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You're both right. That's the great thing about SNRS - nobody knows what is going on. Anything could happen. I know there are a lot of bag holders from the "Apple deal", but SNRS has a lot of exposure and the people who put these "campaigns" together know that. Wouldn't surprise me to see another PR push. Can't say when tho...
no one is arguing that CELH moves slowly. i've been saying this for months - CELH SHARE STRUCTURE IS UNBEATABLE. does that mean it can fall just as fast as it can pop? of course. "dropped like a rock"? it dropped on less volume than it pulled back on. it's safe to say more people are buying than dumping. it wouldn't surprise me if some people here are tapping the bid just to drag the pps down...
interesting territory here. wonder if we'll north of .40 by the end of the week...
phase 1 took us over 1700% gains, and we've held over 400%. you're right about that joke - if phase 2 is anything like phase 1, many people will be laughing!
hopefully new investors will approach SNRS knowing the truth - that this "company" has nothing to do with any legitimate business whatsoever. it is as stinky as they come. however, that doesn't there isn't money to made (and lost). we're talking about pinksheets here. if anyone actually believes they are investing in something real, they are going to be let down. it's up to each individual to figure out how to become one of the winners. SNRS could pump any day. soon? probably not. but what are you going to do to make sure you're ready when it does...
wow, popped up to .39. are we gonna test .45 again?
yea, someone just loaded up. news before the end of the week?
zeroluv? i know him, but i'm not zero
dang, DKGR cheap at these levels. easy triple from here...
exactly. so if a bunch of new investors came along by means of PR, that 60 million at .0001 would seem pretty small considering the fact that $500 can buy you 5 million shares. It's not over here folks, just be patient...
well of course not. but you would sell into the buying wouldn't you...
Someone who has nothing in it currently? Decent PR push could bring in more action...
My bad. $6k. (60,000,000x0.0001). Not much when you consider the fact that this board alone has 377 followers. Just $100 from each follower would move SNRS. Something to think about...
true. still, only 6k sitting on .0001...$500 from 12 people? and we're on to .0002, i mean these sub pennies barely take any investment. who doesn't have $500 to throw down on a gamble?
well yea, but .0001 to .0002 is still a double...
It actually got to .0005 in 2010 and .0003 last year. I think the main problem is that most people know SNRS is a shell pos, but if a decent PR team picks it up, they might be able to get it back around .0005 which for most people would be a nice chunk of change...
lol. wow, that's almost exactly what management puts out. just as official at least...
I bet some new pumpers are coming soon. SNRS has run before, no reason why it can't again...
Gun hold? Never heard that one...
I bought around .0014 last run and made a killing. Feel free to sit on the sidelines...
dead in the water...
i wonder if there will ever be another pump?
If Carl was satisfied with the way things were going, why would he waste his time bringing in the new management? All you ever talk about is how Carl is taking the company private, and yet it still hasn't happened. The horse is dead my friend, quit beating it...
Yea, I guess you're right. The fact that it's a completely new management team with a completely new strategy means nothing...lol
I think the powdered products are really helping the bottom line - the margins are much higher. I'm more excited about global expansion as it seems the rest of the world really love Celsius products...
"Celsius is positioned for a breakout year in 2012," stated Gerry David, President and CEO of Celsius. "The implementation of new core software systems, key marketing partnerships and introduction of new exciting products provide a strong basis to grow the business in 2012." David continued, "Our international business continued to grow, exceeding expectation by 245%. The Company's focus moving into second quarter will be the implementation of many of our direct to consumer initiatives and the continued effort in reducing product cost."
Nah, more like hibernation.
We'll have to wait and see what Q2 looks like...
power hour excitement...
CELH coming out hot after a nice Memorial Day break!
Apparently someone liked it at .35...
You can spin anything to sound bad, and likewise anything to sound good. I prefer to look at the facts and the fact is, at the current pps, many people are going to make a lot of money if the new management can continue move the company in right direction. It's up to you if you want to be a spectator or not...
"BS balance sheet and income statement summaries"
This was addressed before. If you think the reports coming out of CELH are BS, that's your opinion. But why would a company, that has no regulatory need to file, report a timely summary every quarter AND report a loss? But hey, if you don't trust what they are offering, that's your choice.
I'm not sure we are all discussing the same topic here. I am suggesting CELH is a good investment at it's current levels because of the situation Carl is in and the progress the new management is making. Kezzek is saying that Carl will take the company private once it becomes profitable. If you think the pps will still be around .35 if Celsius turns a profit, you're missing out. If CELH becomes even close to profitable for 2 quarters, the pps will double. Lots of money to be made here - just need to be patient...
Yea, I noticed that too. I've felt like the resistance around .40 has been getting weaker and the support seems pretty strong around .30 which is promising too.
Any stock with a looming R/S doesn't look interesting to me...
Yea, like clockwork. Only 300 but got cancelled by a real 1000 buy...
CELH not going private. Makes no sense at all...
Updated quarterly breakdown:
Quarter | Revenue | Expenses | Net Income(Loss)
Q1 2012 | $2.5 million | -$3.0 mil | ($536,000)
Q4 2011 | $1.8 million | -$2.5 mil | ($716,000)
Q3 2011 | $2.5 million | -$2.8 mil | ($278,000)
Q2 2011 | $2.0 million | -$2.5 mil | ($456,000)
Q1 2011 | $2.2 million | -$2.7 mil | ($459,632)
Oh believe me, I'm not concerned in the slightest. After talking to different people at the company, that is very apparent. All I know is that CELH is a steal at these levels...
I'm not following your logic...
1) Based on daily volume, CDS wouldn't want to sell their shares for $1 million? The shares they accepted for $500,000? Please explain why they wouldn't want to double their money...
2) CDS are obviously in CELH for the long haul. The fact they are putting more into the company and pushing back repayment deadlines clearly means they believe in their potential and are less concerned about getting their money back.
3) Sell the company. I agree with you on this point, and I think from a shareholder perspective, this would be the best outcome. Rainmaker summed up the situation pretty well...
"...if you take a look at previous acquisitions in the beverage industry space, you would discover that many companies have sold for a price that is equal to 2X - 4X their annual revenues. Celsius Holdings had FY 2011 annual revenues of $8.5M. Applying this same formula would result in a takeover price of between $17M and $34M. With approximately 20M shares outstanding (of which management owns 52%), this would translate into a CELH share price of somewhere between 0.85 cents and $1.70. Also, these numbers do not take into consideration any future revenue growth from international sales, and the new strategic business plan being undertaken by the current management team."
So you think CDS extended the repayment deadline, increased their line of credit, and accepted shares because they want to take the company private? How does that make any sense? I'm not sure why you're so convinced CELH is going private when all recent events point in the opposite direction...