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damAcon1

01/13/22 9:16 PM

#15131 RE: Drugdoctor #15130

One thing is for sure, cannabis is capital intensive. IMO, if the stock price stays depressed, it is less likely that they will not want to raise capital via equity. Since they just raised debt, I believe that it's just a matter of time before the company raises more capital via sale leaseback. Walmart and Starbucks dont own their properties, they lease. Eventually the cannabis industry will head this direction too because it doesnt make sense to have capital tied up in an asset when that money could be put to better use, and provide a better return, growing the company.

StevenRisk

01/13/22 9:26 PM

#15133 RE: Drugdoctor #15130

No one is beaching. Just said it was a little high.

For your info I believe they had no choice as the deal was done with a quick closing coming and if you remember I said about Jan. 17

Your responce as you copied and pasted was q1. Now your saying within how many days lmbo

Make no mistake DrugDoctor I am very optimistic but still look at every angle as the possivilty of this is remote but management with their $50+ Mil are the secured holders.

Now read this again as surely you will put a spin to it.

I do not think it is but there is no such thing in the market of 10o% otherwise everybody would be rich not just you and me!


Future2016

01/14/22 12:30 AM

#15139 RE: Drugdoctor #15130

Lol. Dye went to the bank and got the best he could get, and we have all seen these terms renegotiated over time.