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Thursday, 09/06/2018 3:24:03 AM

Thursday, September 06, 2018 3:24:03 AM

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Let's say that the lawsuit leads to a 10 million dollar settlement. CVSI has no debt, so it could easily finance the difference between its $7.3 million war chest of cash and the $10 million. Let's just play and imagine. CVSI will still continue to increase revenue and cash. The Farm Bill will still get passed. The CBD industry will still grow at 59% compounding annual interest rate. The overall CBD industry will still grow to $2.1 billion within a few years. CVSI will still be a market share leader and have strong presence in the industry. I don't think many people understand just how insignificant a baseless class-action lawsuit will be when compared to the money-making-potential of CVSI in the long term. This company could be very attractive to a company like Philip Morris, and the big wigs have been circling around the industry. The moment the Farm Bill passes, expect CBD companies--especially ones that source CBD from the hemp variety--to shoot up through the roof in a manner similar to Tilray. CVSI has a hard-to-reproduce product that passes the VRIO framework test, and its financials are just lovely. I assure you that those that don't invest will miss out super big!