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Bruce Campbell (2) Indus Holdings INDS-CN HOLD May 27, 2020

He owns this one and it was a Past Pick before. Previous management raised money, build facilities and over spent without building a strong strategy. The new management team brought more capital. They have one of the highest margin selling THC cannabis products in California. The stock is trading less than one year revenue. He thinks as management proves itself this stock will go higher. He will continue to own it.
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