Nutritional High International Inc. Ordinary Shares SPLID

Dead money until a surprise financials result

[Greede]

This stock simply won't move an inch until they (like most other companies) provide a jolt of positive info:  a new deal, partnership, exceeding revenue expectations, further licensing, Nevada closing.

Until then, this is calm waters with zero wind in the sails.

[DustinF]

Agreed. However, with edibles legalizing on the horizon in Canada, we should gain some momentum if/when we hear what products are being estabilished and when they will be ready gor market. Lots of discussion about legalization in the states but that likely won't happen this year.

[LiquidOctopusV2]

Further agreed.  It's a tough time for holders.  I don't think we can expect much at the moment.  The fall could bring some optomism back to the market. 

[letsgetonthis]

well judging how the market is trading this thing doesn't seem like It will be anytime soon , perhaps 2020 ...maybe ???

[Tundra14]

The only time this will make money is through the shares of Aurora, when and if they buy this company out.

[420man]

their assets are valuable. They are making decent $ quarterly and seems like only 2/4 of their money makers are online currently . Looking long long term .. I think a buyout is reasonable . I think they could be profitable when pasa verde gets the licensing etc figured out in sacremento.  Palo verde - Colorado  pasa verde labs - sacremento  gtlv green therapeutics Las Vegas Nevada

[geodcan]

Is there any kind of a real deal inked with Aurora for EAT?  There have been so many deals that could only be construed as imaginations (dreams) and a lot of cash burn along the way.  It is amazing that they can still raise money. California dispensares and retailers are managing to get products on shelves from someone.  I'm sure there is some delay in getting all of the

[LiquidOctopusV2]

Are you serious?  Hundreds of California retailers get their products from Nutritional High via Calyx.  Why would they need more flavours when they don't have a manufacturing licence?  (what possible good would product development do?)   David Posners owned a company that did powders, it's now called Green Growth Brands, if you like that approach, you could put

[Tundra14]

Full concentration should be on the distribution arm of the company and finding a buyer!  Sell off the manufacturing side and put efforts on what has the potential to make real money.  This small time manufacturer will not keep up with the already “established” manufacturers.  The real money is not in manufacturing and selling a handful of cannabis oils and chocolates.  Plenty

[geodcan]

Very serious!  I thought I explained the problem with the 5 or so products quite clearly and the licensing thing is getting as old as my amount of posts as to why we don't have the license yet.  Others are getting licenses, so what is our problem? As far as Posner, he has spread himself too thin imho and I have had a couple of conversations with him and I think his expertise is in