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ford7319

02/25/17 10:02 AM

#25936 RE: Magnum7419 #25923

OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!! On the road right now, but OMG. Bright future for SGBY. Makes you think SGBY should add more labs in Oregon.

Magnum7419

02/25/17 10:04 AM

#25937 RE: Magnum7419 #25923

Mods please consider my post about new stats/screen shots of OLCC as a sticky. I believe it is worth discussing now thru next week by those more talented than I in this sector.

Nulyfe

02/25/17 10:52 AM

#25941 RE: Magnum7419 #25923

Thanks. Was walking the dog when I read last night so jumped the gun when I read weekly sales charts. Apologies.

Regardless, still allows for ~$23,500
In weekly testing revenues if the average weekly sales continues at 7 million. Not that we'll have 100% of the market or anything but still pretty huge. And not to forget that's based on gram sales so any larger quantity purchase or discount purchase would steadily increase those numbers if we're at $300/test or if smaller than 10# lots are tested, the more testing required for edibles etc.

As Mary pointed out too that's not including consulting revs and is just Oregon numbers. Include the one Cali lab for now and the 11k per week starts to look like an pretty low estimation. Been waiting for this little drop for 2+ months.

My questions that bounce around in my head are:

With these kinds of revs, at what point do we just open the cash register to handle debt so to speak? One would think that's a possibility in the not too distant future

What would share retirement/reduction do for confidence and price?

Since steep hill wanted in publicly with pz** but it didn't work, what would a merger do for us if it were to occur?




Just my thoughts/opinions, and playing with a calculator.


I don't always go long, but when I do it's SGBY

Good luck everyone.







Goodbuddy4863

02/25/17 11:56 AM

#25944 RE: Magnum7419 #25923

Oregon Marijuana tax revenue is crushing original estimates:

http://www.thecannabist.co/2017/02/22/oregon-marijuana-tax-revenue/74138/


SALEM, Ore. — The marijuana business in Oregon is becoming a bonanza for the state.

"The Oregon Department of Revenue announced Tuesday it received $5.3 million in marijuana tax payments in January. The grand total of $65.4 million received in the year since Oregon started taxing pot sales is blowing the original estimate out of the water.

Related: Report: America’s marijuana industry headed for $24 billion by 2025

In January 2016, the state started collecting a 25-percent tax from medical marijuana dispensaries’ recreational sales. A year later, recreational pot shops — which first opened in Oregon five months ago — began charging a 17 percent tax. Meanwhile, dispensaries stopped selling recreational pot."
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$$$$ SGBY $$$$

Compliments of Schaeway

nwsun

04/22/17 11:53 AM

#29539 RE: Magnum7419 #25923

Shares bought short show up as buys, so which of those buys were long and which were short?