Replies to post #265 on Akanda Corp (AKAN)

[Scumbag Fraudsters]

Hmmm, where to begin?

The year 20231 (or is it 20,231?) is 18k+ years away and neither Akanda nor its shareholders will exist in the dystopian future.

Akanda may not exist in 2030 if things keep going the way they have been.

I'm not familiar with the U.S.S.A. Is that between U.S.S.R. and U.S.A.?

Legalization is dead in the water for the foreseeable future in the U.S.A.

40 weed predictions highly likely to come true in 2023

2023 will see no cannabis legalization bills pass Congress. Republicans take over control of the House, which means Republican committee chairs have the power to block any cannabis reform bills they don’t like—even if the bills have enough floor votes to pass.

The House has passed the MORE Act (which would end federal cannabis prohibition) twice in the past two years—but that winning streak will end in 2023 as Democrats hand over control of the chamber to Republicans.

In the US Senate, Democrats will still control the agenda—and they still won’t have enough votes to pass a legalization bill. Stodgy Democrats like Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) will balk at an issue they don’t understand and refuse to consider. Federal THC potency limits will be discussed but not enacted.

https://www.leafly.com/wp-home/?p=239404#fed

[Drugdoctor]

Yea, the weekly chart shows the progress the stock is making now, and VOLUME precedes PRICE. The huge interest that is being shown here by traders is proof that the market sees the company stock as OVERSOLD now, and likely a push is being made to bring them back over $1/share and into Nasdaq compliance.

So past troubles got the stock oversold and the company undervalued, but the new interim management seems to be on track to change that, and investors are responding.

Some traders will dwell on past problems, and other traders will be able to look ahead to a possible turnaround.