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Newstrike Brands Ltd NWKRF

"Newstrike Brands Ltd is a licensed producer and cultivator of medical cannabis based in Brantford, Ontario. The company cultivates and sells both forms including dried and fresh marihuana."


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Comment by Ggeemanon Feb 26, 2019 11:59am
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RE:decision

RE:decision
all those companies are ok , but only one has sound financials and that is HIP . Also ,only on of them have more than 7 provincial agreements . Oh and , only one of those was only focused on rec. The rest have no excuse . I have lost lots of money chasing . I stay here in the undervalued play because they have barely any funds invested in them . This is because they started late in their endeavors , now is time for the sp to catch up. Aleaf cannot be worth more , and neither can huge or namaste. We belong over the 500 mill market cap (over a dollar ) . The only reason this hasn't happened is because the lack of volume to move the O/s . hIP took this route to raise money because they had virtually no sales and were already knees deep amongst its peers . I don't disapprove of a reverse split at this point . It was easier for canopy to keep their share count lower while making money off medical . Canopy has another problem now though , canopy spends wayyyyyy too much to make a sale on bud . ACB took a completely different approach . They sold medical , but still decided to buy up everything they could and raised cash through shares . Let's see who will fair better in the end . I believe HIP made the right choices and were prudent with their money . Now they start earning and they will easily move up to the senior exchange. This is where the big money will start pouring in from Bay street , thus attracting more retail investors . Hip is on the cusp of success , in due time I believe they will take the usual market approach and buy back shares . Jay has every single share still because he can , and believes in this company's strategy to market. His shares will one day be worth more than that mythical 3 dollars ..MARK THESE WORDS DOWN . He is in it to win it . He could have sold like all others did when the Bonanza happened last year around January. Others like executives at ACB , canopy , huge , ogi etc .. this is one of the few fellows in this industry that chose to keep his , and I believe he has a mission and number in mind . Mozzarella made a good point about waking up and finding a huge sp on your screen . This can very well happen when funds start buying all up ,and retail chases squeezing the #$@ out of the shorts . Patience has always been the name of any great start up . Fundamentals point towards HIP being here to stay, in not too sure all those other mid/small caps will be able to raise more capitol going forward . The time has come and passed , we are lucky to have this war chest . Others will have to sell like crazy to fund operations or go to private sources . Jay has played his cards super well and we shall have the last laugh. Those A warrants know something we don't know , as far as the plan goes . . . No acceleration , no clauses , 5 year expiry . They are planning to execute and drive those warrants into the money imo . They have 5 years to make a ton of happy new investors
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