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Bloated to them means how quickly the PPS can go up to take profits. And how much resistance there is in the path there. They're looking at it as a quick flip. Which is the wrong way to go about it.
Stock PPS follows management's actions. You're trying to think in terms of putting the PPS ahead of management. Which is the wrong way to go about it with this play.
I understand your concerns. But backing up the stock is production, upcoming distribution, and sales. Plus expansion. Allow that to settle in and then come back and decide what to do.
Also consider that the offering is for a stakeholder. Not for retail. Any viable well known brand name that buys it automatically causes the PPS to hit copper. That day. That's no joke.
For an OTC stock it's not bloated. I'm pretty confident the share structure will be further modified once a target price area is achieved. That's in copperland BTW.
What you consider big money is going to look like a Salvation Army kettle soon. Big money is the entity that buys out the entire offering filed yesterday. All 19 million dollars of it. Watch and see.
This isn't a scam. What management is doing leaves many wondering what the scam angle.is and when it's going to drop. Problem for them is there isn't one. And they'll be chasing it soon enough. Big things coming here
Management wants the PPS up. It opens up more opportunities for the company.
Bullish management action is one of the reasons why the stock acts like it does. The OS reduction was huge itself. If the AS is reduced as well, that makes a huge statement.
Huge things coming!
As long as management is communicative, transparent, and continues to stay on course, huge things will happen here.
Get used to it. Big things coming here!
Endless possibilities here with an AS drop. Shows good faith and commitment. In their business plan most importantly.
Pattern here is for management to drop a few PRs at a time within a day or 2 of each other. And they're fully aware of what happens if it starts to selloff. Let's see if we get another one this week.
More will come once they get to the meaty PRs.
Oh yeah. This is simply the preface. Big things coming here. The filing today just screams stakeholder. Let's see what happens.
Definitely. Just waiting and watching.
Management is doing good. But they need to get some contracts or an AS reduction out for the PPS to get out of this area. Otherwise the wolves will come in and start eating away at it.
Hence the comment about the use of charts. They only work if one cries scam, scam, scam, while at the same time has a group controlling the PPS to achieve targets in the chart. Which has been the play of the some nefarious people lately. IMO.
Can't do that unless big beer or big distributor is involved. That's the only way to get your beer into those venues.
Today's filing is just going through the motions. Tully and Holland have found their offering buyer IMO. It's what they were hired to do.
Who they themselves are asking a big investor to buy into them. Which is about to happen. IMO.
Current trading is small potatoes. When the purchaser of the offering is revealed, you get big retail and big banks moving in. That's what a big name does. Watch and see.
Key now is to finalize acquisition or partnership with other brewers they talked about. Both of them. Then it's an easy play for big beer to buy the offering. My take is one of those acquisitions is in the final stages. Along with the big pocket buyer buying up the offering. Management communicates when things are in the process. Not what they plan for down the road. Keep that in mind.
What will put any doubts to rest is simply a brand name buying up the offering. It not only gives them resources. It gives them the backing and power of having that name as a way to attract smaller operations into the KEGS family. That's the smart business plan. And the one I'd be pursuing. Let's see if it plays out that way.
Clowns who use just charts to achieve their desired results are the real manipulators. They represent groups of cons IMO. When you have a KEGS, those charts become in all reality meaningless. Cause that can't gauge real time reactions to the actions of management.
I hold .0002s. Can't get rid of me. Not for a while. A very long while.
No. They're confident enough that the PPS will go past .005 that they're offering big pockets the opportunity to buy 3.8 billion shares at the stake price. There are less than 3.8 billion tradeable shares currently. Again, announce a big brand name as the buyer of those shares. PPS hits copper that day.
Shouldn't listen to clowns. Both on the board and on Youtube.
Just check out my post from around mid December. I've always thought the best way forward for KEGS was to bring in big beer or a big distributor. And those resources allowed for KEGS to go forward with their business plan.
I'm going out on a limb here and say KEGS acquires or forms partnerships with both brewers they recently talked about.
What we should be getting is a recognized brand name coming in buying a minority stake in the company. That's always been my take on it. 19 million to big beer is nothing. And allows them to gain access and ownership over many smaller operations without having to buy each one out. The key is for KEGS to acquire not just one, but both brewers they talked about.
Management should already plenty of powder to show these accredited investors why it's a good place to park some cash.
Just hold. And when the wolves show up ignore. There's a big name about to drop IMO. Everything points to it. Especially with the today's filing. That's been my opinion since last month when I did my DD.
Especially when the big S-1 buyer is revealed.
Even back in the quiet days of mid December, I was floating the idea of a big stakeholder coming in. When the cannery was nearing completion and at the rate of which they were moving, it just made that idea more plausible.
At the speed the cannery was completed, I'd say names were being floated around since the Tully and Holland PR. It was simply up to management to get their operations up and running to show progress and action.
Honestly don't care if it runs up today or not. Let the whales come in after the big name drops. Then they can chase. Because it's coming. IMO.
All management needs to do is have their own partnerships or acquisitions ready to go for a big pocket to invest a paltry 19 million.
Wicked Weed here was purchased by InBev. New Belgium's east coast brewery is a couple of miles from me. Highland is the largest private brewer here. Those three alone are worth a billion.