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The only reason I’m asking is because of rebranding and audited financials. The sale of the Colorado lab. Kaycha has the cash to do so. A management change was needed after the Oregon incident.
What are the chances kaycha is buying EVIO? And how would that effect current EVIO shareholders?
It is also not a good feeling to see EVIO hadn’t posted on Instagram since August.
It says “The dissolution”.
Keep me posted
That’s crazy. Kaycha makes it look easy.
Lol I was thinking that yesterday.
I don’t think we will see this fiscal Q’s at the same time as last 10k. I think things take longer than you’d think (from my experiences). There’s probably errors that they are going back and forth one at a time about. I’m currently dealing with this is my business (not in the accounting department but it’s similar process). Hopefully they are better prepared this fiscal year.
The question for me is after they get these financials out, how long until they catch up with all their financials? We need the most up to date numbers.
Yes
Negative Nancy and Debbie Downer
Yes
I didn’t either..
Similar but slightly less revenue than Evio with more than twice the market cap..
The only Louisiana testing lab I see is GB Sciences ..
Haha I remember that. Although I wasn’t posting much then. I’m there too.
There’s an idea! How can I get in on that? lol
Best to you as well!
Lol I guess trust was wrong choice of words. But we all know who the realists are, and who those that are more on the extremist to their beliefs are. Some are verifiable facts, some are persuasion. Lol
I think your decision to sell was justified and for awhile you made the right decision as the stock went down.
I also think you are right to wait to buy for confirmation because nothing is set in stone. And not to suggest the stock to others for there isn’t anything to put your name on with someone else’s money.
And you’ve already confirmed you’d rather pay higher to know they are doing things right.
these forums are all the same, like reviews for restaurants, you have to be able to read between the lines and take the information that important to you discard the rest and make your own assumptions and decisions. Eventually you learn who to trust and what type of wording and strategies matter for you.
And that is for sure. That are a lot of concerns and red flags and is ALL speculation. High risk high reward. Some of us are in different stages and investment strategies. I hold because I can wait and am willing to risk what I have in for the potential reward. Others will not. I don’t think that makes Carter wrong for his beliefs, as it doesn’t make you wrong for your strategy and yours because it is is right. But I think what should he strayed away from is the “buy it” or “sell it”. I think we all agree the potential is super high AND there are also a lot of concerns and failures BUT the question is do you think the shares price will be higher or lower? Do you wait to buy for proof and less reward?bIs it worth the risk for your strategy or situation?
That’s something I can agree with. Like when I was buying the Canadian Cannabis companies 3 years no one else I knew was because they were too small and unsure I paid $0.69 the first time I bought ACB it dropped to $0.50 I held and I added up to $3.00 over the first few years (same with CRON I paid $0.62 and sold for $24 and CGC too) just sold them all to switch to US as these companies will follow suit and grow into the law changes.
The unknown here is the labs though and what their potential is. But with a $15M market cap with the right execution aligned with the law changes this can see explosive growth within a year or two of the storm starting. How long until the storm is just right and will Evio be able to execute at that time? Mass is a big step in that direction and is the closest move to FL as far as supply vs demand and potential market share.
Thanks
If we can get through this bottle next of problems there’s enough in the promised and hopeful pipeline for serious gains.
We need updates. Are we still affiliated with Canada?
I personally think it’s as simple as saying what are Evio-FL doing that Evio is not? Is it partnerships and networking? Is it recruiting employees? Is it knowledge of equipment? Is it the management approach to employees? Is it management approach to customers?
As a business owner I like to challenge myself everyday on how can I do my job better? Or how is someone that’s successful in a similar business doing things better than me and how can I do those things as well?
I also found out that I have to train mindset to my employees more than how to do the job. If there is an issue how do you solve it? Self-sufficiency. Knowing how to teach these things is the only way to not having to be at your business at all times. Then teaching that person who knows self sufficiency, how to teach others to be self sufficient, then those who learned how to do have to learn how to teach and so on. That is how you grow a business. If moral is down and these employees don’t feel the growth, of both self and business, they aren’t happy and aren’t as efficient, willing to learn, or providing customer service as they need to. Maybe that is the difference in Evio Fl to Evio.
As an owner and manager I take responsibility for everything. How can I fix this now and how can I prevent this from happening again (even if it’s someone now showing up for an interview).
Maybe Evio FL got lucky with the way licenses were handed out, keeping them almost a monopoly (which will hopefully be Mass for Evio).
Whatever it is Evio needs to follow those methods and strategies going forward.
And lastly, as you stated, where is the cross listing and share reduction? Those were told about over a year ago and haven’t been mentioned recently. We are over due for a conference call.
So where’s your projected market cap with those revenues
With all the audit buyout talk I have a question. How would that work if Evio FL were to buy it out? Or buy the stocks etc? Is that a possibility with this audit?
In CT/Mass I think Curaleaf has the best product. I can even compare what I had from Curaleaf over the last 5 years, to Colorado or Oregon and I think Curaleaf has the best vape pens. Definitely more money for comparable amount but the quality is significantly better. IMO. I’ve never had any product from Trulieve or Florida in general so I can’t speak on that.
You get my vote Gangsta
Can anyone post level 2?
I only know of DIGP as EVIO publicly owned competitor but they only have one lab in Neveda. They also were previously suspended for something, I forget what though. Their chart seems to be bottomed out. They had rumored an expansion to Cali about a year ago but I haven’t heard of anything recently. Interested in any others. I do believe because of the little competition it seems EVIO is still best set up for investment. Someone would buy them for their equipment, licenses, and footprint compared to starting up themselves.
Still awaiting share reduction and Canadian listing as well.
I don’t have level 2 anymore. Can someone post?
That’s pretty much what I believe from when I first realized Lusardi was CEO of Curaleaf. Good networking.
I added here yesterday. Slightly higher than here. Holding long.
What are you trying to piece together? There’s definitely been a connection since CEO or Curaleaf sold the lab to EVIO. Is it bad that guy left evio for Curaleaf? Is the Curaleaf/Evio relationship a good thing for future growth and networking? Curaleaf is definitely a major US player. I know they’ve been in CT as a cultivator since CT medical program was started ~7 years ago.
I feel the same as I invested in a company SGBY with a plan to have 18 labs by now. IMO they didn’t account for the time it was going to take for laws to implement and made some bad decisions in a few no good labs (Yuba, Portland, and our first Mass location). I feel like management has built the experience now, although ya shareholders took the brunt of the mistakes and learning curve. This is a brand new market that no one could really project, but they lead with over confident projections given the circumstances. It’s been a rough ride and these labs took way longer to stream revenue than we all anticipated, including management.
I just bought my second restaurant in May and it is taking atleast 3 months to be able to open and that is without new and changing laws differing state by state. So I can understand the delays.
The obvious issues are the financials, although I filed for an extension this year I’m a one man show: CEO, COO, CFO. A public company should be more organized and timely with reporting.
And thanks for your contribution to the board. I appreciate it.
I thought the same thing last week and even checked then and it was .21.