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Monday, 10/14/2019 2:55:33 PM

Monday, October 14, 2019 2:55:33 PM

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RCHA's only physical assets was their intellectual property, mainly the patent RP-323. The company was in the middle of a fda Phase 2 trial. We don't yet know the results of that trial. If the results are positive the patent had the potential to be worth billions. We will never know now because Ben Chang sold his shares to GPLS, and they decided to transfer the patents to an unknown entity. A friend who is a lawyer is looking into legality of what is allowed by a controlling interest in a OTC listed stock.
Why would GPLS buy Ben Changs shares if they didn't think RP-323 had some value? The company has no other assets!
Why would you buy RCHA to create a HEMP trading business? Makes no sense!
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