AUXLY CANNABIS Forum: Community User: JanPreuss

Jetzt hoffen wir die geht heut wieder hoch

bitte an alle die investiert sind es ist doch nicht zu viel verlangt diese beiden worte unten links einzufügen zumal die meisten handys das vorabspeichern bleibe investiert oder bin investiert danke bin investiert

troll Liste Antenne Zoarten BadBanker werden erst gestrichen wenn der ersichtliche trollgrund verschwindet! bleibe investiert

Einfach auf Dezember gehen und lesen

Was denn hier wieder los Fehlt doch eine Troll liste?

@Zoarten Was du da gepostet hast ist die Übersetzung zu einem Trading Halt, ausgelöst durch schnell fallende Preise. Diese waren sicher eine Folge von Gewinnmitnahmen und das gibt es bei fast jedem Pennystock hin und wieder und ist absolut normal. Sobald sich der Markt beruhigt hat geht es weiter, wie die kurz darauf folgende Kundgebung zeigt. !!!Gewöhnt euch bitte an eure News auch mit dem Veröffentlichungsdatum zu posten und reinzuschreiben, wenn ihr es mit Google übersetzt habt, damit man es einfacher zuordnen und prüfen kann.!!!

@Zoarten und BadBanke Erklärt mir bitte mal wie ihr darauf kommt. Ich lese da nichts von irgendwelchen 3,1 und auch nicht warum es ausgesetzt werden sollte. Mich beschleicht das Gefühl hier sind Basher unterwegs

Ich denk heut sehen wir die 2 wieder....

We don’t normally post company news releases as stand alone pieces, but CannaRoyalty (CRZ.C) CEO Marc Lustig has put one out that summarizes our thoughts on the news today that the US Justice Department is going to kill off an Obama administration guidance memo that told the department to lay off weed companies in states where weed is legal. The market sold off pretty hard today on the news, which is dumb because this news has been put out before, with no actual change in the way things work. In fact, you may recall a similar sell off when the TSX wondered aloud about delisting companies with US weed investments, followed by months of sustained rises – and a similar US Justice Department saddle shift before that in which said Attorney General Jeff Sessions would be coming after weed purty durned quick. That, too, was followed by sustained buying in the weeks following. So Lustig heard today’s news and decided to explain it all, and make his arguments as to why the de-memoing announcement is a bullshit move. We applaud when CEOs get ornery and push back on dumb bureaucracy, and Lustig has done so once or twice before. Take it away, Marc: OTTAWA, Jan. 4, 2018 /PRNewswire/ – CannaRoyalty Corp. (CSE: CRZ) (OTCQX: CNNRF) (“CannaRoyalty” or the “Company”), an active investor and operator in the legal cannabis industry, commented on the Memorandum for all United States Attorneys issued by U.S. Attorney General Mr. Jefferson B. Sessions on January 4, 2018 (the “Memorandum”). The Memorandum, as its predecessors, the so-called Cole Memorandums of 2011, 2013 and 2014, provides guidance to U.S. prosecutors regarding the enforcement of federal cannabis laws. The Memorandum is not law nor does it alter the U.S. Justice Department’s (“DOJ”) discretion or ability to enforce federal marijuana laws. U.S. prosecutors will continue to have discretion in how they enforce federal marijuana laws, as they had under the Cole Memorandums. “No legal change has taken place here. We do not foresee the Memorandum meaningfully impacting the way that existing cannabis business is conducted within legal states,” said Marc Lustig, CEO of CannaRoyalty. “The evidence from legal states demonstrates that legalizing and regulating cannabis consumption works. It is our belief that this Memorandum has more to do with the DOJ’s desire to ensure its ability to continue to enforce federal law without specific enforcement priorities regarding cannabis, than it does to disrupting ongoing state-legal cannabis activity.” [emphasis ours] Marc Lustig added, “To enforce federal cannabis restrictions within legal states, the DOJ would be enforcing a historical federal policy that is contrary to the desire of roughly two-thirds of the U.S. population, including the majority of Republicans. This would also be directly contrary to President Trump’s campaign assertion that marijuana policy should be left in the hands of the states and contrary to the trend toward legalization within U.S. states; the Vermont House of Representatives voted earlier today to legalize possession and home cultivation of marijuana. Legal states have built significant infrastructure to prudently handle the legal cannabis industry, they are relying on tax revenues from the industry and their citizens are relying on the private sector jobs that legalization has created. CannaRoyalty operates exclusively within state-legal U.S. jurisdictions, Puerto Rico as well as in Canada, and adheres strictly to applicable laws. While the release of the Memorandum may mean some volatility for U.S. players over the short-term, we see significant opportunity for growth over the coming year and will continue to work to drive value for our shareholders.” About CannaRoyalty CannaRoyalty is an active investor and operator in the legal cannabis industry. Our focus is building and supporting a diversified portfolio of growth-ready assets in high-value segments of the cannabis sector, including research, consumer brands, devices and intellectual property. Our management team combines a hands-on understanding of the cannabis industry with seasoned financial know-how, assembling a platform of holdings via royalty agreements, equity interests, secured convertible debt, licensing agreements and its own branded portfolio. CannaRoyalty’s shares trade on the Canadian Stock Exchange (CSE) under the symbol CRZ and internationally on the OTCQX under the symbol CNNRF.

Liberty Health Sciences responds to memorandum issued by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions TORONTO, Jan. 4, 2018 /PRNewswire/ Liberty Health Sciences Inc. (CSE: LHS) (OTCQX: LHSIF) (Liberty or the Company) today provided the following statement in response to the memorandum on marijuana enforcement issued by United States Attorney General Jeff Sessions on January 4, 2018: Liberty is a licensed medical cannabis company that strictly adheres to the laws in the U.S. states in which we operate. As a medical cannabis company, we are protected against enforcement by enacted legislation from U.S. Congress in the form of the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment. It is our interpretation that the memorandum dated January 4, 2018 issued by U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions is largely in response to the recreational cannabis marketplace in California becoming effective on January 1, 2018. It does not affect the medical cannabis marketplace. The memorandum does nothing other than rescind the Obama-era Cole Memorandum, and it restates the well-established criteria associated with prosecutorial authority and decisions within the U.S. Attorney Generals Office. There are presently over 10 bills pending to assist and/or protect the cannabis marketplace, including the Rohrabacher Amendments that protect state licensed medical cannabis operators like Liberty from prosecution so long as their operations are compliant with state law. This protection has existed since 2013, and within the last two years, several federal prosecutors have attempted enforcement actions against state licensed and compliant medical cannabis operators, and those prosecutions were dismissed and/or shut down via injunctions based upon the Rohrabacher amendment. We believe that the memorandum is not in tune with the realities of the modern-day U.S. cannabis marketplace, and that the apparent shift in policy ignores the strong bi-partisan support for medical and recreational cannabis within the U.S. Congress and amongst Americans, which is underscored by the strong and swift bi-partisan negative reaction from Congressional leadership to Attorney General Sessions memorandum. Presently, over 60% of Americans live in a state where cannabis is legal either medically or recreationally, and over 80% of Americans support the legalization of cannabis in one form or another. We want to reassure shareholders that we remain committed to producing medical not recreational cannabis in the U.S. states where medical cannabis is legal, and we will continue to pursue our existing strategy in the U.S. and supply the growing demand for reliable and affordable medical grade cannabis to improve the quality of peoples lives. We continue to actively engage with our well-positioned governmental advisors at the federal level to provide assistance to federal officials on the ongoing U.S. policy making initiatives related to medical cannabis in the U.S. We are committed to ensuring that the interests of our shareholders and patients are protected.

Hmm also ich hatte bis zu -29% gesehen, genau so stark gefallen wie alle anderen auch. Selbst die Charts sind bei allen identisch.

Denke auch dass es morgen stark fallen wird

Gestern ist CW bei weitem nicht so stark gefallen wie viele andere Cannabis Firmen, wo es einen regelrechten Absturz gab. Das wird sicherlich hier heute noch kommen, wenn es ins Wochenende geht.

Ja ne is klar. Da kommt schon Gegenwind aus den eigenen Reihen. Dat wird nix Verbot.

Ein Verbot ist aktuell eher wahrscheinlich als unwahrscheinlich, daher bleibe ich realistisch und das werden viele andere auch sein.

@badbanker Haste den link überhaupt gelesen? Wieso sollte es abwärts gehen?