I have invested heavily but always seem to take a loss. Inventory method is to blame. FICN (First In Consumed First) method has not been the best accounting treatment.
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Originally posted by Burnadell View PostLooks like that t-shirt is a little stretched out in the middle!
The word, “MAN” is closer to the camera than the other words!
That's just downright hurtful, especially since I was sucking in my gut.
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Here are some pot stocks. Most are VERY risky. I have not looked at any of their revenue or how much they're losing in years.
Keep in mind I left off 5 or 6 that have went to basically zero over the last year or two. And a lot on this list seem to be heading that way.
MJNA
CBIS
BLOZF - making a device to test (like an alcohol breathalyzer)
AMMJ
HEMP
MCIG
PHOT
RMHB
ACAN
OWCP
Bigger ones:
GWPH
ACB
MJ
CGC
TLRY
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I've heard it said with the pot industry, "buy on the rumor, sell on the news." Do with this what you will!
While much of the farm bill draft mirrors current law, there is a major change coming for farmers: Industrial hemp will be legalized. Forestry and food stamps became sticking points.
While much of the farm bill compromise mirrors current law, there is a major change coming for farmers: industrial hemp will be legalized. It's a boon for the increasingly popular CBD oil industry, which is being used for medicinal purposes.
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Robin Hood
You can make free trades on Robin Hood and they offer several of these companies. I know there is fear that the feds will show up and shut them down but many of them are Canadian companies (like Aurora Cannabis) so they're safe from the feds. Now that doesn't mean that Tariff Man couldn't put a hurting on them somehow but I don't think it's likely.
Also, when you sign up with Robin Hood you get a free random stock:
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I work for a global electrical distribution equipment company. We have been told that if the project is for a pot facility that we are to walk away. I have multiple distributors that are walking away from this because its still federally illegal.
One distributor sold materials to a facility and the facility wanted to return the extras. The distributors legal department got involved because it could be construed as money laundering. Illegal money that has now been made clean.... not a good place to be.
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