CO2 GRO Inc V.GROW

June is the Month

[TheRainman]

By now the Management should be negotiating with the Hidro Expo Pepper growers to complete the sale of the system . The total greenhouse footage of Hidro is 3.2 million feet . I now have enough shares and do not anticipate buying anymore. IMO if you are long on this stock ( or even new) you should consider topping up your positions right now at these low .30 cent prices. What do you think the price will be after they announce their first 4-6 Million dollar contract ?? Cheers and best of luck to all of us in June 2021 !! RM

[cashmein]

I can't see why we could'nt get to a dollar range Go Grow, grow

[marketmover1]

Yes Grow is at a crossroad. It's quite simple, if hydroexpo ends the feasibility the SP plummets to .20 or less. If they continue the feasibility as is then the SP languishes at high .20s. If they expand the current feasibility from a 1/2 hectare to say a full 1 hectare or more then we see a little pop in the SP to mid .30s+ to mid .40s. If hydroexpo expands to several hectares or more with an

[marketmover1]

Just want to add a correction to my last post. Hydro expo has 36 hectares of greenhouses not 15. As per Grows most recent MD&A the hydro expo trial is complete and its success gives Grow an "opportunity for a large scale install ". 

[FullCurl]

I think you're fairly spot on with your SP targets. I do wonder if it may take longer to hammer out a deal with the company though. I'd hate for shareholders to become impatient by late June if nothing has happened yet. Test results may still need to be verified, yield results may take time to caluculate etc. 

[Hooveson]

Agreed, FullCurl. I expect it will take longer. Those of us who have been here since the BOC days should know everything moves much slower than we might wish. I wouldn't be surprised if nothing was finalized before Sept. 

[marketmover1]

Hooveson, you appear to have been a shareholder in GROW for a long time. Tell your reasoning for thinking the results/hydroexpo contract may take 3 months to materialize? 

[Hooveson]

I recall Sam saying some deals took six months to finalize. Don't remember specifics, though. But the companies we deal with (particularly the large ones) have multiple layers of approval and negotiation to navigate. The ag industry is particularly wary of novel tech. And I have simply witnessed the slow pace of progress with GROW. Not because they are doing anything wrong. It's just been