droidmeister wrote: Because I first invested in this stock in December 2015, and I know this company's history inside and out, before the RTO with Thelon Capital. There were people on this board back in 2016 who were invested in Thelon Capital before the RTO - do you understand what that means? Seriously? Think hard about that for a minute. I've been to Kelowna, I've exchanged texts with JM, I've seen stuff wich I wont post on this board, as they say "I have the evidence of my own eyes", I chat off-line with people in Kelowna - it's not a big city and the pot world is a small one out there. There's a limit to what I can say on a public board like this. I won't reveal my sources and there are people who read this board, who have also been to kelowna, even been inside 2550 Acland, and they dont say anything on this board but they stil read it from time to time (but their numbers are dwindling) once in a while they still PM me. You're either on the payroll or you dont know what you're talking about. But what you dont understand is i could buy 400,00 shares of THC tomorrow and my story wont change one bit. Where this stock is concerned, I no longer believe in anything management says, all I care about is can I make a point or two and sell. I dont short. I buy because I hope to make a profit. There were times when I was high on this stock, when I fell in love with it, when I believed in the company, when I got excited when I read about Lesotho, the greenhouse in Ontario, the deal in Australia... but you know what? Here's when I always remember a post someone made on reddit/potstocks, there was a time when THC was being discussed on reddit, and someone posted something that absolutely rang true with me, even though I was still holding shares - that poster on reddit said his problem with THC was: TOO MANY BROKEN PROMISES - that's all he said - FOUR WORDS - AND SO TRUE. TOO MANY BROKEN PROMISES and I'm the same way now. I've drank the Kool-Aid, got excited by annoucements, and then watched all of them, one at a time, turn into nothing but broken promises. But here's the other thing, I've done my DD on this company, all the way to visiting Kelowna and parking beside JM's car at the Rex hotel, so I'm what's called an "INFORMED INVESTOR". There's no fooling me any longer, no more drinking the Kool-Aid again, But maybe I'll buy again if there's a reason to, and the best place to hear the latest news is on Stockhouse boards, not just THC but all of the other stocks I'm invested in as well. My problem is, I can't pass over a post when I see BS, but I can tell you, not all boards are like THC. The Beleave board, for instance, is quite polite, people post, generally no one lies, they exchange ideas and news, I glance over the posts several times a day and I rarely post anything. But this board is full of idiots and/or liars who spout utter nonsense like 100,000 sq ft (give me a break!!) - people dont post garbage like that on other boards. It's an interesting philosophical question: why is the THC board one of the most toxic boards on Stockhouse?? Personally, I think it's because of the shady company that's the subject of the board. Like longtrack said, serious investors take a look at THC, ask where's the Investor deck, and when they hear there isn't one, they leave and never think about it again. My wife and I have investments in a private equity firm, one time I asked my advisor about his opinion of THC, he looked at it for 2 seconds and said "That's not the type of company we invest in". So who's left? Small, unsophisticated retail investors with stars in their eyes, people who think they can get rich quick by investing in pot, looking for a cheap entry, novice investors, people who are perfect targets for pumpers, manipulators, scammers, quick buck artists and con men. That's another thing - I invested in THC in December 2016, but I go way, way back in penny stock investments on the old Vancouver exchange, I know pump and dump schemes, I remember Bre-X, and many others. I was burned once by Norwood Resources, and I know the pattern of west coast Venture Exchange pump and dumps. I'm a veteran. Because the company itself is shady (eg., no AGM, weak board, no exec bio's, "interim" CFO for 2+ years, etc.) it attracts people who are shady as well. Serious invesors walk away fast. At least that's my theory. Long answer.
Thelon
Capital.
THC Biomed. You could spend several hours researching the history of Thelon Capital. You might want to do that.
RamboIsMIA wrote: Im done arguing with you. You bring up some points man but you beat a dead horse and dont see any of the positives. In person you are probably a decent guy. Why wont you just stop?