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JohnBlaze

05/29/17 7:16 PM

#31866 RE: Risicare #31865

How dare you compare a criminal that was convicted in a court of law to "Sweet Goh". There isn't always immediate payoff when you're doing something the right way. Old Medbox did better because a couple people conspired together to commit fraud. Do you consider that better for real?

Sweet Goh would never do that.

29YEARINVESTOR

05/29/17 10:00 PM

#31867 RE: Risicare #31865

Wrong! I bought in on Goh's Pre-Election run a few months after the farm news and sold as high as 1500% on that 2500% run under GoH's management before Jeffery even got the past Old managements problems resolved. Jeffery just resolveed those problems and by terminating them on March 9th 2017 Goh resolved Past Managements problems with the SEC without even so much as a fine and I have bought and sold part of my shares many times for 25% to 1500% before NGBL was shorted back down So like with any stock If you don't buy and sale when it runs you could lose money.
We are now waiting on Jeffery to tell us the new teams plan so if one can get in on the bottom like I did pre-election and sell part of them shares when it hits 2500% again or better. They to can make a profit all though they will most likely have to buy the 2's for 100% higher than I got the NGBL Pre-Election shares for .0001 and sold .0015 on the way to .0025
I will agree though had I bought the .0025's like y'all did I would be down until the next run.
Which could happen any time again with Jeffery's new team and plans and the next big run just might be sustainable Once the CBD profits come rolling in and even those that bought high on the last run could get ahead again.
After Lessons learned with other stocks I don't get greedy and Hold any stock on a big run like NGBL had pre-election. With any stock I buy I try to sell at least 50% on a 200% are better Run and have been known to take less. That way I not only have a profit but ride the other half of my shares for free.

If our new team now lead by Jeffery Goh is half as successful as the other past companies Jeffery has lead.
NGBL should prosper Nicely in the near future.

Here have a look at NGBL's Googled Farm stewy posted and then look at our successful CEO's Resume:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/212+39th+Ln,+Pueblo,+CO+81006/@38.2694976,-104.4378162,817m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x8713afcd92c253a1:0x8d4a80a996e23f54!8m2!3d38.269239!4d-104.4300389

Jeffery Goh has many years of success as a business leader focused on fast-growing sectors in food, technology and international business. He brings three decades of experience to his role, serving in executive management positions for Fortune 500 companies, including PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble. Jeff has extensive experience helping companies scale business models, enhance profitability, improve brand identity, and streamline research and development activities.

A social entrepreneur, Jeff leads a privately held investment firm focused on businesses which offer significant health benefits to consumers. He served as CEO of Heart Brand Foods, which has patented technology to make great-tasting, heart-healthy snacks that help reduce LDL cholesterol. He also served as CEO of Two Chefs on a Roll, the foremost designer and custom producer of savory and bakery private label food products in the United States. Under Jeff’s leadership, the business grew rapidly, expanded nationally to include three manufacturing locations, and eventually sold to a publicly traded company.

On the international front, Jeff opened P&G’s Shanghai/East China market, and as General Manager introduced PepsiCo Foods’ Chinese Cheetos, the first international snack food tailored specifically for Chinese consumers. Jeff was recognized as the top performer by Pepsi Foods/Beverages International with the High Performance Leadership Award. He graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from the University of Southern California.