Sixth Wave Innovations Inc SIXWF

We are being teased right now. The Potential is Hugh.

[up2005]

If SIXW can partner with 2-3 manufacturers and distributors we could finally be in the MONEY. It has been a long ugly ride. So much promise but very little to show for it. Affinity, XOS, MIPS. Gluckman in this latest NR is teasing me with a year ahead of orders and deliveries that could launch the SP by multiples. GLTA longs. Trying to pick up alittle more to support the deal.

[throwaway11]

Just to tally it up on the revenue story, this is what we know about affinity. -It's awaiting the final results of a test run -Since the original estimates from earlier investor documents, they have optimized the design of the machine to make it simpler, and increased yields -Gluckman has repeated a claim over several interviews that they have a long list in inquiries for affinity. -Even

[Jackattack77]

I agree with your comments very much.  it will only take the sales agreement with Green Envy to start bank rolling the AMIPS projects at a faster rate.  AMIPS to me is the real money maker and game changer.  Affinity will be a train once it starts rolling that will gain traction.  Need a couple big players to jump on board.  Cant wait for 2022.

[maybe111]

I wonder throwaway, You look at ROOF and compare it to SIXW.  ROOF is sitting at a 50% higher value than SIXW.  But, is there any comparison between the opportunities?   SIXW has only been around for about two years total and we have those on this thread who one would think had been around at least five years.  Get real guys. Probable revenue after only two years is

[maybe111]

I wonder throwaway, You look at ROOF and compare it to SIXW.@ ROOF is sitting at a 50% higher value than SIXW.@ But, is there any comparison between the opportunities?@@ SIXW has only been around for about two years total and we have those on this thread who one would think had been around at least five years.@ Get real guys. Probable revenue after only two years is outstanding with a Vancouver

[throwaway11]

Actually, Sixth Wave has been around way longer than two years. I have found documents dating back to 2016 for affinity and references to IXOS in 2017.

[maybe111]

Affinity was the name of it's financial supporter, back in the day.  Aparently, they have trouble with cannabis and that just might be why they sold a bunch of shares earlier this year (and might be the seller now).  IXOS has been around but it was a group of investors using a shell out of Vancouver that financed cannabis extraction. That was in 2018, I believe.  So, not very

[Swiftracquet]

If we don't get positive Affinity news before year end... and when I say positive, I mean news that clearly spells out revenue is being generated.  Why haven't Sixth had any other deals yet if this tech is so awesome and cost saving?  

[throwaway11]

Swiftracquet the best view from the client side I could find was from cannabis business forums. People seemed skeptical about the profit sharing business model and the cost of simply buying out Affinity machines. There was also criticism of the technology's potential, but from what I can see the company has since disproved those criticisms. This is why I am skeptical of the revenue

[lscfa]

Extractors save $0.25/gm after SIXW's fee.....       Traditional Affinity Difference gms processed 1 1   Opex $0.70 $0.30  

[throwaway11]

Locking people into contracts comes with its own set of complications when something of a quasi-legality status is being dealt with. The uncertainty of end product's legal status and thus potential of the volatility of its market price makes producers uneasy. Gluckman has repeated that he has received around a hundred inquiries. I wonder how many will actually become customers? I think Sixth

[lscfa]

The biz model works for cannabis co.s because it allows them to only pay SIXW when they produce product. The cannabis co.s are not locked into a fixed cost structure via purchase of the machine or minimum licensing payments.    

[maybe111]

Then side with the government and remove the THC, where necessary.  Become the sole processor in conservative states.

[throwaway11]

There is the normal cost with competing tech, what sixth wave saves them, then what portion of that saving goes to sixth wave versus the producer. I am just being clear in that I have done some reading and it seems like people who work in cannabis have been put off by what Sixth Wave is asking for versus the ROI from using them. The upcoming trial results will talk. If the numbers are that great,

[maybe111]

Simply go into business yourself and make both ends of the profit.  Growers are plentiful and there will be loads of raw material on the market.

[maybe111]

Do you want to swamp the market????  What's up with you??? 

[throwaway11]

Due to the nature of stockhouse's posting system, I can't tell if you're replying to me. But I think you might be. My angle is that I want to make sure that my investment is in a company that is going to make me a return on my investment. It's that simple. If you want a good bull case, completely exhaust the bear case. I have found a potential bear case in affinity for the fact

[maybe111]

I was responding to you throwaway.  Of course the chat lines were being negative.  No one wants to be paying more than they have too. That said, most could not sell the amount of product that can be produced on even a small machine. Real "customers" of "CBD by the tonne" are not on chat lines, they are running a business.  That customer wants quality

[throwaway11]

"Running a business = not spending any time on social media" does not compute to me. Just FYI, a person from Green Envy, Sixth Wave's existing partner, is a member of the discussion forum I spoke of.  Especially in industries like this that are marginal or emerging, there is definitely comradery and selective information sharing, including by larger players in the space who

[throwaway11]

I should just add - the person from green envy didn't speak of sixth wave at all, except to say they were hiring for a position. RE: the offering... This is about what I expected. We will probably hit 20 cents as the hedge fund or whoever the anonymous buyer is realizes what is going on and starts moving their bid down. I made the mistake of averaging up from 27 cents in the past and am

[maybe111]

Sorry Throwaway.  Of course Green Envy would want to be on line to understand the conversations going on,  But, can Green Envy handle 30KG of product in gummies every day?  Might they have end users taking product? I certainly hope so.