This one never has played the way some might think it would. One must remember that the company was fully open about dilution last year and it still rose from .003 during a heavy period of dilution. Something else one might want to keep in mind is that the chart can be read in several ways. Take a look at the annual, weekly and it will give you a different outlook.
Also, I wouldn't discount those acquisitions. This sector is an emerging sector and control of inventory down the line is going to make a difference in who controls treatments. I believe the company will end up being heavily weighted in public storage. Nevada officials didn't woo them for nothing. Like anyone else here, they are looking towards the future. Revenues are weak here, no doubt about it. But, that isn't why people bought into this. If it were, they would have run a long time ago. This is about the future. And, that is why the acquisition game they are into this year is very important. Now is the time to acquire, while many are weak. They won't merge, sell, or partner if they are strong and don't need help. Matt is right. This is the time to make his acquisitions. He may not be able to once they are stronger.
The typical pinkie scam usually isn't even a legitimate company. This one isn't even a pink by the way. It is OTCB.
I went to the open house and met investors from around the country. Not all were from ihub. Nevada state officials were in attendance. No, this isn't the typical pinkie scam you are speaking of.
Time will tell us all what the stock ends up doing. Not all follow the same path.
And, remember, anyone in here last year knows clearly from pr's, video's of the CEO etc., that this would be the year for acquisitions. The CEO is simply following a plan he'd already laid out. No surprises here.
I'm just surprised that anyone that doesn't agree with Matt's goals and methods is still here. I usually move on quietly if I don't like a stock.