smart man." Got a few more reply's private message, basically saying the same.
So what this means to me and the rest of you guys, is that out of all the members in that group, there were a number who feel this company is the right place to park your money.
I keep putting it out there with every opportunity that presents itself to do so. My feeling is the more that come in the better it is in the end, and everybody wins. The reply's by the way were all from people with some real intelligence who all have highly respectable backgrounds.
So if they're giving me credit for making a smart move, coming from them, I feel we're in for a very slow but nice ride up. We might hit a double digit quickly, but will rest in around that spike until the next piece of news. My humblest opinion on that.
Exactly my point! Also all in one place is just about every company in this sector, just in case anybody did not know how many are in the biz. Good question for Stephon I would imagine as to why we're not listed.
Nwsun, that's almost impossible for it to happen with the systems used under Tomassie's patent. This is why it's being used in the first place.
Some thought by cutting a persons finger off so as to use the thumbprint, they could access the machines. Not so. It's designed to read living entries, and under no circumstances can anything other than the person who's registered, be using other means to circumvent the identity of the person registered.
Tomassie's patent covers all possible scenarios, and the only way an underage will get it is just like an older person buying beer for him or her. But they can't fault these machines if the same is done whereas a registered card holder uses it to buy for an underage kid.
Great movie as only Sellers can pull off.:)
wlittle49' think of ERBB as a garden. Seed planted, have to wait for it to germinate. Takes a little time there. Once germinated, it has to reach the seedling stage, a little more time, but yet firmly rooted and ready for the next stage, but as things go, the plant was stepped on, and now has to regroup and uses it's energy to do so.
Once it begins it's cycle of growth again, it's nourished with plant food to help it grow and be healthy, which of course is more time.
However, once the plant reaches a certain stage of growth, there's trimming, maintenance and attention to help it grow healthy, also more time.
Point I'm making, is ERBB is like that little plant. Before we grow to what we're suppose to, we go through stages of growth, setbacks, regrouping, and of course things we need for continued growth.
The patents are like the plant food to help us along, but just because we feed the plant, it still takes it's time to grow, and so it is with ERBB.
You can't expect a start up to provide the riches you want to see until it's fully grown, producing whatever it is that it's suppose to produce.
Think of it in that way, and you should understand why patience is your best friend, because that's what's needed.
We are firmly planted, we are seeking growth, we are seeking contracts to feed our growth, and once we are recognized as a sizable entry into the market place, you'll see your investment grow the way you want it to.
Stop watching the pot, it takes forever to boil that way!!
AS OF 11:42 we're just under 5 million shares traded and down to 0.018.
Good find JSTIC....but of course this is nothing but a scam. There's nothing to the company, no money, no brains at the head, we'll always be in the red, and when the investment community gets wise, we'll be dead.
Ahh yes, the sentiment by some, so ridiculous, I have to wonder why they even post their opinions when in fact we are everything we should be at this stage, and have everything to move ahead in the future.
Few really understand how start ups face so many road blocks, and why it takes so long to move to the big board.
But after all said and done, we have all we need to blast a hole into the stratosphere when all the pieces are put together, and all the negativity thus far will not prevent it from happening. Long, strong, and healthy. That's what ERBB is all about.
AzHighways...if you check my post 190375, you'll see that I wasn't impressed with the negativity shown, and I got slammed a little bit for posting so. I can understand it as they didn't know it wasn't from a professional doing the video.
Sometimes folks jump in to criticize without first knowing what the situation really was.
I did reply to the poster who felt my defending him was lame, but I'm sure after reading my response as well as what you posted, minds will be changed, and appreciation would be shown rather than criticism. Keep the video posted. A non pro video is better than nothing at all.
Baseballdoctor, thank you for the compliments, and hopefully I can clear up why I made the post. The person who filmed it just happen to be an average investor who asked Stephen if he could take the video.
This wasn't a planned event, and had it been so, I'd have been one of the first to comment negatively about it as you are so right.
Yes it's irritating that footage taken the wrong way is a waste, and doesn't bode well for person who does so.
So in essence, to be fair, being the person was just someone who just happen to be there with a phone camera, I don't criticize anyone who at least tries to do something, be it doing a video, or what ever else amateurish they might attempt to do. We all started as amateurs at one point or another.
So hopefully, my image is still intact as I feel I was just protecting an innocent investors work as an unprofessional who's sole intent was to record something for the rest of us to see.
So the guy taking the video had his phone turned in the wrong position!! Several notice this and makes negative comments. I'll call Steve and offer my expert experience in taking videos so we can look as professional as our machines deserving as such. But really!! Does it make a difference?
TODAY IS "MY" GREEN DAY... Having pea soup for lunch, along with salad "greens" collecting some rent as well,(green backs), one final cut for my "green" grass, while wearing my green shirt. Oh yeah....ERBB totally green today.:)
READ FULL STORY check out link
https://us.etrade.com/e/t/invest/Story?ID=STORYID%3D20141022SN009737&provider=PRNewswire
American Green Inc. (OTCPink: ERBB) recently announced that it has hired Jerry Chesler, a preeminent Arizona and New York medical marijuana business attorney. He will join American Green as its General Counsel and Vice President - Cannabis Operations. Jerry's experience and connections in the marijuana industry along with his proven track record while in private practice, will allow American Green to further expand its business nationwide. According to Stephen Shearin, American Green's president, "Mr. Chesler will play a key role in our new MMJ Managed Services division as well as become an integral part of our overall business. Having Jerry in-house with his long list of industry contacts and national reputation as a cannabis speaker is a big win for American Green."
jjjohnnyq you been marked!!
For those who loaded up sub penny, lucky lucky lucky!! I bought in higher, and had I put the same amount of money when it was fractions, I'd have had a few million shares instead of just the low six figure amounts. But if it goes to a buck next year, I won't mind as it should carry me through my retirement.
As we rise...Deadbox tanks. Feel for those investors. But I bet soon as some seasoned investors realized where the patents were residing, they bailed and went ERBB!
MJ sector is in a slump, but only for a while, and while in that slump, we're still viable, and rising at that. Just think when it hits the fan...going to love the color of green.
'jjjohnnyq, Your one of the few here that at least has an inkling of what's going on as far as what we are, where we are, and what it means to be a start up. Few realize the time, effort, and money it takes as well as the fundamentals to advance to the Nasdaq. A lot of cheer leading over fractions when in fact fractions are pathetic compared to what lay ahead. But for now, we have to be satisfied with what a start up really is, and all the opinions, all the positive posting by those who lack experience, but want to be heard, is nothing more than just that. Opinions based on hope rather than diligence...(keyword) and everybody has them. But like I say, what I post, and those like myself who have the experience have to "weed" out the armatures and earmark those that have something real to add rather than simple one liners based on wishful thinking. I'll continue to follow your posts exclusively as I can see your one who's not afraid to do your diligence and post respectively.
My bad!! Even got the numbers wrong lol.