UA Multimedia Inc (UAMM)

[KEEMAJO]

UAMM isebt free-no convertibles-has had no dilution for years and for the foreseeable future.
-is located in California and going into the lucrative high-tech, turn-key grow houses
-has two great MJ websites, everything from news to MJ dispensary maps to MMJ delivery, etc
-has a billion AS, 405 mil OS and 260 mil float all unchanged since 2013 filings(!)
-CEO emails have shown that there are currently no new converts too:

http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=125780230

-so even if new debt/financing was taken on say this year or even tomorrow - it would be 6 months or longer before any of that would hit commons even if it was toxic, right? Thats how all these deals and timelines are done per SEC regulations we see in the filings of stocks...
-anyone see what happened to MJ superstar OWCP after it got rid of all its convertibles?

So UAMM is already a company based in California, which is by far the biggest MJ State (all MJ penny stocks would love to be there)...and they are looking to greatly expand into its mammoth MMJ and MJ business. All this and while at the same time as seen above, being one of the most investor-friendly share structures out there - as in unchanging, as there are no notes, no convertibles and no dilution for years. Reason? Take a look at their last 10Q --Page:12 and last page. There are no debts, no convertibles, no notes. This is probably the smallest 'Notes/Convertibles' section you will ever see, lol:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=143274


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...now check out their two great MJ websites mentioned above: maps, information, deliveries, locations, clinics: check, check, check, check, check!:

http://cannaxa.com/

http://cannamedi.com/

But along with their online MJ businesses, what has got the Markets serious attention, is that they recently announced they are also getting into the grower side of the business in California, by the selling state-of-the-art turn key growing stations to medical marijuana growers by end of tu]this March (meaning when the State gives out recreational licenses for business for Jan. 2018 they will already be up and running in this hot sector).

----and this is an excellent, smart, and lucrative choice and new MJ business direction for the company to go into. For example, for direct comparison i want to compare UAMM to another MJ stock that is into the selling of grow houses/green houses in California, ZRZH. Here is their business description:

Business Description:
Zerez Holdings Inc., is a holding company focused in growing through acquisitions of intellectual property and companies poised to capitalize on advanced agriculture and the use of smart greenhouse systems for organic food production, medicine science, and the explosive cannabis and hemp industries. The company's first acquisition, Next Generation Farming Inc., based in Northern California is revenue producing provider of advanced smart greenhouse systems specifically for organic food production and legal cannabis cultivators.

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/ZRZH/profile

-Now lets compare ZRZH's business description to what the CEO of UAMM just PR'd they are getting into -- very similar:

"Management is pleased to reveal the introduction of a turn-key modular indoor growing station, equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and an efficient nutrient delivery system. The station will be made in USA, and can be utilized for growing organic vegetables or medicinal cannabis. The system is expected to be available for purchase by the end of this quarter.

This segment of the Company's overall strategy is expected to launch with significant momentum, generating considerable revenues short-term. This anticipation comes from the substantial amount of interest already generated thus far from individual growers in California."

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ua-multimedia-inc-releases-shareholders-133000905.html

But this is where the similarities end between ZRZH and UAMM. Their two share structures, par values and Market Caps are much different: you could say even wildly different (which is great for UAMM, showing how utterly undervalued it currently is):