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Re: Imfranko post# 181

Thursday, 05/13/2021 4:18:02 PM

Thursday, May 13, 2021 4:18:02 PM

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SHGFF: there is a strong consideration for going to NASDAQ. But, in all reasonable anticipations, until we are ticking higher in price, its a thing for the future. The requirements for that advancement are pretty structured. This company has reported a desire to shoot in that direction, I seem to recall from one of the videos. And I do believe this company is in good standing with the place their highest price places them, US OTC.. I do agree that they will qualify for the next move up.

These are the reasons I think this company will fly, continuing in Canada, and in the USA, as it sets into the medical clinic market here. I will start with a reason not too well understood. Inflation is on our heels, currently. IMO. Prices of utilitarian goods are up. Gasoline, lumber, soy beans, corn and the chicken that survives on ground soy beans and corn. "Shrink"-flation is upon us, a slight of hand to make us think a _ig mack burger is staying the same price, while we all know its smaller now. THIS IS THROUGHOUT THE FOOD AND CONSUMER PRODUCTS INDUSTRY. Do we see things shrinking, maybe not yet. Shrink-flation precedes outright inflation.....

So during inflation, interest rates go up. Big corporations cannot borrow money so cheaply. So the stock market begins to sell off big corporate, and that money heads for defensive stocks, health care being one of those hedging devices. Also commodities like soy beans, precious and battery metals, are set to do well. IMO. (Not, if the S&P 500 continues to drop, in the short term, on the broader scale,....... I doubt it matters much where one is invested, as margin calls take the wind out of so much, But after a bear market, historically we go into a bull market, and this is where I plan to be loading on the defensive stocks, like medical clinic stocks. So based on the current economy, I want hedging-diversification into medical stocks.

Another reason is this CEO is a great leader. He has a superior plan that offers great scalability, and its proven affordable. Watch some videos, just google name of company/ videos, 2021. You may quickly see this has such promise, and is such a value play/ small company, swinging for over- the- fences.

The Canadian Govt. loves alternative (wholistic/natural medicine) and is behind this company. Being socialized med., they support alternative med and alternative med research, as it works very well , is cheaper, and has fewer side effects. So, the company has a huge ready-made legup in proof of product, proof of functional outcome, proof of business model, insurances accommodation, govt. backing from Canada, economic scalability, great , experienced team , insiders and investors.

So this took a substantial place, at about 20% of my portfolio, which is considered too much, I realize.

Milenials are not big on going to the doctors, go minimalistic ( i am parent to three) , go vegetarian, vegan/organic and want cotton...and do the alternative medicine gig with ease. So who are our next clients, and parents, not to mention generation x'ers and aging baby boomers, who are catching on that politics and big pharma are commanding way too much of the show.

I think all these reasons are why I see this as a sound investment. As you can see, I am enthusiastic and really want this team to succeed. Do your own due dil. and maybe invest, if you see promise. I am not a P/D schemer, nor an insider. I am an American, and all I say is IMO. GLTA.