TLRam1

Another video from CCO.

https://finance.yahoo.com/video/aurora-cannabis-cco-details-path-184444167.html

He did not state in language I could understand. 

Okay thanks

17 hours ago, rynosback said:

The CEO OF ACB is going to be on Fast Money on May 15th.

Where do you listen to this at?

What is your take on Aurora whose loss increased from 4 cents per share to 16 cents per share?

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Canada-based Aurora ACB, +4.49% ACB, +4.52%  reported fiscal third-quarter losses of C$160.1 million, or 16 cents a share, versus losses of C$20 million, or 4 cents a share, in the year-ago period.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/aurora-cannabis-pot-sales-and-losses-growing-faster-than-expected-shares-gain-2019-05-14

Technomadia has it going on and they partake in our discussions.

2 hours ago, UtahPam said:

Well I would like to meet people in my area who are interested in doing the same thing.   🙂

That would be good, I don't know if you can change the title to better describe that to get more people who might want to do this with you.

Yes you are in good shape, I am not in near the shape you guys are, it took a bit to get all the funds situated but I am there now.

I did finally get monies moved around and bought these.

Curaleaf Holdings, Inc

Charlotte's Web Holdings, Inc

HEXO Corp.

Aurora Cannabis Inc.

Still keeping my eye on New Age Beverages, Harvest Health & Recreation, India Globalization Capital, there are others but these the most serious about. And thanks for the tip on Curaleaf.

Did you have questions or is this just a statement?

Thanks

20 hours ago, rebar said:

Thanks TLRam1.   Can I double post like that?

 

It is not good to double post like that but when you make a mistake, you can ask a admin to move your post or double post. This topic is not Boondocking specific.

Sounds interesting, I am in for the comments. You may want top post this up in General though to get more responses.

Off what you are saying maybe I should watch it a bit before I jump on that one, NBEV.

GWPH  is $172 now.

I realize is can be a moving target and not knowing which will do what is why I am looking at those above, maybe some I am missing and if a hot stock or upstart comes aboard with a good upside we need to communicate this and watch it. 

NBEV is expanding the Walmart deal with the Marley drinks, hoping they will start showing a profit and take off.

Finally have my funds consolidated and ready to make a move on stocks, now it is when to buy?

Currently looking to buy these, what percentage of funds for each, do you go heavy with one vs the other?

Which companies are profitable?

The biggest gainers are Aurora, Charlottes and Curaleaf.

Good one Kirk!

I am in the process of selling stocks with a brokerage house and moving that to another brokerage house, yes I am watching and missed the boat the last 2 weeks. There are several I want to get into and not enough money to go around.

No I did not, I will need to take a look, I did start tracking the stock. Thanks for the update, fantastic news.

Thank you

8 hours ago, rynosback said:

I am only in one US pot stock.  They currently have the largest footprint, stores in the US.

Who would that be?

On a situation like this what do you look for and when do you buy?

Looks like you are correct, I hadn't notice that. Hmm

On 2/28/2019 at 12:22 PM, Dutch_12078 said:

Actually, it is still available on a limited basis to certain vehicle owners. I do agree though, the plan is not available to the general public currently.

What vehicle owners is it available to?

Anyone watching this company?

What is your take?

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/16/harvest-ceo-850-million-verano-deal-is-just-the-beginning-for-us-pot.html?__source=yahoo|finance|headline|story|&par=yahoo&yptr=yahoo

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Earlier this week, cannabis product retailer Harvest Health and Recreation announced it would buy competitor Verano Holdings for $850 million in an all-stock deal, marking the largest U.S. cannabis deal to date. The combined company will be one of the country's largest multi-state operators, presiding over as many as 200 facilities in 16 states.

"We have had an emphasis on profitability from the very beginning of our formation, when talking to Verano,  that they are like-minded in that respect," he said. "They have been running a profitable company for quite some time as well, which, as you know, in the U.S. cannabis industry is quite unique. There's only a few companies that actually run profitably. So, in this case, you've just combined two of them, so there's one less."

Shares of the company, which also trade over the counter, have climbed more than 52 percent year to date.