Isn't it plausible to think...
That when Angel signs the deal with Evergreen Licensing, this may attract big investors with deep pockets?
Isn't it also plausible to think...
That when big investors come on board, they will request the share structure be cleaned up?
Considering 9 billion shares have been traded at an average price of .0006 (courtesy of yahoo finance and MS Excel spreadsheet) since insider shares have come off of restriction last May, and if there is churnover of those 9 billion shares, meaning the 3 billion shares provided to third party agencies, Kelso and USCoProducts, have been traded 3 times over, that would be a gross funding (to whom?) of $5.4 million dollars.
Now if the company received a portion of that funding, isn't it plausible to also think...
The company just might have enough money to acquire Evergreen licensing and to complete the initial objectives outlined in the 2015 Roadmap and follow up press releases regarding Tommy Chong?
Isn't it also plausible to think that when big investors do come on board and BudGenius starts branding and selling products licensed under the Tommy Chong name that revenues will SIGNIFICANTLY increase and there will be less of a need to sell shares to fund the company?
Isn't it also plausible to think that "this initial funding" is what we may have been waiting on all so long?