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For the last 100 years cannabis, whether hemp or marijuana, was illegal in most federal and state jurisdictions; accordingly, like Prohibition, prospering outside the law. With its newfound value, cannabis has been resurrected as a legal cash crop. Yet the taint of its nefarious past remains and percolates in the legal trade. From experts morphing from the black market to academics used textbook knowledge, the cannabis business lacks the talent to become a major economic force. The industry has become an assortment of characters taking available of misinformation and lack of information. As for technology, what was used in the environment of not taxes and freewheeling enterprises remains the flavor of the day.

Cannabis endures as a very profitable underground business from homemakers with a few plants to million dollars ventures with international distribution. At least 70 percent of all consumer sales are illegal, while the legal producers and marketers fight the fed and states for territory. The illegal culture’s playbook is the operating manual for today’s business. Nothing has changed as if “moonshine technology” and business practices remain the business model. The only difference are the legal operators having a partner that dictates terms including the proverbial casino skim in the form of taxes.

Our mission is to provide Reliable Information, and rely on the GREENMARK 101 algorithm and its forerunner the Subjective Probability + Game Theory Model for the answers and means to profit from mistakes made by others. Not one cannabis information service, whether free or otherwise, has a better track record than GREENMARK 101. Not our statement, but the results and conclusions that our news pages reported.

Preeminent information sources on everything cannabis is our forte. In the last three years, we have proven our worth, especially with the level of misinformation, false claims and business data broadcasted by investment bankers, industrial sources and stock promoters. Deception and distortion by others compromised potential participants to discriminate between correct and incorrect information. Lies masquerading as opinions by investment bankers and stock promoters have damaged the integrity of the industry.

HOW TO DETERMINE INFORMATION RELIABILITY?

By choosing either to respond or ignore an information source, depends on who presents the data and under the circumstances. The only means to determine reliability is by the results. Thus, the bodies of knowledge about the past documented by record-keepers, together with assembly and disclosure of knowledge are considered probable, historical facts are the backbone of GREENMARK 101.

By determining the reliability of information establish the ethical standard of the provider.

GREENMARK 101 carries 179 data fiels on three unique platforms. Here are two subsets:

We define the reliability of information as the probability that the information was correct and introduced as trustworthy when readers can verify it. Our algorithms realized that when the information presented by a reliable authority is given it is accepted at face value unless the information proved not to be accurate from a historical perspective. Application of this theory is a “Data-level 14” within our menu : (1) All information recognized by a known source are calibrated by timing, bias, conflicts of interests and the basis of the disclosure; (2) Known memory about information by the receiver is factored as shorter than that of providers, and (3) Information providers continue to present unreliable facts as long as a vested interest is at stake.

Date-level 9 identified as “Recognized Logic” is similar to what Wall Street calls “Efficient Market Theory.” Under EFMT, stock market’s prices reflect all available information. GREENMARK 101 algorithm has given us a unique insight to assess information within the context of investment values.

HISTORICAL FACTS AND CURRENT CONCUSSIONS

Cannabis public stocks lost $115 billion since January 1, 2018.

Here's a summary of the largest declines in market value:

· Canopy Growth (NYSE:CGC): $25 billion in market cap lost

· Aurora Cannabis: $15 billion

· Cronos Group: $9 billion

· Tilray: $8 billion

· Curaleaf Holdings: $7 billion

· Acreage Holdings: $6 billion

· Harvest Health & Recreation: $7.5 billion

· GW Pharmaceuticals: $3.2 billion

· MedMen Enterprises (OTC:MMNFF): $3.4 billion

· Cresco Labs: $3 billion

· HEXO (NYSE:HEXO): $1.9 billion

· Charlotte's Web: $2. billion

· Aphria (NYSE:APHA): $2.4 billion

· OrganiGram Holdings: $2.9 billion

· Trulieve Cannabis: $1 billion

$115 billion in market value losses doesn’t include balance sheet write-offs and other charges that may total $250 billion in the next two years.

Investment bankers, Investment advisories, and professional money managers have posted cannabis and cannabis-related recommendations since January 1, 2018 to the present.

BUY RECOMMENDATION 2,659 Correct to 4.6% on average

SELL RECOMMENDATION 357

Public Media News Releases from other sources posted on cannabis and cannabis-related articles from January 1, 2018 to the present.

POSITIVE ARTICLES 1,026,730 (collected by our data fields)

NEGATIVE ARTICLES 234,000 (estimated)

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Since January 1, 2018, we presented 945 public releases on cannabis and cannabis related articles and fielded over 10,000 email and phone inquiries.

Broadcasted in 2017

• Marijuana on a state by state basis appears attractive to investors, but with federal tax regulations treating sales as cash transactions without charge offs against operating costs and expenses, the ability to generate profits are impossible.

• The legal cannabis industry is undercapitalized and new money coming in will not find a safe haven to invest in.

• State regulations to obtain and maintain cannabis licenses are confusing and evolving at the expense of the private operators.

• Investing in this sector must be carefully considered with at least a 3X risk factor.

• Don’t invest in state marijuana ventures until infrastructures can be fully defined.

• The black-market rules pot sales and the “players” in the space are infiltrating the legal pot category as “experts.” Beware of their business practices.

Broadcasted in 2018

• Public cannabis stocks are not nature enough for broad investor participation. Don’t buy the noise social media is selling.

• Investment bankers and capital formation firms don’t have a clue about how to evaluate the cannabis space.

• Our Subjective Probability + Game Theory Model algorithm projects substantial losses and the worst sector in invest in.

• Technology and product development in the cannabis sector relies on “black market” know-how and will not be effective in a tax regulated business structure.

• Cannabis legalization in Canada is an investment trap. Expect operating losses in the billions of dollars. Our algorithm projects 60% minimum losses of public companies.

• Talent in the cannabis sector is lacking and capital losses will accelerate from poor management judgment.

• Investing in unproven, overpriced technologies and production assets will be worthless in three years.

Broadcasted in 2019

• As more and more states sanction recreational marijuana,

• capital formation will become more expensive as businesses are poorly structured to be profitable.

• Media hype and misinformation is driving investors into cannabis plays only to be trapped in non-liquid investments. Expect major losses in the 70% range.

• The only groups that made money in the cannabis industry are promoters and investment bankers acting as selling agents, while the general public is slowly being wiped out.

• Cannabis was the worst business sector in 2019 as suggested by our commentaries.

• Hemp is an easy way to lose all your money. Farmers beware. Don’t grow the stuff unless you know what to do with it. Have a sales contract on the crop before you grow it. Don’t be fooled from what the states are saying are processors.

• Media propaganda in hemp should not be your source of information.

• FDA will ban CBD hemp for making health and wellness claims without formal testing.

WE WILL CONTINUE OUR MISSION FOR THE TRUTH

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Note: Please do not post emails or occupy our time with telephone calls with inquiries relating to the COVAT 19 or the gyrations of stock markets. Our Mission is to provide reliable information about the cannabis industry, not to offer investment commentaries. The references made as to stock market circumstances are presented within the context of what we expect the cannabis industry would react to external business and financial conditions.