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Sunday, 08/27/2017 2:12:33 PM

Sunday, August 27, 2017 2:12:33 PM

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Yesterday I watched a documentary on the retail pot trade, they profiled some Colorado companies that make edibles, and also an Ohio company that makes equipment that was originally used for extracting the "juice" from lavendar to make essential oils. Their biggest customers now are using this equipment for extracting oils from pot. They went from thousands to millions in revenue.

It was very interesting, and totally got me jazzed about INMG! What was apparent watching this program was that there will be so many ways to capitalize on this growing sector, ways that are not apparent today. When cell phones first came out, we thought, hey great, I've got a phone in my pocket. What we didn't see was that the phone would become a camera, a texting device, an internet portal, a navigation system, a gaming device, etc.

INMG is positioned to take part in all the ways this industry will grow by being the information hub for everything happening in the industry.

I don't offer price predictions, I'm not that smart. What I do offer in the way of advice is this. No matter what your exit strategy is for this stock, make sure to hold on to a decent pile of shares long term. If Tom builds this brand to be the information hub I think it can be, there's no telling how lucrative this will be long term for shareholders. Think dividends. 50 cents per year on 500,000 shares is $250,000 annually. That's a Warren Buffett type return for a position that only cost around $5,000.