Replies to post #38597 on CV Sciences Inc (CVSI)

[Pandemonium75]

The DRC? Really? The violence and instability of that country alone makes any investment there a high-risk one unless your profit margin accounts for civil war, insurance, protection forces, corruption and bribery, etc...

No way this drops the price of CBD 96%. There may be some truth to this company farming hemp, I have not had time to research, but this article and the math alone doesn't make any sense at all.

[MartyTamreau]

BKK: Is it GRAS-certified CBD?
MT

[Sunblazers]

Yes but first you have to send $5,000 to his cousin in Nigeria...Total horse nonsense. Anyone can grow vast amounts of junk for nothing with low cbd content and if this company was so awesome they would have deals in place for all that said product not be in talks with themselves. Your constant fear mongering on this board is useless, we all know what we own, which is hands down best in show and way ahead of the pack, it’s called quality over quantity. Everyone already knew cbd was gonna come out of the woodwork and all these companies slinging crap will quickly be pounced on by regulating bodies. You just keep on trolling and the rest of us will just keep adding!

[User-007]

Wrong!!!

Follow my thought process: Profit Margin = Income/Revenue (or sales)

If my company sells 100,000 in product and the product cost is 50,000…then my Profit Margin is 50%.
If my company sells 100,000 in product and the product cost is 25,000…then my Profit Margin is 75%.

But wait, I must stay competitive, right? So now that we have access to the commodity (which is cheaper) forcing the cost of production lower by all production companies in the business now my company sells 50,000 in product, but hey, my product cost was just 25,000 which still generates me a 50% margin.

The bottom line is this: It will be “sales” that put my company above my competitors…not the cost of the commodity. Sales, Sales, Sales, 3 words!