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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Nutritional High International Inc. Ordinary Shares SPLID

High Fusion Inc is engaged in the manufacturing, processing, and distribution of infused edible products. The company's operating and geographical segments include Palo Verde; Pasa Verde; Oregon; Colorado; Nevada and Washington. It generates maximum revenue from the Palo Verde segment.

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Nutritional High International Inc. Ordinary Shares > 750000 shares is only $375000 at todays price
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Post by OceanBeach007 on Feb 16, 2018 4:09pm

750000 shares is only $375000 at todays price

Its a great name for a new product line. I love Jimi Hendrix music and it would definatley catch my eye in a store. Next time Im in Cali I hope they are on the shelf so I can get one for me and another to gift to a buddy. Purple haze is not going to go selling the shares off for a long time $375,000 is pocket change to have Jimi's name on a new product line. We need more products for more sales
Comment by investalot23 on Feb 16, 2018 4:27pm
yes and if it goes to 1$ or 5$ as some chumps say thats 3.7 mil. Buy in shares lowers debt but increases price if stocks rise. IMO i hate when companies buy in shares
Comment by DSEEGS on Feb 20, 2018 9:28am
  Then you will pretty much hate every deal made in the sector right now .most if not all are made this way.
Comment by geodcan on Feb 17, 2018 2:28pm
Fyi, there is already a line of Hendrix out there and it ain't ours.  Posner jumped on this as another deal that is muddled in a legal quagmire and he spent shareholders money to do it despite the facts.  EAT is represnting their dreams and objectives as events that have actually happened which has suckered in a lot of investors.  Shareholders are having doubts about how good ...more  
Comment by chrome2017 on Feb 19, 2018 7:51am
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Comment by DSEEGS on Feb 20, 2018 9:22am
fli products are most def on shelves in 6 stores in cali that was the first orders..not sure how many now but 6 stores was the first on board,.And i do know for sure tko edibles brand which is now eats is huge in cali and has been in that market for some time. "vapes are rampant and wil succomb to supply and demand" thats why most companys have refillable vape pens that you just ...more  
Comment by DSEEGS on Feb 20, 2018 9:25am
oh and it was kushtown line of beverages that was fluff and never amounted to anything ...tinley they will be fine they are about to put out their line of cannabis beverages...margarita flavour etc.....
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