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SooS416

09/25/17 11:08 AM

#111987 RE: JEFFROCOLETRAIN #111984

Well i'm not sure that assuming other clinics won't be profitable when they have shown that the business model does work make sense either.

I mean if something is achieved, is it wrong to assume that it can happen again? I think its silly to think that it cannot based on currently known evidence. If filings come out and paint a different story we can reevaluate the situation then, but currently what is there to disprove the money making capabilities of these clinics outside of baseless pessimism
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ijeffc

09/25/17 11:24 AM

#111993 RE: JEFFROCOLETRAIN #111984

More Clincs = More Revenues
More Revenues = Higher stock Price
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Bull68

09/25/17 11:36 AM

#111995 RE: JEFFROCOLETRAIN #111984

Not run or owned an MMJ clinic, but did own two restaurants. The commercial leases were not overly expensive (all being relative) and the PAOG corporate locations are Class B. Take the St Augustine location, leased at $14/sf. Do you think Weber and company would be signing all these leases if they didn't understand the ROI? If this were a scam, then you are correct, they have not worked the numbers and they wouldn't have multiple commercial properties. All startups can fail, true, most do, but if you get in a new and growing market with an attractive product/service, you have an opportunity to grow with the industry. I know for a fact that alternative medicine and the various services are well embraced in the St. Augustine area. I see a road to success.