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If you mention his name 3 times in the mirror then you'll immediately see a gigantic un-flushable turd appear in the toilet.

Fortunately there are ways to break the backs of them and they do eventually go away, with a little push, and a little spray of some air freshener and then you can forget all about them.

:-)

I guess that’s one less for the Med Yacht party. Meh.

So you have been in 2 years before it listed on the market, and never said a peep before now? Wow.

And I thought I had a LTH badge of honor!

Those quoting large numbers a share are far better than the shorters.

A) because the company is heading towards being a global brand.
B) because of the small number of shares in issue.
C) because so far they are correct, the shorts are burning. Horribly first from 5p, then a whole new bunch of morons who pay to read subscription priced lies, jumped on board at 20p and are losing their shirts from their backs and their shorts are on fire.

Do the simple sums, not of all 88,000 stores selling a handful of items a day, but pick just 10 or 20% of them selling around 10 items a day.

Then work out that online sales should run at a rate of 3-5% or better and add that to the totals.

Then add European distribution deals up and work out where it goes from there.

Then work out menthol smokes are banned in EU/UK and there is a Mintz CBD Isolate (the only 0% THC one) out there.

Then work out there are 39.5m menthol smokers in the USA and that the USA is also starting to ban menthol tobacco.

Then work out that is purely the Chill Brand and Zoetic as a brand can still grow substantially.

The tobacco smoking cessation market is worth many tens of billions, as is the CBD market and they are both growing rapidly.

The Chill products sit in both camps.

So there is every reason to not only hope for, but expect the company to be trading in multiple pounds, and then into the 10’s of £’s.

Some people are spouting large numbers with crazy “if we are in all 154k stores etc”

On that note I’ll simply say that if it were to become so mainstream it was in every store in the USA it would pretty much be global everywhere and you would be looking at many many billions in sales and eye popping share prices.

With feet on the ground and suggesting just 10-20% of those AATAC network stores and the reward here is massive, add in European sales, UK sales let alone Japan (to come) and over in that part of the World and you are looking at many many many pounds a share.

All the legal aspects that could have blocked progress or gone in the company’s favor have fallen kindly and perfectly in place for CBD & Hemp. EU laws, US State laws, US Federal laws, UK laws and FSA guidance, everything is pointing towards a regulated market where we have 1st mover advantage with the Chill Smokes, massive distribution deals (bigger than JUUL got initially) in place....

Who’s worse? Realistic expectations, or people “oh selling CBD from garages hahahaha I’m opening a short on that”

MUPPET shorts have cost themselves and others money....

Those bullish will return big.

Love and hugs,

“Hopeless Dave” ( the very trolls who burn and called him that) and his 3m+ shares waves Hi to the clowns on Twitter and ADVFN and Tom!

Zoetic Shares in a family ISA. Good idea :-)

okay gents perhaps your investment foresight is just much better than mine. Time will tell. Off I fcuk....

Holding over 3m of these then yes I'd say it probably is.

Toodles.

And these points are why you are clueless:

...Market is literally littered with CBD products, why do you think a consumer will suddenly switch to Chill? ...

The idea is to switch tobacco consumers to these products,

...And I do not see any unique points in their products...

Then you need to look harder.....

There you go Chesh :-)

Has anyone seen my yellow three wheeler, I left it outside Sotheby's '

And of specific note:

The US took the position that this recommendation was not needed as “It is not our position that CBD is under international control under the drug conventions” as it is not specifically mentioned in relevant legislation.

It is likely that individual regions will continue to apply their own interpretations of the place of CBD in international control. Just last week, the highest EU courts determined that the 1961 Convention does not implicate CBD in international narcotics control.

Tick Tock for £'s O'Clock........

https://prohibitionpartners.com/2020/12/02/the-un-votes-to-recognise-the-potential-medical-value-of-cannabis/

Diamond - Oh the Irony :-)

They were great and have the same lemongrass and Ylang Ylang scent that the hand cream has.

If they can restart them they probably will, it’s a great way to get the brand names out there as well, I have both Chill and Zoetic ones at home.

Slightly bigger fish to fry at the moment....well more like blue whales with all that is going on elsewhere! :)

RKB: A good post, but it won’t take ZOE that long to get those sales numbers and beyond.

Incidentally The Directors have 6,950,000 shares each, having bought 500,000 each at 39p only a short time ago.

There are 39.5m menthol tobacco smokers in the USA alone.

Menthol tobacco smokes are beginning (some places have already) banned their sale already as they have been in UK/ Europe already.

We have Mintz available for tobacco cessation in that space.

That alone is going to be huge.

It is why AATAC are marketing us to all of their 88,000 stores in their network and why a large international tobacco distributor is doing the same in Europe across I believe 15 countries (may be more soon with European directives changing)

The kiosks aren’t selling as many vapes in the USA, JUUL sales went down after the vaping scandals.

We have a better alternative to tobacco and using a tobacco distributor in Europe and AATAC’s exposure in the USA will ensure the remainder of this and next year are truly epic for ZOE.

The Company website is in the process of being updated, it hasn’t picked up the 500,000 additional shares they bought yet....

I think that's the trolls favourite page. Probably where they get their research material from :-)

Yes originally 5.

JBER came around the time of the OTC listing.
FCAP came on board around Spring time.

Majorboy.

Take the chart, print it off, and use it as toilet paper!!!

Then spend some time analyzing the deals the company has signed in the past, said it was negotiating in the past, and then see what it has just signed.

A chart is a mere squiggly line on a piece of paper.

A contract signing is also a squiggly line on a piece of paper but worth a lot more than a chart!

What will be key drivers for SP growth will be the next few announcements from the company.

It was rolling at 125 stores a week (in the first week) from one of its 4 US distributors.

How many more stores have they rolled out?

Have any more distributors started rolling out?

How quickly do orders (and very substantial ones at that) start arriving from the AATAC network?

“Selling CBD from garages” has done quite well for the company so far, it is part of the Beta store program that has enabled the company to sign a better initial agreement with AATAC than JUUL managed to do when they started out.

That proven sales model has opened AATAC up, which aside from individual stores and chain stores in its 88,000 store network, has the following national US gas stations with C-Stores in which to “flog CBD from”

Sunoco
Circle K
Shell
Gulf
Texaco
Exon Mobil
Chevron
VP Racing Fuels
76
BP
Citgo
7-Eleven

With the deals in place it is possible that orders could land in one hit for thousands of stores at a time.

So squiggly Spirograph sets may say it will go to x pence or y pence.

The deals say it will got to x or y £’s..

That is why the price is rising, not because of Zak or anyone else’s chart saying it’s going to x pence....

It is because people can see this is going to be massive.

That’s my 2 cents anyway!

I’m not dissing charts, plenty of traders use and follow them (in some cases blindly) but there may have been charts which said this had topped out at 48p, and then along comes the AATAC deal and blows that away....

So the charts say it may do 70p+ soon.

But if it does more than that on the back of a big order, it will be the big order that resulted in the SP rise, not because someone drew a line on the top and bottom of where a company has historically traded and applied it to the future.

Balman,

Nick left Zoetic and has formed his own company later on.

The office has nothing to do with Zoetic.

The office location that Zoetic used to occupy was a leased office Perth, which is where Nick was based.

It was a leased office and clearly was convenient for Nick. Having left Zoetic, it's location is clearly still convenient for Nick and it's clear he has leased another office in that building.

There ends the link! No conspiracy theories, no spin, no gossip, no scandal, no JV.

Two totally separate entities.

There should be no reference to that address on any *new* communication from Zoetic as far as I'm aware.

There are several trading platforms that allow ridiculously small trades.

Freetrade and 212.

I believe 212 now covers ZOE so expect to see lots of small and 1 trades, and then let the boogeyman, Santa, the invisible sky fairy, the Flying Spaghetti Monster, the Sherrif of Aim and other fantasy beneficial creatures predict an RNS on the back of them!

I would imagine ZOE will come up with more and more recommendations to Clients at various Brokers.

Optiva have recommended Zoetic in the past I believe as several of their Clients are invested and Graeme Dickson who works there was sat behind me at the last AGM where there was a physical presence, so some of their Clients have clearly been in for a while...

Just because adds are for charities doesn't mean they don't pay for them.

In some cases they may have a soft spot for a particular charity in others it could well be part of their spend.

If you see the small print in a lot of charities you'll find that sometimes 10-20-30-40p in the £ donated is all that directly gets spent on the actual things the charity is raising funds for because they pay for advertising / mailing out leaflets etc.

The companies that print those leaflets do you think they all do it for free?