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I have to disagree there Sheep
GT is a very experienced Manager and with the cafe / shop open in Bath with Cirencester & Bristol to come + franchise for another possible 97 ,The Labs business and George Botanics they have a sound business model,For me the reason why the sp is falling is timescales to CFP coupled with a slight overvaluation , AIM / NEX are il liquid platforms so hard for retail to move without incurring costs and large spread sp PI,s take a good & out until it starts moving again northwards
I just read an article about sativa in talks with a beverage maker, with a view to infusing CBD into it. They have developed an emulsion that is water soluble as oil and water doesnt mix too well. It was on proactive investors. Depending on the beverage maker or makers this could be quite big!! I dont think theres anything wrong with the company, a group of smart business men, who are being very thorough in the launch and implications of their products.
They have tested competitors products with some interesting results and are looking for greater governing of these products as some tested had no CBD in them. These guys are not going to make fast and potentially fool hardy decisions in a market place that is almost pharmaceutical drugs. So they are ticking all the legal, political and ethical boxes before they do just about anything. They want to preserve the name as a leading body in all things CBD within the UK.
If the laws change for recreational use of cannabis, well they will have over 100 shops to distribute from and that would be very interesting! Think those franchises would be picked up pretty quick, infact id have one, i dont even smoke!!
But that doesnt mean the SP is worth less, in its most simplistic terms yes you would get less if you sold right now, but I see this market and this group of people as ideally placed to capitalise on this market. They have ex judges, MP's and business men. If you are looking for a quick flip and profit then this might not be for you, but having said that it went up 5% today. I would invest in silver and gold miners right now for potential quick upside, I am already invested.
But this is a future business, and currently a business, but I trust the management team who are proven, and their approach, this could be huge in 5 years, a new business sector, like ecigs when they launched and now they are everywhere. SP is dictated by many things and not always by market forces of supply and demand, if the market makers want your shares they might lower the sp to encourage insecurity and a sale.
Its worth what its worth if you chose to sell, stay the course and I believe you will be rewarded. Dont worry about fluctuations as sp will go up and down, thats the way it is, do you believe in the company, if yes, stick around, if not sell and find an investment that you believe in.
Good luck either way :)
Sheep ,Your ticker insinuates you are a seasoned investor
We all know stocks dont keep going up ,Its a bizarre notion to expect a share you bought into not to fluctuate. The majority of company's listed on AIM & NEX will fail ( last figure I noticed quoted was over 70%) ,However for me SATI will not be one of them as there Management team & CEO are experienced savi operators, GT lived over in Vancouver doing his dd before launching Sativa , Also the decision to abort the £12M Greenhouse in Wiltshire was a very wise one , Take a gander at this article only few days old < The profit margins are very low if any =
https://t.co/6vDHPcecnd?amp=1
" maybe one reason for recent fall in SP here "
Why not import cheaper and cheaper raw product and capitalize on this falling commodity to knock out products with huge margins out of a chain of shops or cafe,s that have license tested ligit products in a growing market
We all have different expectations on ROI and performance of stocks bought , For me SATI will be a winner " just not overnight "
Another String to the Sativa Group Bow is -
https://sativainvestments.com/appointment-of-director-of-regulatory-affairs/
Small brands could become buyout targets for the world’s biggest pet food sellers, including Mars, Nestlé, General Mills, and J.M. Smucker. Canopy Growth Corp., the world’s largest marijuana company, has partnered with Martha Stewart to develop CBD pet products. “Once the Purinas enter the space, they’re going to buy these guys out or take over major retail channels
In recent years, growth in the US$130 billion global pet market has been fueled by dog and cat owners’ willingness to spend heavily on premium products, such as grain-free foods or organic treats. Companies are wagering that CBD will become the next profit-boosting premium ingredient.
http://links.mkt2011.com/ctt?kn=6&ms=MjgxNDcyODYS1&r=MjE2NzQ3ODgxODMwS0&b=0&j=MTUwMzk5NTU3NwS2&mt=1&rt=0