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Wednesday, August 28, 2013 8:45:52 PM
You are exactly right. As long as TRTC can grow and expand this part of the business as their main income producer, the company should grow in revenue and shareprice.
The marijuana side, I don't know yet. If they could get a niche here and get a government approved piece of the market, then who knows where TRTC could go.
Just think if they could get one 5 acre greenhouse near most major large metropolitan areas. This would probably guarantee them a share of the fresh produce market. So, there is room to grow here.
They could probably sell franchises and be the McDonalds of fresh local food.
The only thing they would have to really worry about is weather. Like a hurricane here in the South, a Tornado, or a bad winter storm.
Anyway, I really think the future look bright as long as THEY DON"T SCREW IT UP and get caught up in some wild financing scheme like I have seen many start-up companies do and die.
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