RE:RE:RE:RE:HIP selloff day 23Dontpanic wrote: If that was the case you wouldn’t come to this forum drop your comments about how you feel about Newstrike and disappear. How about a few facts to support you views, besides how you feel The tragically hip is a shitty band.
Hate to break this to you, but if the tragically hip wasn’t involved at all it still leaves us with a company that ownes and is expanding a facility of the same design and construction of Aurora’s Aurora sky facility. One of, if not THE most advanced grow facilities in North America. A company that has a licence to produce and has had it since Dec, 2016.
Is currently producing from its Brantford facility and has 10 million in product produced and is still producing.
Its Niagara facility will be able to produce 12,500 kg per year and will be expanded to produce 25,000kg per year.
It just received 9 million from the cancelled deal with Cannimed (which to me was the best case scenario).
Has closed a bought financing deal for 80 million and has money in the bank and paid off its debt.
Just added a skilled finance banker to their team, the final piece of the puzzle in my opinion.
Has outlined a solid plan for progress regarding upgrades and retro fits to existing assets.
Laughable...
All of the points mentioned above are reasons why I decided to invest in this company. If everything falls into place, the way management envisions, HIP could easily hit the $3 or $4 mark (or higher) by the summer of 2018. Aurora will be kicking itself for not picking up this play dirt cheap when it had the chance.
Focus on the bigger picture, not the minute-by-minute trading that the bashers (shorts) want you to focus on. They just want you to part with your shares for peanuts.
This company is just getting started and will do extremely well in the weeks and months to come....like most other weed stocks out there. I really like the looks of their state-of-the-art growing facility in Niagara Falls...strategically located right next to the QEW (A1 logistics)...smack dab in the most populated part of the country.
I think, long-term shareholders should all raise their asks to $4 bucks (or higher) prior to the opening bell tomorrow. That way, short players won't be making money with your shares.