MMJ Phytotech (ASX:MMJ)

The initial profit taking after that early run was to be expected, but it's now been added to with Ross Smith's antics and the performance shares issue. Relying on future estimates is a bit harder to swallow in this situation, but I still have faith they'll come good eventually. If it hits $0.30 again I'll double down.
 
I wish i jumped on board during the IPO!

The medicinal benefits will no doubt continue to grow around the world as nation-by-nation get on the band wagon. I just read the prospectus and it has some really interesting 'high'...lights throughout. If they can maintain a strong connection with the Hebrew University/Government Organisations etc. they could well be in the right place. Will be interesting if/when they get a good 'crop' growing in Uraguay/CA and turning it into their own range of nasal sprays/tables/patches etc. obvious multiple capital raising's will be along the way.

I will be interested to see how they go about making a profit and how the Board performs! They have A LOT of performance rights @ $0.20 which they will tap for their own medicinal hip pocket benefits.

There are also plenty of Big Pharma companies willing to pour hundreds of millions into the sector (should the FDA etc. give the 'green' light) though smaller guys will still benefit immensely and be good competition.

I might dip the bong in the water with these guys as a good medical spec play <$0.300 or might go a bit 'high'er.
 
The spike seems nothing more than the current directors establishing their windfall ( although they are unable to trade them for two ? years) .

I really like the concept/setup/group of people but am hesitant as there are already established world leaders in this sector that are already miles ahead.

I see them dropping a lot further than IPO until there are some solid and established rungs on the board with either a differentiated clinical delivery system or legal recognition in Aus as a field leader in local medicinal cannabis trials.
There are already well established OS company's with well laid groundwork already done that can and will just open a branch "down under" when the market is ripe.

PYL is done and dusted already for the foreseeable future.
 
20%+ jump today on announcement PhytoTech Medical Limited (ASX:PYL) and Canadian MMJ Combine to Create Global Medical Cannabis Company

A "merger of equals" that strategically positions PYL and MMJ as a diversified, global, growth-oriented and vertically-integrated MC company, from cultivation of medical cannabis to development and distribution of pharmaceutical and nutraceutical products

- MMJ-PYL's "Farm to Pharma" strategy diversifies the merged group across all key segments of the MC value chain

- Deal consideration (based on PYL's last traded share price of $0.305) of $15.5 million in PYL scrip and an additional $5.185 million in performance shares subject to completion of value creating milestones

- Complementary strategies and asset portfolios to yield significant synergies

- Revenue from sales of a proprietary GMP-produced gastro-resistant Cannabidiol (CBD) pill expected by July 2015

- Near-term license approval for MMJ's Duncan Facility (near Vancouver, BC) under the Marijuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR) to produce up to 700kgs of MC per annum

- Strong platform set for international growth in both the Canadian and European MC markets

- PYL has sufficient existing funds available to meet the working capital requirements of MMJ until revenues commence, meaning that the transaction does not require an equity raising by PYL
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Looking like the weed equivalent of iiNet/TPG merger. MMJ adds a secure line of supply with solid European and North American market presence. I didn't anticipate sales revenue as soon as July 2015, but it will be interesting to see the early returns.
 
Well, over the last couple of weeks...

Record donation of $30 million for medicinal canabis research at University of Sydney - http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/medical-c...-at-university-of-sydney-20150612-ghmieu.html
Mr Lambert a BRW rich-lister who made his fortune in financial planning - said the family was inspired to make the donation after his granddaughter Katelyn found relief from epileptic seizures through cannabis-based medicine.
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International Goldfields (ASX:IGS) signal move into medicinal cannabis market - http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-06-12/wa-miners-move-on-medicinal-pot-plans/6543340
The company is acquiring an 85 per cent stake in Uruguayan pharmaceutical company Wintergarden, giving it access to laboratories and cannabis plantations there.
It might be unchartered territory for a company more familiar with golden nuggets, but director David Tasker said it was a necessary step with markets unwilling to fund exploration.
"It's diversifying out of something that the capital markets aren't supporting," he said.
"We have mining assets that we like but we just couldn't get support for them, so ultimately what we're looking to do is invest in something that the capital markets will support."
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NSW $12m medicinal cannabis research centre to 'lead the world' - http://www.theguardian.com/society/...al-cannabis-research-centre-to-lead-the-world
Premier Mike Baird says centre will employ 'the best minds in the country' to research and support the production of cannabis-based medicines
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PYL has been trading sideways for a while, but I'm anticipating a nice jump once revenue is reported early next financial year. Doubled down today.

Took a small punt on IGS too.
 
So did the police/dhs go and take the granddaughter from the family after discovering they were using weed? I remember they did that recently with some other girl, but her father wasn't that rich so I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
 
col0016 said:
So did the police/dhs go and take the granddaughter from the family after discovering they were using weed? I remember they did that recently with some other girl, but her father wasn't that rich so I'm not sure if that makes a difference.
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The authorities would likely prefer to avoid scrutiny in the courts when the target can afford a good lawyer and the public is sympathetic. Hard to argue that an effective treatment of oil derived from a plant is any more dangerous than commonly available (and medically utilized) chemical derivatives of opium.

The "War on Drugs" is close to declaring a ceasefire on cannabis. It's down to a few fanatics left to terrorise the sick and peaceful.
 
Up 10% since Monday. Glad I went all in. Revenue yet to be reported, not sure what caused this little bump up...
 
What are the benefits of investing in this company over established players like GW Pharmaceutical? Seeing they have cannabanoid products treating epilepsy etc. already won't those products be used here when legalised?
Disclosure: I have shares in GWPH
 
Not sure on GWPH's ops, but I know PYL has good contacts in Israel (Research) and Canada (distribution). I'm liking PYL as it's on the ASX, and it's offshore earnings will benefit from exchange rate as the AUD declines.
PYL's product apparently has a longer shelf life, better taste and more efficient delivery than Sativex, and no mouth ulceration (a side effect of Sativex).
 
Been on a nice rise since yesterday after a trading halt to announce the completion of the MMJ merger. Up over 15% today.
 
What a week!

0.34 entering the trading halt last week.
0.36 when trading commenced on Tuesday.
0.40 at close Wednesday.
0.435 at close Thursday.
0.51 at close Today.

That's a 50% increase over the last week.

Seems it is no longer PYL on the ASX, now showing up as MMJ after the merger (on CommSec at least).
 
Was just about to buy at .31 but decided to wait and go larger when I get a big payment around mid August.. it'll be interesting where it goes from here.
 
I got luckyish. Put just about all my SMSF eggs in this basket (avg cost 0.314) in anticipation of merger and July earning report, sold half of my holdings over the course of the week as it staggered up 10% at 0.37, 10% at 0.39, 10% at 0.435, 20% at 0.45. Decided to hold onto the rest for now. There's a performance bonus clause in the merger which kicks in when it averages over 0.6 for a week or something, so that's probably the next sell point I'm looking at.
 
smk762 said:
I got luckyish. Put just about all my SMSF eggs in this basket (avg cost 0.314) in anticipation of merger and July earning report, sold half of my holdings over the course of the week as it staggered up 10% at 0.37, 10% at 0.39, 10% at 0.435, 20% at 0.45. Decided to hold onto the rest for now. There's a performance bonus clause in the merger which kicks in when it averages over 0.6 for a week or something, so that's probably the next sell point I'm looking at.
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Sell half , hold the other half.
Wait til it stops going higher to deplete your shares. :cool:
 
Erin Resources (ASX:ERI) just had a nice boost on the back of favorable CBD skincare testing results.

"Psoriasis patients - 93% of cases showed a visible improvement to the skin condition and over 70% sustained the improvement for up to 87 days after the last treatment"

Hopefully the MMJ capital raising is to fund expanded production capability following good initial sales...

Either way, I'm in for more if it drops the price. This stock has singlehandedly doubled my SMSF over the last year.
 
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