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Sproutly Canada Inc C.SPR

Alternate Symbol(s):  SRUTF

Sproutly Canada, Inc. is a Canada-based company that is a supplier of all-natural water-soluble and oil ingredients for cannabis products for the beverage and consumables market. The Company’s Health Canada Licensed Facility located in the greater Toronto area operates the application (APP) Technology and produces naturally water-soluble cannabis solution (Infuz2O) and cannabis plant oils infused into bio-natural oil (BNO), each delivering the whole plant spectrum of natural bioactive molecules. Infuz2O is a natural water-soluble cannabis solution that can be stably formulated into traditional beverages without the use of artificial chemicals and/or physical means to keep the cannabinoids blended in the water base. It has the licensee of Infusion Biosciences’ APP Technology in Canada, Europe, United Kingdom, Jamaica, Israel, and Australia. BNO is a cannabinoid oils that retain strain-specific attributes, such as euphoria in gorilla glue strains, and relaxation in blueberry strains.


CSE:SPR - Post by User

Comment by Zookieon Oct 19, 2020 4:36pm
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Post# 31742891

RE:share price crash?

RE:share price crash?Are you a trader or an investor?  The latter will not worry so much about short-term fluctuations.  There's not much room for a pullback, and any news of a deal (revenue) is going to start the upward climb.

robertwfb wrote: I have noticed (at least here in the states) that many stocks that have declined a during the year tend to decline even more at the end of the year in preparation for taxes time. (deductions ya know) I have been considering buying some more sproutly shares among others but am concerned about a possible year end pull back. 
I would be be very interested in any ones view on this. thanks in advance for your responce!


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