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The Time Is Now For Pot. Summer is 91 days away. Can you double your money in 91 days... I can! Curaleaf Curaleaf Holdings(OTC:CURLF)is currently the largest cannabis company in the U.S. by revenue, with $238.8 million in pro forma sales during the fourth quarter of 2020. It's also one of the fastest-growing companies in the industry, with its latest update reporting year-over-year revenue increasing by 161% and its adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) rising by 456%. In short, Curaleaf is selling cannabis like gangbusters, and it's becoming significantly more efficient at doing so as time goes by. Accomplishing this feat takes (at least) three ingredients. First, it conducted eight acquisitions in 2020, giving it a presence in 23 states. At least four of these states already have medicinal marijuana laws that the company expects to give way to full legalization for adult use in the near future, allowing it to compete in both markets. Second, it massively scaled up its number of cultivation sites, doubled the number of cannabis processing sites, and nearly doubled its retail footprint. Finally, Curaleaf is pursuing a vertically integrated model, so it doesn't fall victim to erratic earnings caused by fluctuations in the price of cannabis like many of its competitors. In other words, Curaleaf is worth buying right now because its growth is on a roll, and management has taken prudent steps to ensure that it can continue to grow over the next few years.
Monetizing what is already there and free-- Husbands? No.. NFT's Spotlight-> I saw the ticker come across from Hall Of Fame Resorts Hot. Hall Of Fame Resort The company operates destination assets, including Hall of Fame Village powered by Johnson Controls, which it’s building. This is right near the NFL Hall of Fame site and would include Hotels, interactive media areas, etc., which are all planned for this build-out. So the base case and center of attention has been on HOFV as a reopening stock to watch. But recently, speculation has focused on the company as another potential NFT stock to watch. How, you might ask? Some chatter on Twitter suggested that Hall Of Fame could benefit from selling digital memorabilia. Adding more fuel to the fire, the company has responded to the non-fungible token speculation. The company told Benzinga that they have content and are always looking for ways to monetize it. Furthermore, the company said they are aware of NFTs and looking to understand them better. HEY I FOUND A HOT ONE-- Facedrive Inc. (FDVRF) 24.19+2.44 (+11.22%)<------------ NICE! At close: March 19 3:59PM EDT Facedrive (TSXV:FD,OTC:FDVRF) It’s not an electric vehicle manufacturer... And it’s not building EV infrastructure… It’s creating its own, entirely new, ecosystem within the industry. It’s the tie-in of tie-ins because it’s aiming at the pulse of consumer demand. Facedrive already made headlines as the world’s first-ever carbon-offset ride-sharing and food delivery platform… But its ingenious big-picture outlook is where it truly sets itself apart from the competition. It’s the recent acquisition of a little-known company with incredible potential for large-scale auto industry disruption that should position Facedrive perfectly for what’s to come. With Washington DC based Steer, an electric vehicle subscription service under its wing, Facedrive is now able to offer its customers their own virtual gallery of electric vehicles. Teslas, Porsches, Audis, and more… Customers can choose any vehicle in the roster with a click of a button and the car will be personally delivered in no time at all. Better still… This “EV on-demand” subscription allows customers to take any of the available luxury top-tier vehicles for a spin without having to worry about maintenance or insurance. Customers don’t even have to pick just one of the vehicles…. In fact, they could drive a different car to work every day of the week if they chose to. This simple - but groundbreaking - idea is important because it is exactly what many modern consumers are looking for. It’s convenience, freedom, and variety all rolled into one eco-friendly easy-to-use package. Driving--and “having” an EV ride--has never been more accessible. And this is exactly what promises to help push EVs over the mainstream dividing line. More significant, however, it is set to challenge the very idea of car ownership as we know it. Combine this game-changing idea, its innovative ride-sharing platform and booming delivery business with the “electrification of everything” push that is already sending any and every stock in this burgeoning new sector into the stratosphere and you’ve got a company with lots of potential. EV-focused ride-sharing could also be poised for stardom, withUber (NYSE:UBER)andLyft (NASDAQ:LYFT)both pledging 100% EVs by 2030, and Canadian “Silicon Valley” darling Facedrive (TSXV:FD,OTC:FDVRF), pioneering carbon-offset ride-sharing back in 2019 and moving quickly to expand its North American footprint with a stunning acquisition of Washington D.C.-based Steer, the EV subscription company that plans to change the way we view both EVs and car ownership. Millennials, a generation that holds massive consumer power, is now beginning to dictate what happens next with the auto industry. And while the global pandemic and a major shift to remote work has brought them back into the car “ownership” market—they don’t want to own the same way their predecessors did.Numerous studies have shown they value “access” to a private car over ownership, and they want it on-demand in a process that is as easy as the click of a button. And they overwhelmingly value EVs over conventional cars. That’s Steer: It’s the digitally seamless way to have your own virtual gallery of the best EVs on the market, with no insurance costs, no hassle, whenever you want, wherever you. It’s like one new way to “own” a car (or cars, in this case). THIS HAS CORRECTED FOLKS! 1 MONTH AGO WE WERE $36!!!! BEFORE THAT IT HAD SURGED 100%!!!>>>> YUM! OUR ELEC BUS STK IS DOING A REVERSE SPLIT TO GET COMPLIANCE W/ NASDAQ 1 for 3 reverse split coming! > VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / February 25, 2021 /Grande West Transportation Group Inc. (TSXV:BUS)(OTCQX:BUSXF)(FRA:6LG) ("Grande West" or the "Company"), a leading supplier of electric, CNG, gas and clean diesel buses, announces that it will convene an Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders on March 24th, 2021 to seek shareholder approval for a consolidation of its share capital in order to meet near-term NASDAQ uplisting requirements. The proposal to be presented calls for up to every three (3) shares of the Company before consolidation to be consolidated into one (1) share. The Company currently has 86,507,263 shares outstanding and, accordingly approximately 28,835,754 shares will be outstanding after the consolidation. Concurrent with the share consolidation, the Company will change its name to Vicinity Motor Corp Here is some chatter) ) ) BullsMafia2 Bullish 3/20/21, 03:30 PM $BUSXF or $BUS in Canada. I live very close to the Canadian head office. I went their yesterday and spoke to a mechanic who has worked there for 7 years. It is a great company expanding fast. He said the Washington factory has broken ground and by my estimation can 10x this company within the next few years. The buses look awesome. I see the CNG natural gas powered ones everywhere throughout BC and Canada. If they land the California bids with these superior products, this is a license to print money. I'm holding for minimum 3-5yrs probably much longer. CRAZY WACKY IDEAS-- A) HALL OF FAME RESORT- POSSIBLE NFT'S B) FACEDRIVE- ELEC CARS ONLY PORTAL AND CAR DELIVERY C) GRANDE WEST TRANSPORT- ELEC BUSSES Hall of Fame Resort & Entertainment Company (HOFV) 4.0000+1.2700 (+46.52%)<----------- At close: March 19 4:00PM EDT Facedrive Inc. (FDVRF) 24.19+2.44 (+11.22%)<-------------- At close: March 19 3:59PM EDT Grande West Transportation Group Inc (BUSXF) 2.1000+0.1800 (+9.37%)<-------------- At close: March 19 3:58PM EDT
Florida is such a messed up place now. Tons of Easterners have moved in. And then comes the Spring Break Crowd. Just a crowded mess. And the school I like so far for my kid is U of Miami! I'm supposed to have a list ready of 5 or 6 schools by a Thursday appointment with a school official and all I have is my list of gummybear stocks!
This face Drive is all over the place.- I think I like the bus idea better-- The company’s flagship “eco-friendly” local ride sharing service in Ontario has failed miserably. Not only has its ride sharing app been unable to generate meaningful revenues, it has not even been competitive – see these Facebook user reviews of Facedrive. Facedrive has a Facebook rating of only 3.5 versus 4.4 for Uber (UBER). Facedrive's green initiative was to offer an EV (electric vehicle) option and to plant a tree as a carbon offset to their gas vehicles. But major competitors have electric vehicle options too. Moreover, there has been no mention of any offset program contributions since the August 2019 RTO into a public company, with the only donation on record being a 2019 Q1 of a mere $1,657 (CAD 2,105) to Forests Ontario. The ride sharing service’s quarterly revenues dropped 76% sequentially to only $74k (CAD 94k) in 2020 Q2 when the COVID crisis hit. Subsequently, management pivoted into a wider campaign of diverse initiatives via small equity-swapping acquisitions. These new “activities” beyond ride sharing were mainly food delivery, health (COVID tracing app), marketplace, and then a few months later – an EV subscription service. The actual revenues of these highly-touted activities had been abysmal (see below), with COVID tracing contributing 2020 Q3 revenues of just $13k and food delivery $2k. Two of the initiatives tried to tie the company to actor Will Smith via Bel-Air clothing and Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback Russell Wilson via the Tally acquisition, but again, not much there besides the hype. In fact, both of those activities are no longer on Facedrive's website. Source:SEDAR filing On October 1, 2020, Facedrive acquired Food Hwy (ethnic food delivery) for $7.2M (CAD 9.1M) consisting of CAD 1.5M in cash and CAD 7.6M in shares (515,370 shares x CAD $14.75 price per share). This low-margin business is expected to provide annual revenues of about $7.9M (CAD 10M). This is the only potential synergistic acquisition with Facedrive’s initial ride sharing business. Going forward, management hopefully will provide apples-to-apples revenue comparisons by including pro-forma 2020 and 2019 revenues of Food Hwy and other smaller acquisitions, when comparing them to reported revenues.//// Jesus.... Will Smith?
Generally speaking when a biotech makes money the sledding gets harder. No longer are the promises hopes and dreams they are reality and reality can be measured. Hey reality is slowing down! Bam down goes the stock. It's one of the ironies of biotech investing. I saw some big numbers for SURF but it turns out it was an upfront payment not earnings... so we are still in the dream phase! Company Overview Surface Oncology is based out of Cambridge, MA and is focused on the development of cancer therapies. The shares came public in the spring of 2018 and currently trade just under $9.50 apiece and sport an approximate market capitalization of $390 million. The company is developing what it calls "multiple antibody immunotherapy candidates focused on enhancing the innate and adaptive immune responses to enable a robust immunologic response and enhance outcomes for patients with cancer." Surface has several early stage efforts in development. Source: August Company Presentation These breakdown into two distinct focus areas. Source: Company Website Recent Events On Nov. 11, the FDA grantedits candidate SRF388 for the treatment of patients with hepatocellular carcinoma or HCC, who have been previously treated with standard therapies. Three months later, the company announcedits Chief Medical Officer would take over CEO duties. However, the big news for Surface occurred on Dec. 17 when it signed a licensing deal with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK). The deal revolves around the worldwide development and commercial rights to Surface's preclinical program SRF813. Surface garnered an impressive $85 million upfront payment as part of this collaboration deal. In addition, it can receive just over $700 million in potential regulatory and developmental milestones as well as tiered royalties on any eventual sales. Surface is expected to receive an $85M upfront payment from GSK by the end of the year and additional milestone payments up to $730M, including $90M, $155M, and $485M potential payments upon achieving clinical, regulatory, and commercial milestones, respectively. In addition, the company is also eligible to receive royalties on global net sales of any approved products based on SRF813, ranging from high-single-digit to mid-teens. We believe the GSK collaboration not only strengthens Surface’s balance sheet but also further validates the company’s R&D capabilities. The company ended the third quarter with just over $100 million of cash and marketable securities on the balance sheet after booking a just under $16 million net loss during the quarter. At the time, management stated this would provide funding into 2022. Given the $85 million upfront payment from Glaxo, the company now should be well-funded until 2023. SURF $13.80 then downtrend to $7.50 <---- About to break the down trend..... I would argue it has... This looks VERY interesting... Apparently funds managed by Ark Invest have sharply raised their investments in Surface Oncology over the recent months.
I managed to find this unknown gambling stock that has this software that helps gambling sites predict which of their customers is about to blow themselves up. I would think This is going to be huge. There is some connection to MGM but I have lost it. In researching Bet MGM I found this name. What was, as Ladbrokes, a British bookies chain, then a mostly online gaming operation named GVC, is now called "Entain" and a play on American sports betting. I think I'm going to place abet here. I don't think I'll get the 100 % move I got in William Hlll but there is something here to reap.- and it's hidden in this ADR form. GMVHY ENTAIN PLC ADR $21.55 0.20(+0.95%) **And a research note from UBS: "BetMGM is in 8 markets today but by 2025, they believe the market could include 38 states for sports betting and 13 states for online gaming. They see potential market value north of $20B.
What is cool about this company from an ethos point of view is they are centered around the idea that not $1 should be lost by someone who cannot handle it... This is my fear of legalized gambling being that I had a problem with this in college, I became hooked.
Its already here Stoney. They don't call it "Wall Street Bets" for nothing. Commission free gambling right from your phone. They are just feeding the pig. Most will lose all. Some just have I'm sure. Many will reload and try again. Wait till we get some parents crying on the media about how Junior deposited his college tuition check into Robinhood and.... (with the tearful mom) ... "We saved from before he was born. Something has to be done about this". Then cats like us Stoney will get swept up in some nanny-state bs as new laws are passed requiring brokerages to issue on-line competency tests. Or even better, psychology tests. (uh-oh stoney) I'm joking, but I'm also halfway serious. There better be a grandfather clause. They need to reinstate $3.99 commissions imo. That'll tone it down some. Make em $5.99.