Replies to post #113935 on Hemp Inc (HEMP)

[PianoForte]

Yes, Voice, we need to know what is going on in NC. But, the $400 million in Oregon colas, plus whatever in bio mass, should be enough to boost this stock price if not now, then Soon! I could be wrong. lol

[@realToothFairy]

Logical explanation:

Share selling scheme run by professional penny stock cons.
For decades now.

[Ecostate]

100% agree- chart went from hero to zero. I really feel it hasn’t really hit how it doesn’t bode well for hemp and Bruce to not have the machine up and running. So much biomass hemp being harvested in that state. nonsensical and it either looks like it’s part of the scam and having no intentions to go big or just not the follow though. Maybe afraid to go to big? But going from one coast to another hoping for the dream on another growers bandwagon raises another question? I love the videos and wha t we are seeing but it all seems misleading because we don’t know how much is hemp incs portions, or any at all? Lots of workers,lots of space,lots of machinery,lots of power bills..... doesn’t leave much left in a market of CBD saturation at this point. I sold today for a 300 dollar loss this time.... good luck

[ChanceVision]

This is what is happening in NC according to a recent press release on 10/17/19:

From what I can see, they will be setting up a CBD oil extraction lab and making the base material for the plastic pellets from hemp and kenaf. I think the Loss Circulation Material and Spill Be Gone might be there too. Not sure.

From The Press Release Article:

EXPANSION: The CEO said Hemp Inc. will expand as the industry ramps up. “You cannot grow hemp anywhere in America without having a processing center,” he said, adding that experts have estimated that anywhere from 50%-75% of all hemp grown in America will never make it to market. Perlowin said that happens due to the lack of processing centers and Hemp Inc. plans to open centers all over America. “We have one here in Oregon and we’re going to add to our industrial plant in North Carolina to make that a processing center for CBD,” he said. “Wherever the farmers are starting to grow a lot of hemp, we’ll put in a local processing center so that they have a place to bring it and harvest it.”

Source: https://thefly.com/landingPageNews.php?id=2977045&sd=2019-10-17%2013:20:28


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