Nextleaf Solutions Ltd C.OILS

Wow

[LastoftheFranks]

Okay they're going to be a player. Hats off gentlemen. 

https://shopburb.com/collections/vendors?q=Glacial%20Gold

[Adventurous]

Excellent find, LastoftheFanks! These are the comparables I was looking for. Quality was not for me a concern, but pricing is finally 20%-40% less than competitors! No wonder it was sold out in a few hours. Today might have been the last day one could buy Nextleaf shares for less than 20c. Good thing I loaded the truck.

[DonRudy]

@Adventurous To speak on nextleafs quality, I purchased the Anytime 1:1- Glacial fresh Mint and the Sesions - Berry Lemonade. I usually don't purchase flavoured distillate due to past experiences not being favourable, but can honestly say that both these aromas result in a  smooth enjoyable product. The human trials may have helped play a role in this.  I'm curious to hear

[Adventurous]

Thanks DonRudy, valuable information. So human trials do make a difference. It is worth reading the appreciations (see *****) on Stealthct reference to the old Glacial Gold website. A number of comments mention the need to add a flavour of some sort, while you say that not any flavour does the trick. A touchy point that got solved. Our Nextleaf is clearly not in the bulk business here.

[Salbrom]

Of course Monday 1$ lol 

[cronic1980]

Couple of the GG products sold out. Was that the case when you first posted this link? 

[MrMartin]

That's a very good sign! The markt is trying it out.. More orders will come for sure.. I see allot of good reactions on the product too

[MrMartin]

And no that was not the case when h linked it.. They were all available

[Adventurous]

So last week we got excited because the provincial distribution agency sold out the lots to retailers, and now you are saying retailers sold out in a couple days all the products to users. Wow indeed. If a low price might have explained retailers enthousiasm, quality now explains the empty shelves.  Can you please tell us more about consumer feedback? Any links you can point us to? As you

[stealthct]

The company needs 20M - 30M in revenue to move the share price upward. 

[AuroraAurora]

This is complete and utter speculation and is not true...come on Stealth. For example, even without dramatic revenue increase, we could see increase from naming of a partner, debuting of a successful Dragon's Den episode, etc. etc. With revenue increase, I don't think we'd need anywhere near that to start to move the needle. 

[Adventurous]

Right now the smallest thing could lit the fire and move the share price up. But if you want to look at it seriously, you need to use a multiplier: share price = X times revenues or Y times earning. Then you're talking. Of course you have companies with no revenues and no earnings which command a hefty share price, based on the technology they possess or future perspectives. To any of these

[Salbrom]

You know how many cartridges they need to sell to make that kind of money even at at 10 dollar profit per cartridge so imagine if the margins are lower then that to achieve it they will have to become the only oil processor in the country lol 

[Rusty2018]

Have to disagree bud. You have to skate to where the puck is going - especially with small micro cap companies. Future value becomes important metric. The IP here makes this more valuable as the tech is proven and the revenue starts rolling in. So from here there will be eyes from the competition and "other industy players". My 2 cents

[shneps]

The need for "new machines, hiring new employees" is not necessary because we have the required capacities and we don't want to ramp up too quick. This is the one aspect that Charles Ackerman (CFO) has mentioned numerous times. The equipment is now at the stage in which it is being paid down and profit margins increase accordingly. They have referenced expanding production but I

[Adventurous]

The Ubika Alpha investment reports I dig up on the internet are pretty much in line with what you say Sheps. Nextleaf seems to have the equipment in place for the vaping business. So if they are able to have a $15M a year vaping business and to retain a margin of one third ($5M), a business value of 10x profits would means $50M or about a doubling of the share price from here. Plus intellectual

[Rusty2018]

Now you're skating to where the puck will be...LOL GLTAL

[Adventurous]

I don't know Rusty if it's lift-off today at 21 cents, but the gas fumes of that 13.51% up in the last hour are making me dizzy!

[Rusty2018]

OILS is undervalued IMO and is truly at the inflection point All the hard work from the Nextleaf team is coming to fruition It took a bitl longer and with most new companies some adjustments had to be made Easier to see the finish line now but it will be one step at a time (or quarter at a time) GLTAL

[Salbrom]

You don't seem to grasp that the hole IP thing was debunked wen the vapes came out this price point is not disruptive that's why we still sit at 0.19 if it was a disruptive price point the sp would of rallied the secound folks figured out what the price tag was 

[Rusty2018]

Salbrom  Read this and then read it again https://www.nextleafsolutions.com/insights/what-does-distillate-cost-in-canada/

[DonRudy]

  I believe you're incorrect about nextleafs Price point not being disruptive? nextleafs vapes appear to be the cheapest 1G carts available on the BC government website. https://www.bccannabisstores.com/ Nextleafs 1G carts are cheaper than many 0.5G carts available online and in shops. (Legal suppliers)   Nextleaf price point: https://shopburb.com/ 1G/Anytime1:1 -

[Salbrom]

I understand your point of vue yes your correct but  it's bush weed it's outdoor weed no specific strain it's the bulk of what's saleable jammed into one vape with added flavour it's not it's not a strain that's being extracted and sold as a strain what I'm saying is it should be cheaper just based on that 

[DonRudy]

  Im not sure I follow? It should be cheaper than the cheapest vape available? Their 1G cart is cheaper than 0.5G carts.  They're selling a high purity distillate, regardless of the bush weed that goes in, it comes out high purity distallite just as it would high grade flower. It just takes more bush weed to get the same end result. Not to mention every other extractor had access

[shneps]

You're exactly correct DonRudy. This is where Cronos Group has been helping Nextleaf to prove out their IP. As in this entire industry, "If you can provide a better quality product at a lower cost." It's has been shown in previously posted articles that the entire cannabis industry came screaming out of the gates investing in huge infrastruture costs to produce low quality

[Rusty2018]

You can lead a horse to water...... Last post this morning (busy day) but here it is Salbrom: A Note on Defining Quality:  At Nextleaf, we define quality through value, and purity/potency. The ability to maintain quality at scale is a challenge faced by any industrial scale processor. Our team of Engineers, Chemists, and Extraction Technicians have overcome this

[Adventurous]

In other words Salbrom, as I see it, Nextleaf process is disruptive because it is able to extract oil from lesser quality weed, for an unrivalled cost and for a better quality result. That is (my words): Commercially extracting oil from trims and low quality weed. Other processes (CO2, etc.) are technically unable to do this, period. Of course Nextleaf can also extract oil from any better

[stealthct]

The stock market is going to experience a huge shake out either December 2021 are sometime in 2022 (early 2022 based on extremely reliable sources). A news event is will be published. Crypto space will take 85% drawdown at most 2022 - 2024. Can't send a man to jail on this.

[RyanB1234]

They were in stock when I first viewed the link