AI
Thursday, May 02, 2019 7:40:57 PM
Why would a company want to include the holders of billions of shares in their growth?
There has been no dilution, so shareholders were not used to raise cash.
How can a company make acquisitions with zero cash and no shares offered?
Why would the company allegedly pay $8mil for a company that was created months after RSHN started back up last year? $8mil for a company with zero revenue, seems like a bad investment. $8mil for alleged $5mil of water does not make much sense either, oh but they got 1.8 acre of hemp too.
How could a company with zero cash acquire 500,000 acres of hemp land? That would make them about 15th largest landholder in America.
A company with zero cash could not even open a lemonade stand!
Double-plus OOPS!!!
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