BKK: I know you are omnipotent, but IMO, SEC does not "run" businesses. They don't tell businesses who should be in and who should not. The SEC settled the case and banned Mona from serving on a board for five years. He and CVSI were fined. SEC won. End of story. If Mona were prohibited from working at CVSI, then the settlement would have demanded that. SEC is a regulatory body. They make rules and they enforce them. You break them, they come after you. Mona screwed up and they punished him. I would agree with you that SEC know who is making the decisions - it's Dowling. His name is on everything. I'm sure the Mona's are working their tales off to bring success. No one has more invested in the company than Mr. Mona. I know I don't own 8 prime properties (do you really need 8?), but my wizened opinion is that the delay is about the grayness of the space. Major brokerages (Wells Fargo) don't let you buy CVSI at the present time. For dumb reasons- "it's a pot stock." I doubt they are alone. So IMO, after the Hemp Bill passes, things will move quickly. Why do you never respond to reasonable arguments. It's the institutional money, stupid. Do you think the SEC trusts Dowling? Doh. Do you think Cramer trusts Dowling? Doh. Do you think instititutional investors trust him? I believe yes. And you still, after repeated requests from me, will not promise to congratulate all the longs (including yourself), when we uplist. Listen, we're both cigar smokers, we both love hemp, both have a full head of hair and are older than 50. Can you throw us a bone. Did we uplist yet? No. Will we uplist by Q1 2019? Damn skippy. Have a great night.
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