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Saturday, 01/18/2014 3:46:15 PM

Saturday, January 18, 2014 3:46:15 PM

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It appears some still cannot grasp the MANY challenges of conducting business in a strictly regulated domain. Until a couple of years ago, the idea that you could walk into a shop and leave with high potency marijuana was a fantasy. At this time, HEMP would not want to expend a lot of capital, only to have the federal overlord come shutting everything down with a bogus legality - probably one of the deciding factors to why China was chosen for the grow. Let me put it another way, you don't just rise out of bed, decide to open a gun shop, and instantly reap profits; there is a process. HEMP knows that they can't operate to its fullest, because of debilitating restrictions. It seems a lot of people overlook this side to the business of cannabis in America - you don't just rise out of bed, and open a legitimate pot shop.

Bruce Perlowin, if anyone, should know that most - he's not so blind, as some tend to paint him and his company, unfairly. I think the true believers will appreciate the network Perlowin has built over the years. Strategically, he is laying the road before he starts the engine. I think that is a wise strategy.

I've stated several times: deregulation is the investment. Perlowin is a seasoned vet and respected by many in this blossoming industry. Dealing in hemp trade, amongst all of the other cannabis plays, specifically marijuana, carries the least risk (IMO) AND has the most to offer, and I feel others would agree. You better believe Perlowin knows, very well.

Of course, the sector is highly volatile and carries extreme levels of risk, especially in penny-land.

GLTA. LONG HEMP.