CO2 GRO Inc V.GROW

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[Longholder99]

Must've been a lot of calls.  145M in contracts puts this sp in the 4 or 5 dollar range.  IMO only.

[JoppeNL]

You would be mad not to keep your shares or not to buy or add to them at the current price level. This stock will be back to $1 within a year and will quickly increase in value once all the investments start to pay off. 

[spck11]

Back to $1? Its highest price trading as GROW was 0.70 during the peak of the weed stocks bubble. We are all obviously a believer in the company, but a price of $1 implies a market cap of over 100M and this company cant get there until they show good sales and sales growth. Sometime like 2-4M a year would be required IMO, and even thats steep at a 25-50 PS ratio. As of now, every little spike

[Longholder99]

145M in contracts upcoming plus existing payments.   At 10yr payment plan.  14M per year X 10yrs.  5 or 6 bucks a share easy.  Not saying it's happening next quarter but.....next couple years?  

[spck11]

You are making the very flawed assumption that 100% of the potential square footage will convert to contracts. At this point in the game, they are converying sq ft in trials to hard contracts in whats probably single digits or low double digits. I have almost 200k shares because I think theres a huge upside if they execute and blow up, but im realistic in that the most likely scenario is this

[Longholder99]

I think the likelihood is they will make it but slowly.  Profit increases without adding sq ft is a no brainer if you are a grower with the means.  Yes agreed all the trials won't convert 100% overnight.    I also think they have a real chance of being bought once they show recurring revenue because frankly why wouldnt they?.  I don't think this company will

[BmoreBubbler]

I keep accumulating cheap shares. I love it when people get out. My biggest fear was not converting saies, we are converting sales.  New technology is slowly adopted in any industry but this one is first semester biology.  The misting of plants is counter intuitive to growers because moisture usually increases bacterial growth, the uptick in PH actually inhibits this growth and this