Thanks for responding,
For the record, I am heavily vested in this company for 3 reasons. (1) For it’s growth potential. (2) For its financials. (3) And because my medical doctor (after attending the last medical convention) says that the medical community is calling CBD the “new medical drug.”
Also, for the record, my conscience will not allow me to invest in a THC marijuana company.
I also serve as VP on a Board of Directors (sorry, I won’t reveal the name). So, my appraisal of CV^^ comes from a board member’s mentality. In the company I represent we have a marketing plan, strategic plan, and set goals and objectives. We will grow by at least 50M this year. How did we get that growth? We sell ourselves! We are in the jungle, so to speak, making a statement…we want people to know who we are and what we do and I might add, we can do it better than anyone. And we are making a lot of “noise” and it’s paying big dividends. We are getting people’s attention! So, for anyone to say that too much “noise” is a bad thing, well, my results say otherwise.
All that I am asking from the management team of CV^^ is to make a little “noise” from time to time. The reason this stock price is not moving compared to our peers is because the public does not know who we are…simple as that. Should there be some sort of a balance in PR’s? Of course. But CV^^ is wayyy to quiet.
It’s two things that will propel this company. (1) Positive news and (2) Financials. We do have some bragging rights…that’s make some loud noises! In the meantime, it would be absolutely no wrong, nor could anyone hold management accountable for letting its stockholders; or potential stockholders, know what management “intends, plans, attempts, etc.,” to do to fulfill its goals and objectives and make a little “noise.” In fact, as a stockholder, we should demand such a reporting.
For example, we all know what Amazon and Apple’s mission is, right?
Good luck to all.
