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Monday, 08/14/2017 2:50:10 PM

Monday, August 14, 2017 2:50:10 PM

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Today's PR was a monster. I don't care how the price is or isn't reacting. All I care about is whether the deal closes.

If we can merge with this company, or acquire it, it will not only lead to the low hanging fruit of $150M per year in additional revs, but will also lend itself to enormous buying power to lessen the manufacturing cost of bulk raw materials used to make Dewmar's current and future products. That means greater profits to reinvest for selling the exact same thing.

And how about this? Bulk buying and distributing power for hemp, CBD/THC products(raw material included...remember the Nevada tweet?), expanded list of clients to sell to, and even more of the other company's products(or their client's products) being brand managed and placed into Walmart. The angles are endless. Better buying power, stronger sales, better rates(and amounts given) by lenders for expansion or future M & A activities, and a whole host of other benefits. 313Trader posted that the other company sells cigarettes. The PR also mentioned India Imports selling to ethnic C-stores. Once the cannabis goes live, any outlet that sells cigarettes or vapor, plus a great portion of the ethnic shops and wholesalers would have an instant connection on marijuana or hemp derived products.

Now with Marco pounding out patent applications, coupled with a potential M & A with India Imports, that could provide for an opportunity to wholesale medical supply products, such as customized devices for inhalable CBD/THC products, not to mention the cartridges themselves in decriminalized areas(especially those that are full recreational), and could also assist us in meeting or providing needs for Merit Health and others. Merit will not only need medical supply and/or CBD products and real estate in the future, it will also need very basic supplies generally too mundane to consider as anything more than operational overhead(office supplies, janitorial/industrial/cleaning, vending, cafeteria, etc), plus many other avenues.

If this were not enough, it could yield a major change in price per share and book valuation of the stock, the company, and the value of assets. And should the deal close in the form of a merger, India Imports might tell all of their clients that they are going public under the DEWM ticker in the form of a merger. Instead of being an inside stick tip, it would merely be an alert of new ownership, name change, etc in order to keep existing clients up to date so business remains transparent and all are on the same page. Reduce the SS by a few hundred more million, then merge and bring in shareholders related to the other company, and now add big time revs on financials. Poof! Goodbye OTC pink.