Nutritional High International Inc. Ordinary Shares C.NHL

RE:lots of maybe's

[Bobthebuilddr]

You can't say that Colorado hasn't worked out right when you don't understand the deal in place. Rental income and royalties do add considerable revenue even if you don't understand how. For example. Look at the last quarterly report for rent. Over 300k. Incase you can't add, that's 1.2 million per year in rent. Now LAK is going to move into the building next door also owned by EAT. So assume that the deal is going to be similar to PV. That's 2.5 million per year in rent. Not including any royalties. The profit margin on edibles and oils is big enough that PV and LAK can succeed as well as EAT getting a piece of the pie. I know it's not the whole pie in Colorado, but that's state law. And you gotta work within it. They have already stated that oregan is going to be 100% NH. California will be nice but it's speculation to the laws so why assume it's a gold mine. Canada is a gold mine too but till there is more legislative work done it's all speculation. Plus Nevada they will have 2 facilities, one with LAK and I assume the other run by them or another merger type deal. Anyways. 2.5 million in rent per year once they have 10 properties still adds 25 million to the bottom line. That's all that matters. I'm hoping edibles are mentioned more in depth this Tuesday.

geodcan wrote: oils are going to get cheaper and cheaper as the competition flourishes.  high end oil may be worth more or maybe the CO2 cracked oil will be good enough.  time will tell.  I think it is great that EAT finally got a product produced but what is that going to do for the bottom line?  It's clear now that we are in the wrong State and it is unclear where those vapes were made.  Colorado seemed like the most likely place to succeed until the smoke cleared.  The Palo deal is like dry humping!  Let's go to California and do it right.  No partners, no layered in deals.  If this company can't raise the money on its own to do what they said then forget about it.  It was a simple and achievable plan if it was kept simple and approached as a manufacturing business and not a real estate deal.  If we have manufacturing equipment on the way then let's take it to California rather than setting it up in Colorado for a company that can't pay its rent.  That's called throwing good money after bad!  glta and dyodd