Gordon Stein, CFO of CleanTech Lithium, explains why CTL acquired the 23 Laguna Verde licenses. Watch the video here.
The CLNs are public knowledge, not a dirty secret. They kept us afloat and now the opportunities present themselves as they do. What is your correlation between children and CHILL?
I know a certain Daniel of a certain pump group that had a similar concern with CHILL.
I echo the other comments. Tanking? Lol. Zoom out a little bit and go for a walk.
The opportunity remains. There hasn't been any devastating news, there hasn't been a spanner in the works, just profit taking and apparently shorters. CHILL has risen 500+% this year alone, so a huge rise and maybe a pull back for shorters to make some money. Nevertheless, 25+ brands for the marketplace by end of June (according to Callum), Vapes live by the Summer in UK and the vapes are doing well in the US (with shops selling out and needing more).
This is all very timely for a big sweep up for CHILL. Let's hope we can get the vapes into the UK in time for the festivals... I added a small amount at 11.9p and will continue to do so. Nothing has changed.
There are many reasons for the upside, but I wouldn't hold your breath on any numbers at this stage.
- CHILL.com acquisition that we landed for $1.6mn. Incredibly marketable and Callum has said that they expect to have 25+ brands onboarded by the end of June.
- Vapes have launched in the USA, with Callum mentioning that their distribution network is touching 50 states...
- Vapes are set to launch in the UK this Summer, which is very timely with all the news articles that are based upon the cessation of nicotine overall. NCSCT even pointing out that the issue with disposable vapes being 'the lack of non-high nicotine vapes'. Sounds like we are primed to plug that.
- Speculation over a recent mention of NHS in a podcast.
(I've probably missed something)
One thing I would mention is that the website went live in February and the vapes launched in the US about 6-8 weeks ago. Sales figures won't be massive, but the multiple avenues that CHILL are exploring is. Comparing previous sales figures to where we 'should be' now is pointless, as the business is totally different from January than where it was last year.
A lot of potential here and Callum has the backing of all the investors.
The confidence coursing through my veins is insane. We have so many avenues that we are pursuing to produce revenue now, it is uncanny. I've asked a few people where they would go to buy CBD or other alternative products and they couldn't give me a definitive answer. Some said Holland & Barratts, but they were not sure if CBD would be on the shelves. Some said Google. Some said Amazon. There isn't a marketplace like CHILL out there and with the endorsement from Mad Tasty, FOMO will be setting in for other brands.
The vapes are another huge opportunity for us to get revenue. I've said it before and I'll say it again, whilst CHILL have the responsibility of pushing the vapes into the hands of consumers, it is also our responsibility as investors to try and get CHILL into the faces of our contacts too. I'm under thirty, and so vaping/smoking with a pint in my right hand comes naturally. The moment I can get my hands on a vape, it'll become a full time job until I convince those around me that it is the next best thing. Nicotine is nasty, the oral fixation is real and I am hoping we can blow the roof off this place.
I am convinced there is more bubbling beneath the surface, but lets wait for that RNS to confirm our thoughts...STRONG BUY.
It must be said, I too was sucked in from PW and Beckham being a part of this investment, back in the high-flying days of ARGO and being a PW worshipper. I have been flipping on ARGO ever since to try and claw back as much as I can from the losses.
Moving onto this stock, I am down so bad. Invested a decent amount (relatively) and pretty sure I was down 98% at some point. As per the title, this is a total gamble for me now. The only saving grace is that the CBD market is one that could pay back a lot in the long run, depending on how companies take the chance. I threw a little bit extra a few weeks ago to ride this and glad to see it has risen from then. The voices tell me to take some and expect it to crash again, but who knows.
Gamble for sure. Entertaining though.
Good question. I am averaged around 29p from my investments a couple of years back. I remember the £2 share raise and we all lost our sh*t. I believe, long term, BTC will explode and so this is an investment. PI put it rather nicely.
I use Twitter for BTC-related news. Bare in mind that a lot of it is FUDDing/Ramping, but crypto-related news is imbedded in the noise somewhere.
Hahah Smallfish. I think some people take things too seriously. Difficult to detect my bs through text chat, with the undercurrent of sarcasm. £5 is never gonna be hit any time soon.
Makes for a very good exit. Continue my money-losing strategy.
The world is made up of two types of people; pro-crypto and anti-crypto.
Bitcoin will explode and is going no where, especially with the dawn of the metaverse and digital age. Unsure why anyone would invested in a Bitcoin miner and have a doubt on the future of Bitcoin. Gambling?