There's this one ugly little thing that has escaped them and it's called proffit. When you structure a business model that does not and cannot show a profit you build a sinking ship.

Brad will be like that Italian cruise ship captain who sails away safe and sound while all the shareholders drown.

My ticker says 9.35. What does yours say?

Who on here said we'd be at $20 by the end of the year? They kept saying it over and over.

Why should Costco be concerned? Musclepharm's contract with Costco requires them to be indemnified by Musclepharm.

So not only does Musclepharm have to pay their own legal fees and settlements they also have to pay Costco's legal fees and all judgements levied against them in the case.

Oh I see - all Musclepharm has to do is say "we are not liable for anything" - and they are not?

Sorry my friend - this is not Alice in Wonderland. This is the real world. Musclepharm is liable for everything they do, say and certainly what they sell.

Shaking my head.

You're relatively new here right? Fraudulent labeling is not new to Musclepharm. They were kicked out of a third party certification program last year because they lied on their labels.

They have been sued by NSF for fraud and paid out a big settlement about this time last year.

The fact remains they are embroiled in 2 class action lawsuits now along with the SEC investigation that has been going on for 2 years now.

These are simply facts. And now you know it.

Are you sure about that? That would make this fraud much larger.

Class action lawsuits are always serious especially when fraud is involved.

Lawsuits are always important to shareholders.

No that case is still moving forward and mounting up big legal fees for Musclepharm.

As far as that judgement - still waiting on that $6 million to show up on the books. Don't hold your breath. LOL

They are a law firm's dream client. Imagine what all the settlements and legal fees would have done and do for profitability.

Lawsuits matter especially when brought on by incompetence.

The SEC investigation is costing millions and will not be covered by insurance.

The class actions will probably cost millions to settle and no telling what in attorney's fees.

Go MSLP.

What? Are you really that detached from the business world?

That lawsuit is still going strong pokie. So now they have two class action lawsuits against them to add to the SEC investigation that has been going on for years.

The lawyers are loving Musclepharm.

Now that's funny. I'm sure they just show that video to the presiding judge and it will be dismissed immediately. LOL

He's really convincing when he bounces his chest and yells "Boooooom!" at the beginning.

You crack me up.

That's the lawsuit - you have to pay to reed money bags.

I have.

No all companies do not. Only the one's lying on their labels and deceiving the consumer.

No all companies do not. Only the one's lying on their labels and deceiving the consumer.

Another Class Action lawsuit for fraud filed against Musclepharm.

Musclepharm has been slapped with a class action lawsuit for fraudulently labeling Combat Powder claiming it has more protein in it than it does.

Interesting enough the purchase that triggered the class action was through Costco.

Well it looks like you've joined the conversation. Welcome aboard. LOL

It looks like interest in MSLP has hit an all time low.

Come on - give them credit. They have a new candy bar flavor coming out in January.

Yes it's just on the fighters where the logos will be gone - for now at least. Also - no more banners that is customary before the fights start.

Here you go. Easy to find.

http://www.mmamania.com/2014/12/2/7236775/ufc-uniforms-reebok-inks-six-year-ufc-apparel-deal-beginning-july-2015-mma

New UFC uniforms will do away with any Musclepharm logos on fighter's shorts.

Tiger Woods Returns To Golf, Botches 4 Easy Chip Shots In Awful Round

http://www.businessinsider.com/tiger-woods-chunks-chip-shots-2014-12

But if you look at the 3 clips for a split second on one of them you can catch the Musclepharm logo. It's a little hard to make out. It's a bit blurry and if you blink, well you've missed it.

It's becoming more and more likely MSLP will never see 10 again.

MSLP is much closer to it's 52 week low than it's 52 week high.

You're right and that explains why no institutions are investing in MSLP.

I imagine many people care. Many investors do not want to be involved with a company with criminals in key positions.

The facts are the facts. Lying about it to minimise it certainly doesn't do anyone any good.

He pled guilty because he was guilty. If he would have fought he would have been found guilty and went to jail.

Either way he is guilty for selling steroids.

No - they pled guilty because they were guilty.

Really? When did I ever do that?

LOL - that's called message board money. No one loses money. Just ask them.

What does Anthony Roberts have to do with Jeremy DeLuca's steroid conviction?

You can underline, bold, highlight - do whatever you makes you feel good. That doesn't change anything about the indictment and conviction of DeLuca dealing steroids.

Wrong!

Read the search warrant. Read the indictment. And read the guilty plea.

The problem with Msclepharm is that they have turned themselves into a discount brand. They are a low cost bottom tier brand plain and simple. Once you enter this category you don't come out.

LOL - they successfully gave it away. Like most of their products - they sell at a loss.

If I'm short I honestly think it's going lower. If I'm long I honestly think it's going higher. And I post accordingly.

Not sure how you invest but that's how I do it.

Now that's funny. You ask a question but don't want to hear an honest answer. Too funny.

Everything is just peaches and cream in MSLP land.

Yeah but they have CooCoo Protein and Captain Crunch bars.