Replies to post #3406 on Asberry 22 Holdings Inc (ASHI)

[malvern]

I can buy weed literally next door, does that mean the weed industry is dead? I can also buy a gm car as easily, is the American car auto industry dead? The popularity and availability of the product just underscores the intrinsic value, of a profitable, or potentially profitable company dealing in the product. Nice try though??

[bernardsamuel]

BigAl, always a pleasure for me to interact with you, so I'd like to comment upon one element of your post, namely:
"but i honestly don't have high hopes for vapor stocks. the industry will continue to grow, however there is nothing amazing about the technologies. except that its becoming more popular."

There are lots of ways to come up with the value of a stock - the current market value, the book (accounting) value, the takeover value, the present value of future dividend streams, and the break-up value, to name a few. Regarding the break-up value of VHUB, I had believed that there is a bunch of innovative, patentable technology and products to be found within this company. I believe you are getting across the point that it's really easy for any other company to "monkey around" just a little with what VHUB has and come up with its own "unique" product. ...meaning that an investor should not bet the farm that the worst case scenario for VHUB is to sell its patents at a high price and call it a day.

Am I reading you right here, Sir? Thanks for always advancing the discussion and being receptive to all commentary on this board.