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dwp

11/03/19 9:03 AM

#5661 RE: FastMny #5660

Sooo true...When you look around at other MJ Companies like CRON and see they spent $20.8 mil cdn to bring in $10.2 mil cdn in Revenue,it really hits home just how well LHS is doing...We are #5 of 44 in Q over Q in Largest revenue Gain of MJ Companies Over $10 mil cdn in both the US and Canada...Not counting the asset sale...Who would have believed that a few months ago??? Liberty is still only selling a little over 1/4 of 360’s current capacity...Flush with cash ,profitable,could pay off debts and still have money to expand 360 and stores...There very,very few MJ Companies that are in that position... The new Higher margins are like selling more Bud...I’m really stoked for the future here.Just a matter of time and BOOM...lol
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VERAX

11/03/19 6:29 PM

#5665 RE: FastMny #5660

I agree. Once one knows basic cost of overhead. All one has to do is figure aprox. value of weed sold. It's not exact but it lets us know a lot about coming quarter. That is an advantage not very many companies offer. Well, actually the state posts those numbers. Nice thing is we are not in the dark and left wondering. I like that and plan to add as well. This company will find itself back over a dollar in the not to distant future. I don't think it will be over night as stocks have a systematic way of moving. However, as more folks realize the advantage LHSIF gives as a window into the quarter. I believe our moves will become stronger. I believe we have a lot to look forward to given what we know and the advantage we have with the weed sales being public. As I've stated several times. I have a lot of respect for the financial folks on this board and their abilities. I may have even learned a few things. LOL
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Ignatius J. Reilly

11/04/19 9:40 AM

#5673 RE: FastMny #5660

I tend to agree with your outlook here and it looks like one of the best MJ investing opps going forward. My only concern would be this: US$12 million in secured convertible debt from a 2017 debt offering. Those notes mature in November 2020 and convert at a price 4x higher than Liberty's stock price.

This is from the seeking alpha article so I'm not even sure if it is 100% accurate but if so, what are the details of those notes maturing? Could there be an ass load of new shares hitting the market this month??