RE:chris heath from jan/8/20Great Question for Heath.
The work on "persuading investors" seems to have faltered, if it ever even got started, since Heath wrote this in January. The SP is a reflection of investor interest, and right now there appears to be none. The entire bid - right down to the bottom, from what I can see on the CSE, amounts to around only 370,000 shares, or less than 25 thousand bucks!
So no one is interested..., either A) because they have never heard of us, or B) the thought is that opportunity to invest in this company is so unattractive (compared to other options) even at these prices (in which case, what is the fair price??) or C) because it is thought that the company is unsalvageable and/or headed for failure.
Personally, based on everything else we know about the co. I think it is the first option. Which brings us back to Heath and the team (Lloyd? -- is anyone else still there??) It's time to move forward with the plan, boys, or step aside for someone more suited to the task.
Duster340 wrote: we plan to continue to deploy our cash to build cannabis revenue, and we are seeing pretty good organic revenue growth rates post-acquisition, like any small, fast-growing public company, we are somewhat dependent on the overall capital markets to continue acquiring aggressively. My hope is now with three successful quarters under our belt, and with no debt, market participants will be persuaded to become shareholders in our fast-growing company and we can finally set ourselves apart from the many listed cannabis companies in distress. Our strength, I believe, is now proven."
(duster340 writes: chris what the heck happened,where did all the shareholders go?
no mention of bill 280e here, the bill that has been with us and every other pot company since day 1.
i don't think anything has changed still no debt, i believe we will have another good quarter the 4th in a row, but how will you persuade investors and drive shareholder value.
(concerned shareholder)