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Phivida Holdings Inc. PHVAF

Phivida is a premier brand of cannabidiol ('CBD')-infused functional foods, beverages and clinical products that is poised for global distribution.


OTCQX:PHVAF - Post by User

Comment by cpeczekon Feb 15, 2019 11:33am
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Hilarious. You seem much more reasonable than your counterpart on the group. Have you got someone to give you a fresh eyes perspective? I know you are deep into the group and it can be hard to objectively look when you feel like you are in a community. Try to ask yourself some questions about this: 1. How is Jim Bailey going to make this successful with 100% certainty? This is the primary thing I hear you guys say. Jim Bailey has experience but he didn't invent Red Bull nor is he the primary reason its successful. It was already successful by the time it launched in Canada. He had 0 to do with that. I'm not saying he is irrelevant or incompetent but he is not someone who created a new market for a product that didnt exist. He was part of a team that helped a product with existing hype be introduced to a new market for it. He is still liable to misstep. It's not 100% that he will be successful even if he is more likely than others with no experience to be successful. 2. If they manage to sell their 100k units in production (assuming they get it in stores) how much margin will they obtain and how will this translate into earnings? It is almost unheard of for a drink to get 50% margins. But even if they did. Selling the drink at $5 would net them 250k usd. The company is valued at 20 million even with the super depressed share price. That would still put their price earnings in the 100s even if you dont include income tax and deductions. That is assuming it sells at all and for a margin that Coca-Cola would be unable to obtain. 3. How are they going to get more cash without issuing more shares at a price significantly lower than anyone has bought
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