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Yeah but that’s their growth channel. It’s what ran the stock the first go around. They need to participate or get left behind. The MLM division isn’t doing squat other than feeding internally thru compensation. They need large scale coffee contracts and CBD marriages to grow, develop and distribute product. That’s their best means to ramp up the stock. They almost need an identity makeover to get more street awareness and confidence.
Ridiculous!! Everything CBD has ran up since the big pullback but YGYI is stuck in mud.
Not sure what more they can do other than to begin to report big Q numbers or forward looking contracts. Our MC is so low in comparison to most in this space. The street hates this stock. An institutional investor certainly would help.
One would think they did so to grow the margins further. Certainly field to finish offers more profit at each level saving money on all processes. The Land and mill costs seems pricey for Nicaragua, but I’m sure they did their research. Third world country agriculture and export must present some challenges, which is why they would maintain a partner in the region and force the Nicaraguan management team to maintain production efficiency. Given the deal, some dispersed dollar cost, with mostly stock options given, seems like the most SP friendly choice for this next phase. Let’s hope they can scale the process efficiently.
Thoughts of using some of the land for hemp would clearly be of interest given the new direction they are heading, providing Nicaraguan growing regulation and export ability is sensible. Maybe getting a toe wet in hemp growth and starting small scale, prior to going all in, is their current mindset. If they can find a way to become the sole supplier of a joint IP CBD/water or beer product thru the Icelandic/AB partnership, they’ll clearly have to scale quickly to meet mass distribution. Royalties plus grower’s rev’s and supply margin dollars would explode their revenue base. Sell off the MLM line and focus on coffee and hemp supply with IP development tied to their partnerships and we have a major winner here. I’ll be holding a big chunk hoping these pieces somehow fall into place.
ntry into a Material Definitive Agreement.
On January 15, 2019, Youngevity International, Inc. (the Company) entered into the CLR Siles Mill Construction Agreement (the Mill Construction Agreement) with Hernandez Hernandez Export Compania Limitada, an entity created under the laws of Nicaragua (HH), HH Coffee Group Export, Corp, a Florida corporation (HH Export), Alain Piedra Hernandez (Hernandez) and Marisol Del Carmen Siles Orozco (Siles, and together with HH, HH Export, Hernandez, the Nicaraguan Partner), to which the Nicaraguan Partner agreed to transfer a 45 acre tract of land in Matagalpa, Nicaragua (the Property) to a business entity to be owned 50% by the Nicaraguan Partner and 50% by the Company and the Company issued to H H Export in consideration thereof 153,846 shares of its common stock. In addition, the Nicaraguan Partner and the Company each agreed to contribute $4,700,000 toward construction of a processing plant, office, and storage facilities (Mill) on the Property for processing coffee in Nicaragua, with $650,000 being paid on January 15, 2019 and February 15, 2019, and $500,000 being paid on each of March 15, 2019, April 15, 2019, May 15, 2019, June 15, 2019 and July 15, 2019.
The Companys coffee segment, CLR Roasters, LLC (CLR), is associated with HH and HH Export through sourcing arrangements to procure Nicaraguan green coffee beans andin March 2014 as part of the Siles Plantation Family Group acquisition, CLR engaged Hernandez and Siles, the owners of HH as employees to manage Siles. In addition, CLR and HH, Hernandez and Siles have agreed to restructure their profit sharing agreement in regard to profits from green coffee sales and processing that increases the Companys profit participation by an additional 25%. Under the new terms of the agreement with respect to profit generated from green coffee sales and processing from La Pita, a leased mill, or the new mill, now will provide for a split of profits of 75% to the Company and 25% to the Nicaraguan Partners, after certain conditions are met. The Company has agreed to issue 295,910 shares of its common stock to HH Export to pay for certain working capital, construction and other payables. In addition, HH Export has also agreed to sell to CLR its espresso brand Caf Cachita in consideration of the issuance of 100,000 shares of the Companys common stock. Hernandez and Siles are each employees of CLR. The shares of common stock issued were valued at $7.80 per share.
It’s amazing how privy money can see the preemptive run-up on these stocks the day prior to this info becoming public. YGYI last thurs/fri and nbev mon/tues, trapping many.
Oh, I remember the good old days when I held both jcof and jamn, who at the time was using the Marley brand, as start up coffee companies. My how times have changed, yet stayed the same. Now it’s YGYI and NBEV, just with a CBD twist. I still wish JCOF had never entered the MLM space. Seems they could have grown organically with some foresight in field to cup and distribution. Scotty Pumper got me good with the old short squeeze pump pre-dilution. Whatever happened to that bum!? I hope he’s in prison somewhere getting his short squeeze pumped. Back to regularly scheduled programming.
Correct. I am in the beverage distribution game and know several territorial owners of AB regional distributors. AB is looking to throw big dollars towards all unique beverage growth avenues. All variations of beer, carbonated beverages and water, red-bull type products, etc. are on the table. They will blow-up the marketing channels once they determine a quality high growth product. YGYI developed Icelandic flavored CBD infused water line. This could be the next big Super Bowl commercial roll-out opportunity. Can YGYI develop the IP behind it? Let’s hope so.
If YGYI becomes a player here, they should extinguish their MLM model and focus solely on coffee and CBD field to finish models and growth. It’s a game changer and they have a chance to be early to the party. Build some shareholder value here for god’s sake. Let’s go!!
Already developed, yes. Are their CBD products good and marketable? YTD.
I can tell you this, since the local and craft beer revolution took foothold and dipped heavily into their market share, AB has been aggressively looking to expand their product line. If somehow YGYI can become the lead collaborator in a scalable product within this marriage, the roof will blow-off this stock. Even if they become the supply channel in a field to finish product line and ink a lengthy commitment or royalty tied agreement within that, the market cap would explode, providing their would be no further hand out of shares or dilution.
This is a golden early stage partnership and opportunity. They better have their game faces on.
I agree with all of that. Just a tad uncertain as to why the market does not see the forward looking possibilities.
A 3 year collaboration should give them plenty of time to bring products to market with brand name recognition, as long as they manage revenues without vampire compensations. Again fingers crossed. 8 years in, looking for some love for my patience. Had a look at big gains in October, but the window closed way to quickly.
GLTY
No question. We need consolidation and a move like nbev, with similar volume and market cap growth. The market didn’t react to the news nearly as well as I expected either. I guess time will tell once again if numbers begin to align for profitability and sustainability.
Geniuses tend to do irrational things. Lol. Van Gogh, Bach, Einstein, Forest Gump, Trump. That’s all the defense he needs.
Might as well buy some 2’s if you can get them. Something appears to be coming down the pipe. Wish I had grabbed some 1’s.
Seems the market cap has risen recently. They must have increased the float when the name change went thru??
Oh my.....I was never a doubter, lol.
Ok, that was the most confusing message I’ve ever had the displeasure of reading.
Life is like a box of chocolates....Forest Gump. Wtf
Let’s hope you’re right premium. The run-up was way to short lived. I was hoping for a base above $10, not back to where we once were which is near the all time low. Looking towards an optimistic 2019.
Time will tell. They need to run a company that can create margins thru organic growth not acquisition. Their coffee and CBD models should be the vehicles to do so. This is the same old song and dance, unless they gain a significant revenue stream thru acquisition with minimal cost or share offering. I’d much rather see someone buy them out at $20/share for their coffee and CBD farming growth potential. I’m sure that will never happen but who knows. At some point many CBD growers will consolidate or go tits up. Too many players currently to sustain the valuations with current available CBD related revenues.
Good luck to us either way. Gonna need it I’m afraid.
If they are simply unlocking shares then it’s a different story. If unlocking those shares to line their own pockets, then it’s all bad and extremely greedy. After hours decline says the street doesn’t like the news.
If it is.....top brass f’ed the shareholders yet again. Disgusting pricks. Line their pockets and bury their shareholders that have held this crap for a decade. I should have dumped my entire load when I had my chance.
I thought CBD coffee would be the savior, but nothing will matter if a mass dilution comes. They’ll have to do 300 million this year with bottom line profit. Good luck with that happening. I’m sure executive compensations and MLM bonuses will eat up any new coffee and CBD sales while the MLM revenues continue to decline. Garbage.
I saw the exact same thing yesterday when I looked at 6 month and 1 year charts for 2018. All the risk without any of the reward. My 10k share hold of jnug has been an anchor around my portfolio’s neck.
Seriously. You were actually bullish on YGYI for once in your life. Don’t be a hypocrite.
Volume death spiral. Nothing left but some tremors all the way down. This thing is left for dead until a firm wants to pump it again.
This is a fun stock...love the action. Geese, come on already.
Thanks for the insight penny flipper. Pure genius. Only had to wait two months. What’s your next big call, that the cannabis sector was inflated and due for a meltdown.
Unpredictability is the theme. Lead ballon rides to $11?? Your words. These ETF’s create self-doubters on the daily. Look at weasel if you need an example. Great technical trader-sucker punched.
Sure. But not going to pay to say I own a sliver of it by way of stock purchase and never touch it, while my investment stake goes down the toilet, as the directors use company dollars to pay for their extravagance as they tour the world talking about their jewel and painting all on shareholder’s dime.
That was a horrific sentence btw, but seriously, it’s an asset on the balance sheet with more to come by means of dilution. They will never sell the art at a premium and distribute a dividend of the profit to the shareholder. They will continue to take shareholder money and/or dilute by over gifting shares for art purchases. No realistic revenue stream to boost share price. They don’t report. They will not get relisted or uplisted to a better exchange. A stripper business model. Flashy, take your money and buy jewelry and art with it.
All my humble opinion of course. I lost some money here several weeks ago during the run-up, so I harbor some bitterness, but not without objectivity.
You might want to look again. Company is a sham with a stripper business model.
I didn’t say they weren’t doing anything. I did say, with what they were doing, no street interest came. Maybe new PR’s or real growth with forward projection numbers will gain attention. A more defined prospectus would help with market cap possibilities and would garner a near-term estimate for share price. I’m in and I’m holding. Simply being the ying to the yang. Glty all.
I’m all for it. Full saturation start-ups or initial push to market is clearly a great opportunity to go in as an investor. No doubt. I simply felt like things were progressing more quickly while listening to the CEO and was expecting more immediate street interest with the recent cannabis boom. The street is looking for all sorts of sector plays to run up and OTC is easily manipulated. Jacksam is a perfect candidate. Not looking for a pump and dump, simply interest with consolidation at a higher price.
Aggressive scalability and growth will clearly drive numbers and hopefully get attention. The question will be, if interest drives the SP, will they dilute heavily into a run-up to gain cash to fund expansion. I was hoping to hit a run prior to that as it is almost inevitable.
There is no TA. Historical data is non existent. It’s only move will occur when a PR creates significant interest. The spread is ridiculous. Be real. I want it to fly as much as anyone. It will not until there is significant volume with consolidation above recent highs.
I banked on this as a hot cannabis sector play with a scalable business model and growth potential. I watched the CEO’s YouTube videos, called the company, visited their website, read about their manufacturing whoas and new product line. All good. No one cares. They seem to be invisible. That’s all. Time will tell.
Hate to burst the bubble but I bought three thousand shares in the last month and no major movement other than down. Yes there is a floor here. Heavy Accumulation....really!? Not.
100k volume with strength thru recent highs would signal a move. As of now, paint drying.
Please buy more dust...I need money for Xmas. My 10k JNUG position is 50% underwater.
Your inverse indicator is all that seems to work in this f’ed up world.
Yes and yes. This vehicle continues to decay at a rapid rate in a down gold market where miners are performing poorly. The reverse reduces the
O/S, but the decay will continue to depreciate the assets regardless of outstanding. They could potentially issue/dilute after several
R/S’s, but that’s relative to the valuation.
I think the word you’re looking for is decay.
Have me exhumed when it gets there, lol, and I’ll buy em up.
Sitting on 3k shares here with over a $2 avg, so I’m not bashing, just saying.
Cool graphics. Didn’t know they taught that stuff in business school.
I like it. Updates across the board.
Gotta hope you’re right because it’s all I got.
Nope. Wish it would run to $16 so I could get out of the POS for good.
Right back to the 52 week low we go.
Logical.
Conversion protect....great.
What’s not logical or great is why the hell no one is buying or trading this stock. Non-sensible. The company, their CEO, product line and improvements are visible. Employees, their families and friends alone should, would, could be enough to create some volume if the company displayed real signs of lift-off potential. Insider confidence??
It simply makes no sense. Expansion, growth, product improvements, market share capabilities. Ghost town when it comes to interest in the company.