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Gee bgrass, my friend, please give us a break from all the negative speculations, innuendos, and inferences with regard to Fuse and DROP. EVERY

Perhaps this is an example of the tried and proven investment strategy called "buy and hold"? I bought below 30 cents today and I'm holding. IMHO, DROP at 25-35 is a bargain! If the feedback from the drop products is overwhelmingly positive, who knows what the sp will be come Dec. 31st.

The transaction around noon for 317k shares, was that a buy or sell? Anyone?

EJ doesn't work on my arthritic pain but I'm still looking for more uses. :)

EJ does not work on mosquito bites..:)

Looking like a good day to buy...

Ditto, jdews, ditto.

York, the feedback you provided is much appreciated. I know a baseball team that could use EJ also.

Infoseeker, I would bet that there's more than one national distributor vying for Fuse's business. The soft launch of EJ WAS a very smart move IMO.

York, you stated that "EJ works great before and after a pitcher's start". Do you mind sharing some details of how the EJ was applied and its affect.
Thanks.

Info, Fuse seems to be covering all the bases with regard to IP which speaks volumes to me. I mean, if you have nothing to protect in the way of intellectual property, why even bring it up in a PR. Fuse has game changing technology and they're saying that they'll protect it at all costs, IMO of course. Week by week it becomes more and more evident that Fuse's management team knows what they're doing and also have their "ducks in a row". Facts are hard to refute!

Excellent response infoseeker! It's great to see that you and several other posters on this board normally take the positive "high road" (aka glass half full) attitude with regard to Fuse. Also, unlike many, you do it using FACTS not speculation or inference. For those who will attack this response, let me repeat one more time: "you do it using FACTS not speculation or inference".
Keep up the good work.

Decent recovery today. A new bottom perhaps?

bdublu, ditto. Trying to average down as well.

Thanks UHD for the info.

bblu, wish I could say that my shares were purchased with play money. They weren't, so the roll out of the drops is a major event for me (and I'm sure others). Fuse has the management team to pull this thing off; however, my one and only concern is do they have the "working" capital to sustain the company during its infancy stage.

Wex, I understand totally. No disrespect intended.

Swank, you're right about women. It seems they put more credence in "word of mouth" referrals which fits right in with Fuse's social media advertising. And if most women are like my wife, once they find a great product they tend to stick with it (aka repeat sales). Funny how women have been left out of the conversation on this board until now. Thanks Swank for bringing it up!

UHD, I agree. I'm scratching and clawing to find every nickel and dime to throw at this "caged" beast. This animal is about to break loose and go on a run where there is no rear view mirror! Some investors are going to be definitely upset because they didn't have the confidence to hang in there.....sorry bg and wex.

If the "xfuse" drops are as good as they're being touted, then they'll fly off the shelves even using social media advertising. Move over "5 Hour Energy" there's a new kid on the block!

Rimz, no problem in owning 5000 shares. A "shareholder" is just that, a "shareholder", be it 5000 or 500,000 shares. Educate yourself, if not already there, and become investor savvy....sell the 5000 shares at a reasonable profit and reinvest on the gap downs...again, sell at a reasonable profit and reinvest...you by now have picked up on the word "reasonable"....greed is one of the main faults of many an investor, including yours truly

mcross, way to go! Good investing plan. I'm right behind you with DROP shares and I'm not worried either. We're patient, we'll be rewarded IMHO. Funny, with all the positive factors out there in favor of Fuse succeeding, many on this board are still so negative and running for the hills when the stock takes a dip. Seems it doesn't register that, for most stocks, they must go down and up to make a profit....buy low, sell high....works every time!

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Well, let's see then: (1) All the "heavy hitters" that make up the Fuse management team know that the drop technology is not ground breaking but are willing to accept highly inflated salaries for as long as Fuse stays afloat, (2) All the top athletes that signed endorsement contracts are being paid handsomely to promote Fuse products even though they KNOW the products don't work as advertised, (3) Tiger Woods and his advisory personnel allowed themselves to appear "taken" because Tiger desperately needed a sponsor and the money was absolutely too much to turn down. GIVE ME A BREAK! Some of the hypotheses you guys come up with don't even make it in the category of "coming from left field". Have you guys ever invested in a start-up company before? Do you actually believe that Fuse, like other penny stock companies, is predetermined to fail? And, you haven't even tried just one of their products. YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME!

Well, let's see then: (1) All the "heavy hitters" on the Fuse management staff know that the drop technology is not ground breaking but are willing to work for inflated salaries as long as Fuse stays afloat, (2) All the top athletes that signed endorsement contracts with Fuse are being paid handsomely to promote the products even though they know too that they don't RELLY

Shoot guys, just cut and paste..

Good plan goose. I've tried to do that in years past. Usually what gets me in trouble is not sticking to my predetermined sell point (e.g. % profit), waiting for a little more gain. Then the dreaded reversal comes too quick to get out....bet that never happened to you!

I always went over 100K! No, not really. True there is nothing wrong with paying taxes on gains. Wish I was paying a lot of taxes

Smart trading iaco, but then you have to deal with short term capital gains IRS, yuk!

I'm looking everywhere for even some chump change to buy more shares. I must be worried!

Excellent post info. I'm actually sitting here smiling at myself for taking a "buy & hold" strategy. Looks like the hold phase is going to be a little long. Oh well, it is what it is! Is anyone "dollar cost averaging"

Perhaps the pharma licensing is a long term goal, with some current activities working to that end. But for the near term, maybe Fuse wants to get established and perfect their delivery technology via the "supplement" route, circumventing the FDA requirements. It's mind boggling to think where this stock would go if Fuse linked-up with Viagra!!!

Ditto, chance. Well put!

Being positive & optimistic- thanks Swank and face!

Good posts info and goose!

Shore18, didn't see your post until later this evening. You asked what can we as investors do. Here goes. To be honest, I usually read the board a lot, check many of the facts (and rumors), but rarely post. Basically, I've started to gravitate to the people who are investment savvy and who tend to be positive and upbeat; infoseeker11, mcrossdc, griff, and yourself to name just a few. It's a waste of time to respond to negative suggestions, speculations and such so I just overlook them. One gets the feeling after awhile that several investors, me included, are holding a significant amount of DROP shares and are in for the long haul. IMO, I believe Fuse's technology is starting to garner the attention of some major entities. Just look at the way that licensing contracts have materialized in just a short span of time. Could we say that "where there's smoke, there's fire". If we're patient, don't panic and sell when the sp gaps down (like today), and continue to buy shares at low levels (e.g. $0.25-$0.35), then IMO I think we'll be handsomely rewarded in the not too distant future. Just overlook all the noise. Good luck!

Potential investors come to this board to get insight into Fuse and its business objectives. What kind of perception do they take away with them?... looks pretty negative from my point of view...

Info and shore, I'm with you guys. Let the naysayers, P & D'rs, and day traders take some profits and run. If this is a day of "blood in the streets", then sensible wisdom is yelling "buy!"- a typical investment strategy for savvy investors. The panic button is being activated by several posters this week; it goes to show that their confidence in Fuse the company varies with the wind (or latest rumor), that they haven't bought in to the company's stated goals, and making a quick buck is all they're interested in. In summary, if you don't have solid confidence in Fuse, its technology, and business objectives, then please dump your shares and quit posting all the negativity that comes to mind. Good luck as you take your business elsewhere.

Thanks LG6 for your very polite comments. Just to clarify something; most (not all) of my posts are intentionally written with some humor aboard or maybe poking some fun at someone. When I said I was "all in" it was meant to convey that DROP has enough of my hard earned money. It definitely didn't mean that I couldn't buy more at 25. My screw-up in parceling out the verbiage. Seriously, I'm long with Fuse, I'm confident that they have some game changing technology, and I want to ride it until the ship docks at my house and the Fuse management team is popping the cork. Good luck LG6 on your investments.