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Re: MD-420 post# 81760

Saturday, 01/14/2017 2:43:28 PM

Saturday, January 14, 2017 2:43:28 PM

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Insider buying would be a good sign but unfortunately that's not the case. I spoke with Paul after my article came out and he's really in the dark about what's causing the quick rise in pps (he wanted to know if I had any clue). It's caught everyone by surprise. Note that despite the rise he still hasn't sold any shares (although I'm sure it's tempting).

I suspect we're seeing investors trying to get in on the MJ sector and finding a company with zero debt, toxic or otherwise, with its first profitable quarter and promising another record quarter, and a CEO who's paid back 50 million shares to the treasury. That combined with the fact that there's been minimal dilution despite all your claims to the contrary and a relatively low float has created more share demand than supply.

It's been two years since we've been at these levels so there are not a lot of folks left who bought shares here. Most would have already sold out by now. There's little selling pressure and a lot of folks who want in. TRTC peaked at $.7455 in April with a lot less sector demand before pulling back under $.30. Who knows where this will peak. However, I agree that the actual value, until we get any further revenue news, is probably closer to $.30. I view $.25 to $.30 as a floor/base granting a premium for it being in the MJ sector. On the other hand, how many MJ stocks are trading at their actual value?

Les