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That would be an awesome sight to see. I would like to check out Facility B when it gets close to completion.
The float is the amount of shares available for trade. So it's basically the outstanding shares minus the restricted shares. Not too complicated!
I was just posting the information that Yahoo Finance has on Harbor.
Yeah, I liked that when I read it. I'm sure once facility B is up and running they will not have any problem moving the product. 62,000 feet is a pretty niced facility to say the least.
I used to grow my own, plenty for the whole family. It is something that I think that most people would not want to do because if it's inside there are some costs involved with equipment and dealing with the odor once the buds start to bloom. However if your in a good outdoor growing region tossing a few seeds on the dirt wouldn't be too hard.
Actually I'm glad that it's good to be of the green house type of building lots cheaper to build with that many sqft. I was invested with another company that was building a 100,000 sq ft fully automated building and they had lots of costs over runs and it bankrupted them. They never grew an ounce of weed. Lost a crapload of money on that one and will not repeat that type of investment again. I like that NGW has lots of experience and currently making money selling all that they can produce.
No not yet but I'm sure of one that I wouldn't want and that would be
Mitch McConnell. Hopefully the old fart doesn't run lol
I'm sure they will be doing great in 1.5 after harvests from the new facility B have sold. Isn't there a Facility C in the plan for 500,000 sq ft?
That would be a monster project to build.
Hi Harpo,
I agree and have a considerable position in this one. This is a long term investment for me and looking more at 2-3 years for this one to really shine.
I'm out, nice 110% profit. Good luck everyone.
Stock is a lot cheaper now?
I stand corrected, Time to get a younger President in office that will get behind the legalization movement.
It's ok for a 3 year investment 12% return per year. Hopefully there is a huge lithium shortage and this stock blows up.
Yeah, The President is not on our side although during his campaigning I could have sworn that he supported cannabis reform. All lies !
I don't think so.
Share Statistics
Avg Vol (3 month) 3 47.34k
Avg Vol (10 day) 3 36.66k
Shares Outstanding 5 34.51M
Implied Shares Outstanding 6 34.75M
Float 33.08M
% Held by Insiders 1 6.57%
% Held by Institutions 1 0.56%
Shares Short (May 14, 2021) 4 408.05k
Short Ratio (May 14, 2021) 4 8.93
Short % of Float (May 14, 2021) 4 N/A
Short % of Shares Outstanding (May 14, 2021) 4 1.17%
Shares Short (prior month Apr. 15, 2021) 4 414.11k
No, it does not target NXGWF. Just more of the same pushback that we have been getting from the Federal Government and our President.
Not happy about being down 12% but starting to get excited about adding some more.
US Supreme Court declines to hear cannabis tax case
Published 3 hours ago
The U.S. Supreme Court took a pass on a cannabis business tax case, marking another legal defeat for industry advocates attempting to overturn the onerous Section 280E of the federal tax code.
According to Law360, the justices decided not to hear any arguments in an appeal from Eric Speidell, owner of Colorado-based The Green Solution.
Speidell and his industry allies had attempted to argue – but lost at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals – that the IRS lacked the authority to request state information as part of investigations into alleged federal tax crimes.
The move was an attempt to limit the IRS’ power under Section 280E, but that legal avenue appears now to have closed for good.
Speidell and a few other marijuana companies have been attempting to resist years-old summonses issued to them by the IRS, Law360 reported, but their legal arguments have been rebutted by the courts at every turn.
Speidell requested in March that the United States’ highest court rule that the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution essentially overrides 280E and wouldn’t prohibit businesses such as The Green Solution from claiming standard business tax deductions.
In May, the Biden Administration, in a legal brief, reiterated its support for 280E, which prohibits standard business deductions for any company that traffics in Schedule 1 or 2 controlled substances.
Speidell’s attorney, James Thorburn, told Law360 that the pass by the Supreme Court was “disappointing.”
“We have to accept that we just lost one of our most basic freedoms,” Thorburn said.
US Supreme Court declines to hear cannabis tax case
Published 3 hours ago
The U.S. Supreme Court took a pass on a cannabis business tax case, marking another legal defeat for industry advocates attempting to overturn the onerous Section 280E of the federal tax code.
According to Law360, the justices decided not to hear any arguments in an appeal from Eric Speidell, owner of Colorado-based The Green Solution.
Speidell and his industry allies had attempted to argue – but lost at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals – that the IRS lacked the authority to request state information as part of investigations into alleged federal tax crimes.
The move was an attempt to limit the IRS’ power under Section 280E, but that legal avenue appears now to have closed for good.
Speidell and a few other marijuana companies have been attempting to resist years-old summonses issued to them by the IRS, Law360 reported, but their legal arguments have been rebutted by the courts at every turn.
Speidell requested in March that the United States’ highest court rule that the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution essentially overrides 280E and wouldn’t prohibit businesses such as The Green Solution from claiming standard business tax deductions.
In May, the Biden Administration, in a legal brief, reiterated its support for 280E, which prohibits standard business deductions for any company that traffics in Schedule 1 or 2 controlled substances.
Speidell’s attorney, James Thorburn, told Law360 that the pass by the Supreme Court was “disappointing.”
“We have to accept that we just lost one of our most basic freedoms,” Thorburn said.
US Supreme Court declines to hear cannabis tax case
Published 3 hours ago
The U.S. Supreme Court took a pass on a cannabis business tax case, marking another legal defeat for industry advocates attempting to overturn the onerous Section 280E of the federal tax code.
According to Law360, the justices decided not to hear any arguments in an appeal from Eric Speidell, owner of Colorado-based The Green Solution.
Speidell and his industry allies had attempted to argue – but lost at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals – that the IRS lacked the authority to request state information as part of investigations into alleged federal tax crimes.
The move was an attempt to limit the IRS’ power under Section 280E, but that legal avenue appears now to have closed for good.
Speidell and a few other marijuana companies have been attempting to resist years-old summonses issued to them by the IRS, Law360 reported, but their legal arguments have been rebutted by the courts at every turn.
Speidell requested in March that the United States’ highest court rule that the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution essentially overrides 280E and wouldn’t prohibit businesses such as The Green Solution from claiming standard business tax deductions.
In May, the Biden Administration, in a legal brief, reiterated its support for 280E, which prohibits standard business deductions for any company that traffics in Schedule 1 or 2 controlled substances.
Speidell’s attorney, James Thorburn, told Law360 that the pass by the Supreme Court was “disappointing.”
“We have to accept that we just lost one of our most basic freedoms,” Thorburn said.
US Supreme Court declines to hear cannabis tax case
Published 3 hours ago
The U.S. Supreme Court took a pass on a cannabis business tax case, marking another legal defeat for industry advocates attempting to overturn the onerous Section 280E of the federal tax code.
According to Law360, the justices decided not to hear any arguments in an appeal from Eric Speidell, owner of Colorado-based The Green Solution.
Speidell and his industry allies had attempted to argue – but lost at the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals – that the IRS lacked the authority to request state information as part of investigations into alleged federal tax crimes.
The move was an attempt to limit the IRS’ power under Section 280E, but that legal avenue appears now to have closed for good.
Speidell and a few other marijuana companies have been attempting to resist years-old summonses issued to them by the IRS, Law360 reported, but their legal arguments have been rebutted by the courts at every turn.
Speidell requested in March that the United States’ highest court rule that the Supremacy Clause in the U.S. Constitution essentially overrides 280E and wouldn’t prohibit businesses such as The Green Solution from claiming standard business tax deductions.
In May, the Biden Administration, in a legal brief, reiterated its support for 280E, which prohibits standard business deductions for any company that traffics in Schedule 1 or 2 controlled substances.
Speidell’s attorney, James Thorburn, told Law360 that the pass by the Supreme Court was “disappointing.”
“We have to accept that we just lost one of our most basic freedoms,” Thorburn said.
Red White & Bloom Closes US$44.5 Million in Financing and Retires US$7.7 Million in Debt.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/red-white-bloom-closes-us-110000376.html
Red White & Bloom Brands Provides Update on Financial Statement Filings
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/red-white-bloom-brands-provides-002200207.html
Lucky Chief has a pretty crappy website, I was not impressed at all which was one of my reasons for selling off a lot of my shares.
I love them even more when they are going up !
Guilty as charged, making a nice profit though.
Still going down, where's the bottom? I'm planning on adding to my shares.
Thinking about loading up more Cresco at this price but I have been holding out to see if it goes any lower. Cresco's stock has been acting like the poor bastards son and his brother Curaleaf is getting all the lime light.
Not a big fan of Canopy, bought it around 4 years ago for around $19. Sold it at $21 a long time ago, today around $22. Inflation 8% per year wouldn't ever consider buying into that over sized pig.
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Now there is 34M shares outstanding so lots of dilution going on. This is why the share price is not going up. If this dilution didn't happen we would be over $6.00 per share. Still a really low float though.
Here we come sub $.30's
I got tired of it and sold it all a few months ago.
I heard it would be sometime in the Fall.
Yeah, I took your lead and headed up to the Cabin for a 4 day weekend
I posted on the comments saying that I'm sure they are working on it and that I was looking forward to reading it.
Didn't happen, great close today!
Crapola, another nice day for Demand Brands!
Metals are for day traders? I'm heavily into Gold and Silver and not a day trader. Crazy swings though but over the long haul I have done well with the miners.
I think the problem is a lot of people stress over the daily/monthly movement of a stock. The Cannabis market is extremely volatile and is moving all over the place. Start to look at thongs (typo meant things lol) on the 12 month range and thats whats important. A year ago Trulieve was selling for $12.44 today it's at $35.70. That 300% return in 1 year. Chill my brothers, relax head out to the patio and crack some cold ones and wait patiently for the money to roll in.