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Re: kevindenver post# 265502

Friday, 08/03/2018 10:44:12 PM

Friday, August 03, 2018 10:44:12 PM

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Read through the list of real world business locations again. Read through the in progress expansion again.

Doesn't look like "hope" to me, looks like real world facts.

Will you agree that **gross revenue** will "likely" increase substantially with all the new seed to sale, harvests, and stores?

Am I saying there will be NET profits in 2019? No, I am not saying that. I AM saying revenue will increase substantially, and that will in turn increase investor confidence - which will drive PPS.

I will also "guess" that increased revenues will SLOW the dilution rate in 2019 - UNLESS they engage in even faster expansion than is the current rate of expansion.

So my prediction is 2019 shows substantial increased revenue, substantial increase in investor confidence, and EITHER slowed dilution rate OR increasing rate of rapid expansion.

What I am banking on with my investment dollars and accumulation of shares is the (my prediction) increase in investor confidence in 2019 (beginning with 2018 Q4 financial release) will drive PPS upwards.

Many now successful businesses took many years, even decades to show NET profits. My personal view is I am not so focused on NET profits that I miss the ride up. Buy the lows.

Now revenue to costs - we could debate for the next year which will *prevail at the "faster rate"* in 2019. And by then, we will see what turns out to be the actual case.

TRTC will NEVER make it to the BOTTOM line due to ridiculous, mysterious and excessive SG&A costs.



"NEVER" is a very strong statement. (and revealing).

TRTC is not amazing. Neither is it horrendous - especially with the "forward looking" (aka EXPANSION) that some so detest. That expansion will pay off in my view.

This sector is speculative - as all interested parties wait for federal changes. The speculative nature must be taken into account when judging future investor confidence.


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