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Get in while you can! This could be like buying a pouch and getting a Honus Wagner all for the same price.
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$DEWM Buy em cheap! Supplies are limited.
A picture paints a thousand words, fig. Way to grab hold of the canvas!
Stories like this are my favorite:
“I wanted more in life, and … the only options I had, being a poor, young African American kid in a small town, was to get out and create revenue opportunities,” he says.
If this man can climb from a disadvantaged position as a kid to where he is today, all the way to the White House and beyond, he can take his company to much greater heights than anything we're even expecting. My bet is on Marco for the win.
This is a serious statement of professional confidence:
"Those in attendance will see first-hand how highly undervalued Dewmar's stock price per share is once J.D. addresses the vast audience of savvy cannabis investors and meets privately with large institutional investor groups," Dr. Moran continued."
This man knows the true worth of his company is undervalued and is giving institutions a gift to buy before the sale ends. Go Marco!
Talk about summing it up in a single paragraph. Nice post, ws, as always.
From today's PR:
MJAC is the premier cannabis conference for retail investors presented by InvestorsHub. MJAC 2017 will showcase the industry's very best investment options. The best minds in the market will educate and advocate for this unique and rapidly growing sector.
"I am looking forward to attending and speaking at MJAC 2017," said J.D. Houston, President of Dewmar International. "The conference offers retail investors an excellent chance to gain critical business insight on companies in the cannabis sector." Mr. Houston continued, "For Dewmar, the conference represents an opportunity for me to interact and inform investors of Dewmar's cannabis business model from our portfolio of IP assets, to our revenue generating products and services. The conference also represents an opportunity for me to meet with managers of micro-cap funds that are looking to invest in companies like Dewmar that have strong growth prospects in the cannabis space."
Source: http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=75525570&symbol=DEWM
I'm with you, artman. I think we're very much in an oversold condition. Once the proper catalyst comes, we're off. If JD and Marco can get the attention of micro funds, retail investors, and publicity writers at the conference, we could see some very steady buying(could be slow loading if they are savvy, or could be a scramble if they are eager and/or sense time and shares are limited). Regardless of the day to day pps mechanics, this is a great one to be holding a position in. My thoughts are that if the India Imports deal comes to fruition and we have a few funds with eyes on this and/or positions here, this thing is off and we will see .05+ rather quickly. For now, the tree continues to shake on low volume. And if low volume creates downward volatility, moderate volume can push this back up even faster.
I have to be honest in saying I overlooked that. Great snapshot, Swine. I don't think they'd put up six figures for a license if they didn't think they could do it(and get a serious return).
Best part is the last paragraph. Project less and deliver more. Keep it up, Marco. Hoping you closing that merger EOY with India Imports. You can do it.
If you know there is a man with no knife and no hands, why would the chopping board be worrisome? Bring it.
Now that's what I'm talkin about.
Right on the money, 76. Here for the long haul. Marco's doing great.
I don't make the decision for others to choose to buy or sell at any given time. That can't be answered by either of us. I am not concerned with the day to day price. I am emotionally unaffected. I care about the company and its progress. The price will take care of itself over time.
I know I am. Real products, ongoing sales, receivables, big box contract and expansions, reduced share structure, no dilution or convertible debt, company getting to mmj arena, real estate, entertainment, govt ties(by state and nation), export-import, and merger/acquisition talks due for finalization around year's end. I have zero complaints. Let the pps toggle. I'm not going anywhere. I'd say most longs aren't either. And if it goes down to .0018-.0021 ever again, should we be so lucky, watch how many get soaked up. It'll be a blip on the radar and this thing will end up thinner than ever. Very satisfied with DEWM, through and through.
Now that is a golden nugget!
He's doing something truly incredible. So many moving parts, and all of them working together. Pretty brilliant.
Hey, thanks Temp. You are more than welcome. Credit goes to Marco for the hard work and the home run PR.
Yep, we're on our way though.
You're one of the DD kingpins on here, Pigeon, so my hat goes off to you in return!
Anytime Kruiser. Thanks as well for your reply. Yeah, we've got an awesome team here. Cheers!
Yeah, that's what I'm saying, Swine. Take as much time as you need Marco! DEWM is going big, one way or another.
Today's PR was a monster. I don't care how the price is or isn't reacting. All I care about is whether the deal closes.
If we can merge with this company, or acquire it, it will not only lead to the low hanging fruit of $150M per year in additional revs, but will also lend itself to enormous buying power to lessen the manufacturing cost of bulk raw materials used to make Dewmar's current and future products. That means greater profits to reinvest for selling the exact same thing.
And how about this? Bulk buying and distributing power for hemp, CBD/THC products(raw material included...remember the Nevada tweet?), expanded list of clients to sell to, and even more of the other company's products(or their client's products) being brand managed and placed into Walmart. The angles are endless. Better buying power, stronger sales, better rates(and amounts given) by lenders for expansion or future M & A activities, and a whole host of other benefits. 313Trader posted that the other company sells cigarettes. The PR also mentioned India Imports selling to ethnic C-stores. Once the cannabis goes live, any outlet that sells cigarettes or vapor, plus a great portion of the ethnic shops and wholesalers would have an instant connection on marijuana or hemp derived products.
Now with Marco pounding out patent applications, coupled with a potential M & A with India Imports, that could provide for an opportunity to wholesale medical supply products, such as customized devices for inhalable CBD/THC products, not to mention the cartridges themselves in decriminalized areas(especially those that are full recreational), and could also assist us in meeting or providing needs for Merit Health and others. Merit will not only need medical supply and/or CBD products and real estate in the future, it will also need very basic supplies generally too mundane to consider as anything more than operational overhead(office supplies, janitorial/industrial/cleaning, vending, cafeteria, etc), plus many other avenues.
If this were not enough, it could yield a major change in price per share and book valuation of the stock, the company, and the value of assets. And should the deal close in the form of a merger, India Imports might tell all of their clients that they are going public under the DEWM ticker in the form of a merger. Instead of being an inside stick tip, it would merely be an alert of new ownership, name change, etc in order to keep existing clients up to date so business remains transparent and all are on the same page. Reduce the SS by a few hundred more million, then merge and bring in shareholders related to the other company, and now add big time revs on financials. Poof! Goodbye OTC pink.
Yep, time to wait it seems. As far as the advisory board, I do not remember seeing any updates on that in the notes. Could one of the longs reading this who attended the CC chime in on whether this was discussed, and if so, to what extent?
Thanks GEM! Much appreciated, my friend.
Yes, some CC's are flops. I do not get the impression that this was such a case. I think Marco will put out material events when the ink is dried, and not a minute before. I'd rather see the price drop momentarily because he waited until the deal was in stone instead of having him too eager to please shareholders, release the client and terms too early, and have the interested party bombarded by penny stock players before the deal is sealed. Seen that scenario too. It is not pretty.
I agree. In the end, fundamentals trump all. I've seen stocks with RSI90 run for days after something good is dropped, and ones with RSI30 and below spike down on poor results as well.
Absolutely. Good call on that too.
You're the man, BigTime. You've stuck this one out for the gold. I strongly feel that this is going to pay off significantly in the end.
I would consider myself somewhat intermediate and learning by the day. I use everything from bollinger bands, rsi, accum/dist, Wm%R, pivots, moving averages, MFI, CMF, and occasionally a few others. Still very much a work in progress. How about you?
Yeah, it sure is. Sometimes the basics are the best.
Hope so, at least!
Ugly price action today, but things aren't always what they seem. Once again, the pps is down, the RSI is down, yet the accumulation line remains unchanged? An organic sell off would show as distribution in tandem with the pps and RSI. Someone is selling one account to the next while having bids out to catch any scared shares for sale. Trade in a calculated manner. Sell if you have a logical reason for doing so, not out of fear. What has changed here? Nothing. While I did not attend the call, I read the notes people posted, as well as the sentiment, and it seemed to have a very sobering tone. It did not generate excitement, whether good or bad, but seemed more of a recap for longs, and a great chance for cliff's notes for newcomers. Keep your emotions in check. Use the fundamentals to determine the company and its worth, and the chart if you are timing entries and exits. Always keep a level head when red.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/zqYVITvE/
Swine, I think you're onto something here. Between the red highlight in this post, and the couple of posts you sent out just after, it seems you are connecting the dots in a very plausible way. Given the scope of both Dewmar and MJardin/MJAR, the two entities could be a very nice merger pair, and with the combined value and growth, coupled with the investor base(and crossover) coming from both entities, could be the needed ticket to create the future valuation needed for NYSE entry; or at least given projected YOY growth, could get us there within 24months or so. Awesome job, man. Way to tie the pieces together.
ps Any chance Willie is going to have a cameo on tonight's call when speaking on the Duck Commander Experience? Maybe a long shot, but could be a great way to generate additional excitement and validity. Either way, lots to look forward to.
Dead on. These are accumulation tactics. Look at the chart, linked below. Compare the downtrend in price per share and duration to the accumulation line itself. If this were organic selling(or buying) the trend in price and accumulation/distribution would be relatively uniform, even if one was ahead or behind the other. Also notice the RSI(14) is down to 48. We usually get a bounce in the low 50's as the first level of RSI trend support, but that said, 41 is the bottom level of RSI trend support; which means 48 is getting our RSI ice cold. Now take into account the pps and trend again, noting there is no change in accumulation and the RSI is about to test historical support on the daily. Of additional note, the MA50 is at .0077 and rising(think support; at least another layer), the bands are pinching and looking to close the BB%width around the .01 area, with a MACD histogram in the oversold range as trending heavily below the signal line. Wm%R showing signs of reversal as well.
https://www.tradingview.com/x/dz6nmOxg/
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=DEWM&p=D&b=5&g=0&id=p96700064197
That covers the daily.
The Weekly is showing a golden moving average cross. Strength in the MACD histo trend, and an RSI that is cooling nicely. MM's and other individuals could be manipulating the daily down to feign weakness in order to cool a strong weekly so it has room to run in tandem with the daily on a bigger move, which would take into account the sideways daily accumulation. RSI on the weekly is 67. We are nowhere near meeting the middle band, so no reason to post that, though instead, pivots have been added, with R2 pivot showing support at .007 by the week. RSI would be very cool on the weekly at that point. MFI is looking healthy as is the histogram above, but both could cool with the RSI and be ready to bounce at R2 .007.
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=DEWM&p=W&b=5&g=0&id=p39252894497
And then we have the conference call which could send movement in either direction depending on earnings and what else is revealed.
Take to heart the last sentence about the CC and how that parallels the chart. The chart is set to move quickly in either direction depending on the fundamentals and shareholder expectations.
Long story short, I'm hoping for a strong call and a strong upward move in price.
Thanks again for putting that all together, K. Much appreciated!
I must have missed that post, MP. I don't think I was officially awake until well after noon. I'm not exactly sure how to speculate whether it is a limited market or a really vast one. I can see how it could be viewed either way.
Also, in regards to your two points, if they are not associated with retail, they can then be deemed medical products and thus can fetch a better premium on each sale, while not having to give large price breaks to large retail chains who want large numbers of units. But the cigarette machine was quite a money maker. As long as it was not an independent vendor, then it shouldn't affect profits.
And yeah, not many startups are going to want to turn away Walmart, whether by state, region, or nation. While they would have to nickel and dime one another, the volume would be a great way for a smaller company to capitalize and grow.
This is yet another example in which an advisory board could be very beneficial.
Hey Kruiser, that would certainly add an extra barrier of protection on Walmart's behalf, at least initially. The most profitable entities have the most at stake legally, so liability surrounding MMJ/pharma would definitely be in need of consideration.
You are very welcome, and thank you as well. Credit goes to you for passing the torch. I just got a lucky lead and ran. Have a great one, ws!
You make an excellent point regarding the Walmart pharmacies. A few of us have speculated about CBD products or Kush Cakes(with CBD) being sold via Walmart retail, but considering that MMJ is going live in some states across the nation, and that Marco has ties to the industry, the govt(local/national), and to Walmart, it would be foolish to think that Walmart would not capitalize on pharmaceutical cannabis products. This could set up a nice domino effect: Marco and Mjardin, the Historically Black Universities as cultivators and suppliers, Merit and/or Clinton Wellness to gain prescription status, then Walmart, possibly coupled with the SmartRx for patient pickup; and later, potentially, when/if our patents materialize, custom-tailored strains and delivery methods, thus giving Marco product/patent royalties as the aforementioned domino effect falls again. Very nice post, ws4000. Thank you.
I'll second that. I'd rather Marco purchase as many shares down here as possible, get us to the big boards, and then once he has stable footing on NYSE, then hit us with a small dividend(which if it were 3-5% of a shareholder's holdings, at a pps of $3+, it would be much more substantial of an effect).
Example: 5M shares x .03 = 150,000 free shares. 150,000 x 3.00pps = $450,000 on the house.
Do it on the otc, and it's as good as flipped for peanuts and the float just gets larger before the ship can move and big board money(institutional buyers, etc) step in.