Replies to post #11070 on FutureLand Corp (FUTL)

[Fekets10]

Totally agree! Let go of the past, live in gratitude of the present and be excited about the future!

There's a harvest that will be ready this month, dividends and solar revenues to post on 3Q financials.

I bought my first shares of FUTL at .0257 on October 21 of 2016 almost this time last year ( I did sell them) and now there is a harvest and a smart collaborative business plan coming together!! It will not be long before FUTL is back at that level IMO.
LOTS going on with FUTL than a year ago.

$$FUTL$$

[I-Glow]

Here is what is funny - Talari was here in 2009. Let me guess he is a changed man - he has given investors the double pinky swear that he won't screw them over again.

IG

[stervc]

KeepItRealistic, with these FUTL very true thoughts...

I agree with these very true FUTL thoughts. If they have reflected in their upcoming 10-Q or even in the subsequent filings of the 5,700,000 or more, then the market will have a very positive reaction towards this confirmed growth:

https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2017/09/27/1133669/0/en/FutureLand-Corp-FUTL-Closes-Joint-Venture-with-GreenLeaf-Holdings-LLC-for-Purchase-of-80-of-Amps-Electric-Inc-to-Bring-Solar-Power-To-Cannabis-Company-Expects-Big-Revenue-Spike-on-.html
FutureLand Corp. (FUTL) Closes Joint Venture with GreenLeaf Holdings, LLC for Purchase of 80% of Amps Electric Inc. to Bring Solar Power To Cannabis - Company Expects Big Revenue Spike on its Year End Financials

Amps Electric, Inc., a Massachusetts company, deals in solar energy and general contracting. Of course, the company supplies solar energy to any power need, but cannabis is going to be a huge addition to their erupting portfolio. Amps currently has $5,700,000 is revenue and believes it can achieve $7,000,000 to $10,000,000 by the end of the year 2017. FutureLand is expecting to be able to book substantial revenues on its year end financials boosting stockholder value through this transaction. But more about the opportunity; because of the nature of many cannabis grows, being secluded on the one hand, and needing to operate self-sufficiently on the other, it makes a lot of sense for FutureLand to include this derivative within its canopy of offerings.

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Sterling