It wouldn’t be the first time I’ve been wrong, but in this case, I doubt it. In subsequent posts you gave links to prior fluff PRs that were used to get a few onlookers to jump in with their hard earned money with the hope of making a killing. Everything announced is with precursor of ‘forward looking statements’ and written on paper that dissolves when wet like SGMD. Somewhere along the line you have to repay debt for purchases, the few salaries involved, licenses, insurance, accounting, legal, seed, machines, water, supplies specific to growing season, cultivation, packaging, delivery, ect ect ect ect. This doesn’t even include costs of sales, partnership agreements, taxes, miscellaneous overhead, SEC filings, and ect ect ect. There is no cash on hand, and the buying / selling of shares benefits only a few tied into the myriad of dilution shams. If and only if there is market demand for said products and purchases, those markets are already up and running with sufficient liquidity to absorb the incremental demand as regulations are piecemealed together over time. The announced equity partner(s) are superficial at best and have long time put out large dollar numbers with enough caveats that there is no exchange of money, just stock that gets maneuvered back and forth. So yes I’m probably wrong.
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