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Just out of interest, how can you tell?

There have been some huge sells today...7 million sold over 3 trades.

That's fair enough, my point is nobody exactly knows the operating net profit as of yet. It's just assumption.

I don't know the ins and outs of these distribution deals. I'm assuming they don't just stick the product in stores for free, they must take a % cut, or charge storage costs per month.

All I know from experience is if if you make 30% margin, by the time all the other costs are taken out it can be quite a considerable hit to the margin.

It could take $100 dollars of sales to make that $10 profit - then the "modest" $10 profit per day seems a lot less realistic.

Okay, I'll take the bait.

How much $$$ would each store need to take to make $10 profit a day?

I don't know the margins on each product.
I don't know the tax rate.
I don't know distribution costs.
I don't know how much point of sale costs.
I don't know how many/much staff are being paid (all 2 of them apparently..)

You seem be throwing this simple calculation out there for justification of a £5 share price. At least back it up with a proper numbers. I'm sorry, but you've just googled at a PE ratio is and EPS and just applied a bunch of lazy logic to come out with that figure.

Not really, but you are trying to come across as the "bigger" man and failing miserably.

You are the one baited into replying every time.

Pot, kettle, black comes to mind. Maybe take your own advice.

It's just another mini pump and dump from last weeks RNS.

Bunch of folk have bought in after looking at the price 6 months ago and want to make a quick buck, realising there is no sustained movement upwards, they're now getting rid.

Imo this will carry on moving downwards off low volume, unless there is a decent RNS.

Here we go again, they're back out in force with the insanity...

Still some downside yet imo, this is going to linger and drop off low volume for a few months.

That said I think there is value to be had at these levels, I just don't have the stomach for it unless it gets in to single digits.

Realistically speaking, if you'd listened to Vas or anybody with a slight concern a lot of you wouldn't be underwater right now.

It sucks losing money, and I don't enjoy people losing money. I just can't stand the delusion of other posters sucking people in to shares like this, which have 0 sales history, yet at one point had a market cap of nearly 100 million. People posting simplified equations on what sales figures should be hit are useless. There is no history or trends to base them off, it's just pure guess work. Then they compare it to Fevertree that sells tonic water, like there is some comparison to me made - it baffles my brain at times.

It's not like CHLL have created a new idea, or tech, there are plenty of others selling CBD and the competition is rife. What gives CHLL the god given right to be so successful so quickly, with a brand with 0 marketing, 0 sales history and basically just fumbled together from a failed oil/gas company.

I've been suckered into a few AIM (I know it's not AIM, but it acts similar) shares which is why you need people to actually question what is going on instead investing in a stock and it becoming part of what basically at this point is a blind cult following.

I said months ago, all these fag packet calculations of "stores x sales x margin" from hopelessdave and the rest were nonsense until they release some sort of update on sales.

Pumping out ridiculous numbers and complaining about "de-rampers". The pump and dump is almost complete, but make sure to blame the people on the message boards for the lack of business sense.

@obstando - Looks like we'll have to both take each others answers with a pinch of salt then.

I don't have any industry experience, the same as I don't have industry experience in oil, gas, pharmaceuticals etc that I invest in.

I also take everything those "experts" take with a pinch of salt because it's in their own interest to peddle their commodity.

All this talk of salt has made me thirsty.

"@dmors - I will take the comment based on who it came from and their knowledge and history in the industry over an opinion from an anonymous poster on a BB"

Their knowledge of an industry which is very new and with very little history.

Maybe you should take what you've been told with a pinch of salt, all I'm suggesting.

"It was made clear that the CBD industry will be larger than alcohol, larger than tobacco and larger than soft drinks."

I can't see it.

Sorry, I like enthusiasm, but that statement is delusional.

Yeah no doubt they need assistance in running the business.

The issue is the consistent blind siding of investors. The SP has gone from £1 to 20p, and there is still 0 transparency.

They are basically giving them a free ride for some guidance on how to run a business.

0 risk involved for the third party.

That's the way it reads.

1p, well I know my target price now at least.

He said he purchased 6000 in the last 18 months, so something doesn't quite add up if it's all in an ISA.

Always take what you read on the interweb with a pinch of salt...

Keepdreaming, ironic name you've got there lol.

£1 to 30p as a "retrace". Lets call this what it was, a pump and dump.

Ask the people who bought at £1.00 if they are bothered by the drop...

Fact of the matter is, the company is valued at nearly 100 million and generating no where near that REVENUE, never mind profit.

It's really as simple as that.

The potential is there for the company to do well, but the amount of ramping on this board with crazy calculations of stores x sales per store x profit per store are laughable.

If this drops below 20p I'll be interested again, which I wouldn't be surprised to see - since all the calculations on this board nonsensical and rampy.