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Re: jjconnor77 post# 132080

Sunday, 07/27/2014 4:00:51 PM

Sunday, July 27, 2014 4:00:51 PM

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They are not having city council meetings to decide how to best accommodate FITX. They are having city council meetings to determine how to regulate the marijuana business or decide whether or not to allow that business. My guess is they will allow that business but they are going to impose regulations that the business will have to abide by.

I am not sure what all the cheer leading is about the stock price when it has plummeted in recent months. The people that bought at a dime are not up 1000%.

I bought this thing at .0004 and dumped it at 8 cents. Here is why. Bill selling shares after he said he would not. Big lie. Largest growing facility, which I believed and that is why I bought the stock, another big lie. There are companies such as Bedrocan BV who have been growing, selling, and importing for decades. Will go public in August. Suggest you sell fitx and buy that stock. Not to mention they have been licensed and selling in Canada since January. Are building two facilities in Canada.

Another big one is the fact that the spot picked is not zoned for what Bill claims to want to do and he just forgot to tell the shareholders that. But his cousin is happy to get the 25k a month.

If you really think the license is going to make FITX billions a year in revenues you are wishing on a star. The competition is fierce. Many companies with a history of growing are their competitors. A license does not guarantee huge revenues or profits.

Another reason I bought the stock is it was the only publicly traded company to be in the growing business. Not anymore with Tweed and Abbatis being publicly traded and Bedrocan and Aphria planning to go public. These are all better options than Fitx and these companies will get a bigger part of the market share.

Of course this is with the assumption that FITX will have a product by next year.