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Sure looks like they don't want to sell them there, but are using them to try to deture any ask slapping. May be wrong, but it's funny how they pull the wall down when a little buying starts.
They don't have to make sense to you.
Don't place me into your group of waiters, watcher's, or prayers. Although I have an extremely large position I never wager more than I'm willing to lose. My reasons for following daily were addressed in an earlier post.
We could debate this issue till we are both blue in the face, and still neither of us would be able to see into the future. You have your opinion on the future of this company, and I have mine. I have placed my bet based on my own due dilligence, and given current revenues are lagging what I anticipated to date, I still believe good things are going to happen in the near future. My decisions aren't based on blogs, or PR's unless or until they can be confirmed. Speculation drives the market only so far, but verifiable exponential growth, could carry it to much higher sustainable levels. These are my reasons for being here, what's yours?
Maybe the thread I was responding too was deleted prior to you reading my response. There was a question asked to long holders, and I responded my reasons from following WNBD daily.
I trade stocks for my living, so I frequent many many boards every day. I rarely ever post on any, but since this is the only long hold I have I believe it's well within my right to post here as I see fit. The day you speak of (Friday) is no different than any other day for me, as I read the boards all the time anyway. I generally only post when something worth wild is worth posting about, or do my best to give objective information to mis-information being posted.
I can't speak for the rest of the long term holders, but for myself, the daily, weekly, and monthly share price is important for all long term holders IMO. As long as capital funding is required for operational growth, the share price runs hand in hand with the amount of dilution required to meet these needs.
It's actually been trading in this same channel since early May Dennis. The question is will it hold at higher lows, or will it continue in the same trading pattern?
The close today has nothing to do with this part your post, which I addressed in my last post (last news on 6/16 and blog on 6/20)so to assume selling today was 504's selling into news just don't hold much water, and is also misleading from reality. To be honest, there are a few posters who have been MIA the last few days, and re-apeared today at the close...hmmmm. Should we welcome them back also lol.
The fact is someone sold, 504 maybe, profit takers from last week maybe, .0012 to .0018 is 50% profit so it could be many reasons for a slight pull-back. As long as shares change hands at a higher level it will allow for a move higher in the future.
Very astute observation..NOT!!!! How silly to link the last PR on June 16th and the last blog on June 20th was vital to selling that occured today. Seems to me if anyone wanted to take advantage of the news sources, they would have been done much closer to the actual news being released. Either way, your opinion based on your in depth DD is always appreciated.LOL
Jun 20
Update: Ghana
Uncategorizedby Eric Lehner
.Inventory control, throughout the distribution system, is key to accuracy. When shipping volumes increase, it will be a serious matter to know who has what, where, when and why. Accordingly, even in these early days of our export activity, photo-documenation is being created to establish a record. For example, we were glad to see that when our first commercial shipment cleared customs in Ghana, the goods arrived in perfect condition. These warehouse pictures, taken recently near the container terminal at Tema, serving the capital of Ghana, Accra, provided us with verification of the shipping resiliance of our cargo. Our agent in Ghana reports that much of this cleared shipment is already spoken for amongst customers, so that a replenishment order is required immediately. Presently, to this destination, we are limiting LTL load sizes to approximately 600 gallons at a time to prevent inventory accumulation on the receiving end and to manage risk. Container traffic has become routine between principal ports today, making it not much more complicated than sending goods on a long truck ride. It just requires good forecasting. In the meantime, good internal controls are being developed.
Slow and steady wins the race. Just keep chipping away at the .0016's
You can find all filings here.
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/WNBD/financials
The answer is yes to the bilge pump question. I know several boat owners that will squirt a small amount in the bilge well, then kick the pump on for a second or two, then allow it to set for a couple of minutes before turning it on again to flush out all the grease and sludge. They do make bilge cleaners for the same purpose, but since they use 1000+ for other reasons on the boat, and it works just as well on the bilge pump, they no longer buy the bilge cleaner.
Nice to see there are many here that have their eyes wide open TB. There are also some Charter Boat operators in the Destin Florida area using the product as well. It's these types of initiatives with Whirlpool Tour Boats that will spread the word much quicker throughout the water sport industry.
Why scup, did he break their legs lol.
I have no idea about oxi clean or your son-in law's sneakers, but I do know about other possibilities.
There is a remote possibility that the product is being used by key contractor personnel at a NASA facility already.
Just as I stated earlier, your post is exactly the type I was talking about. Of the supposed quotes you just posted, there is only one that has been made. If you doubt what I'm saying, find the links and post them.
Of course with the exception of Eric is making progress, because that is a true quote.
Maybe you need a little clearer understanding in the difference between a retail consumer and a commercial customer. It's funny how yesterday the hotel industry would be a no brainer, but today the boating tour company won't help the company, because the patrons don't get a tour of the boat cleaning process. To be honest, I've stayed in many hotels in my life and never once have I been educated by the cleaning staff on there process either lol. Sometimes the spin really gets desperate and pathetic looking.
It's not just the lesser known companies that have been around for many years they won't admitt success in. What about Home Depot Canada, Lowes Canada, Lowes US, Lancaster (largest paint sundries in US) along with many many others. They have difficulty seeing the positive in any of the ventures, but are blinded and obsessed by anything which can be seen as negative. Winning Brands has came a long way in terms of business relationships, and are currently developing the relationships which will eventually lead to success. The time will come soon enough when many of us will be enjoying the fruits of WNBD's labor, while others are still complaining about the DRTV wasn't a success, or any other past short coming.
The deception I've seen on the board lately in regards to WNBD certainly hasn't came from butcherman. Example below:
Kind of like this embellishment that's posted, or are you looking at the wrong store locator?
Looks like someone is sitting on the bid.
Does that mean you will be selling out, and moving on when we get to .003?
Not defending Eric's writing style, but the blog was a very indepth explaination of when uplisting would be advantageous to the company and shareholders, what some of the advantages would be, and that a reverse split wouldn't be necessary to uplist to the otcbb, and register with the sec.
Comprehension skills are required at times when reading the message boards. The "retail" discussion had nothing to do with the selling, dilution, or volume taking place. It was simply peeps wondering if it was retail buying, or MM's collecting inventory. I think everyone knows where the volume was coming from.
Haven't tried the company site, but I am having trouble with the CEO Blog also.
Not sure how many gallons they sold, but it sure seemed like it was quite successful at that "bull riding event" since it also expanded into the monster motor sports events as well. There is great info about trackmoist in the I-Box, and here are some PR's you may want to brush up on. Actually these events took place last year, and they expanded it to all their events. Very interesting PR's and that it's being used by Feld Morotsports and entertainment.
http://www.winningbrandscorporation.com/files/newsfiles_10/april5_2010.htm
http://www.winningbrandscorporation.com/files/newsfiles_10/april13_2010.htm
I believe you nailed it bogey, and it always amazes me why they feel they need to make back loses on the same stocks they recieved the loses from. It not only creates problems many times because it's a low to medium liquidity issue, and makes it hard for the stock to sustain momenteum, but it's also more difficult to trade your way back to green playing them in this manner. I've learned in most cases it's much easier for me to lighten my load in that particular issue, and move on to some of the other stocks that are on the move. It makes no difference to me where I make my money back, and there are many other stocks out there to do so on at any given time.
That's some nice looking family portraits we have there ant. It's taken a lot of time, a lot of marketing input, and a lot of feedback to get 1000+ and Kind product line with a look that will be apealing to the consumer. I hope Eric can send a family photo of the various sizes of 1000+ produts line with their new duds on to put in the ibox.
SSOL looking for new HOD
I figured that would be the type of response I would recieve as well. You can try to paint any type of picture you desire concerning Eric's personal restricted shares, but it's nothing more than an opinion. Why should he sell his restricted shares to grow the company when he has shares available in the treasury to use for that purpose.
His personal holding are listed for all to see...the amount of shares he's using for capital funding and debt reduction is listed for all to see. We can all see where the money is being spent and the initiatives that's taking place (including Eric's salary) This is unusual in this market to have the transparency WNBD provides through it's voluntary filings at pink sheets. If peeps have a problem with companies selling shares for growth, then this market is not the place for them to be.
Either you or I misunderstood the pretense of Ants post. IMO he wasn't referring to Eric selling his personal shares for working capital on a monthly basis. It's obvious to everyone that dilution is taking place to generate capital for business operations, and the need will exist until sales can overcome the monthly overhead expenses. That could come quickly with the addition of a large reatailer or two, or it could languish in these areas as slow growth continues.
I felt he was refering to the fact Eric had an opportunity to increase his personal finances substantially even in accordance with rule 144 volume limitations. Even selling the allowable amount below the highs, he could have pocketed around 600k on those two runs alone. That's not necessairly chump change when his average annual salary has been around 64k over the past 6 years. I, as well as others believe he and other insiders are holding for much greater gains in the future as the company becomes successful.
There are many variables that effect whether WNBD could be granted national or regional distribution expansion through an existing retailer, or possibly a new retailer. These large retailers have ample data from many new products that have hit the street, and understand that it is product awareness that creates product turns. In other words, the way they roll out new products isn't necessarily dependent on a systematic approach (regionally then nationally) It usually depends on what type of awareness the new vendor intends to use to promote the product.
These large retailers have regional distribution warehouses in place which makes a national roll-out as simple as a regional roll-out (just duplication for different regions) So it all boils down to this....what are you willing to do to move the product off the shelves? It's all negotiated in the contract, and that is what makes the difference. IMO if the model WNBD is submitting will consist of only in-store-merchandising, or minimal advertising, then it will probably move to a regional level. Given the reach of cable television in this day and age, then the possibility of a national awareness campaign by this venue could take the product to a national roll-out. It all comes down to how the contract reads, and how WNBD plans on moving product IMO.
I will be happy either way though.
NVLX .10 break sends it flying
NVLX .10 break sends it flying
NVLX will run huge on cancer news today!!
For that matter, the world could exist without 99.9% of the products available within any given sector. The number of choices that are available is what makes the consumable product retail market so dynamic, and WNBD only needs to capture less than 1% of the market to become an extremely successful business.
Case and point: If you have coke.... why do we need pepsi?
If you have 7-up.... why do you need sprite?
If you have nestle bottled water.... why do you need dasani?