Respectfully, you're referring to investment companies not corporations within JVs. Companies who are in joint ventures come to agreements based on the potential of growth from a mutually beneficial collaboration. If you're thinking they are scammers it's a different story and thus, yes, they would be selling. But given grow life is fully reporting and fitx is in the midst ofa 2 year audit to being accounts current for fully reporting status and both have shared a desire to up list I do but believe they are scamming...therefore they would lose their jobs for selling shares acquired in a JV prior to the actual revenue being realized from the agreement. No company would ever do that. Investment companies will take 30 percent but major corps who join into collaborative agreements do so based on the potential of the partnership. I respect the devils advocate side of things but you seem smart enough to know that youre somewhat misleading in the way you are stating this. If it was a major investment firm they would've sold at .38---but this is a partnership between two companies based on the potential of selling medical mj globally. Nobody is selling until they have realized profits.
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