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[sirius22]

Actually TRTC is holding up fairly decent.

Um, no actually it isn't because anything that's just hemorrhaging looks better than something that died on the operating table.

All the countries like Canada keep paying employees for doing nothing rather than just sharing the loss up and down stream.

Do you mean that the Canadian LP's should follow TRTC's lead and treat their employees like sh*t and keep all of the money for themselves, screwing shareholders over either way?

[Zippie]

Thanks man you also. Ain't no big deal this company has screwed up. Being scared and saddling up anyway is what have been doing feeling bottom after bottom for sector. Heats being applied to be out with the old. Prohibition is in last throes.

[Pennystomper55]

Yeah, from $4 to .22, holding up very decent!.. ?!?!?!?!

They only lost another 14 Million this quarter...


BidnessMan Member Level Thursday, 11/14/19 01:17:50 PM

"Actually TRTC is holding up fairly decent. CGC missed earnings by a ton that and over supply. All the countries like Canada keep paying employees for doing nothing rather than just sharing the loss up and down stream. Share holders hate it, employees love it. I'm waiting to see what happens to ACB. They will probably miss also. Sadly, I doubt there is any good news in MJ anytime soon. Maybe CBD. But they are getting hit also. Good Luck Zippie."

[oystersnbeer]

https://www.thegrowthop.com/cannabis-news/aurora-chairman-making-significant-steps-to-enter-u-s-market-through-hemp-derived-cbd


Aurora Cannabis Inc. chairman Michael Singer is expecting to leave a “significant footprint” in the U.S. next year.

The man leading the Canadian medical cannabis producer told CNN Business that Aurora finished a “review tour” of America’s multi-state cannabis operators and plans to capitalize on the connections of Nelson Peltz, the company’s new strategic advisor, who is also a billionaire investor.

Aurora also plans to gain momentum through its multi-million-dollar joint research project with the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Through that, Laura Gallant, an Aurora social media strategist, said the company plans to launch ROAR Sports, a high-performing sports brand. At the moment, that’s all they can do with tight regulations in the U.S.,” Gallant said in a phone interview. “Seeing as there’s no deferral framework, there are certain roadblocks to any cannabis company launching nationwide things,” she told The GrowthOp.

“There are ways to position ourselves to be ready… hemp is a big part of that and we’re predicting CBD is going to be huge,” she said.

Industrial hemp is allowed to be grown south of the border. Industrial hemp is defined as containing less than 0.3 percent THC content.

The research exemption allows for cultivators to grow and possess hemp/cannabis that is over 0.3 percent THC content, “if that cultivation or possession contributes to the development of types of industrial hemp that will comply with the three-tenths of 1 percent THC limit established in this division.”

This provision does not allow the commercial sale of hemp or cannabis that is over this threshold.

“They’re making a step to have an economic presence without legalizing marijuana,” Gallant said of the U.S. “We’re planning to have a full robust presence as soon as we can.”

Aurora will evaluate its earnings for this quarter Thursday evening, a move that will help the company decide what the next step is.



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