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Now you are stating your speculation as fact. And the CEO, IMO is not the best source for reliable information.
You either need to drive to one of six locations is North Carolina or order it online.
IMO, Bryan is trying to sell more shares so he can attend more NASCAR events on the shareholder's dime.
LOL. I'm a little confused as to where I personally attacked you. The person who's credibility is in question is the CEO of this fine company. Guilty conscience?
When your credibility is so bad that you need to post a video to prove that you actually have product then things aren't going well, IMO.
Everything posted on this message board, especially speculation on the future, is obviously opinion unless is backed up by historical fact. My posts are sprinkled with what I believe is realistic expectations and educated opinions. You consider it negativity, but that's because you have a vested interest in seeing the stock price increase over the short-term. I do not have a vested interest in this company so I can look at it more objectively. Feel free to disagree with my posts as often as you like, but that doesn't invalidate my opinions.
Hey, I'm not saying it's impossible, just highly unlikely in my opinion.
If J&J were interested in PEMF they would have developed their own product by now. The technology has been available for decades. IMO, they won't even glance in the technologies direction until it is approved for OTC by the FDA AND a company shows that there is a viable market for the product. Even if the FDA were to give BIEL approval this year, step two is a few years away.
Actually, by pointing out the truth about this company I'm helping others from ending up in the same bagholding position as those that got caught in the last reverse split. People that spend their time trying to convince others to buy into a company that has proven to be nothing more than a share selling scam are the real problem.
Because buying a few shares of this company is the same thing as flushing it down the toilet. The PPS has nowhere to go but down as management dumps millions and, before the end of the year, billions of shares on unfortunate bagholders.
Yes, most likely another original investor had some shares to dump.
Yes, because the average American consumer is fraught with distress and losing sleep over the debt ceiling. What a silly, silly man he is.
Anything less than $10 million in YTD revenue will have to be considered a disappointment based on previous PRs. Somehow I think the number is going to be much lower than that.
Well, goodluck with your grass roots campaign. In my opinion, once I've spent my money to own shares of the company then I've done my part in regards to helping them along. I don't buy products because I own the stock and I don't buy stock because I like a product. I will buy a product if I like or need that product. I will buy a stock if I've done my due diligence and determined that the company has a viable business plan and reasonable opportunity to grow my investment. I find neither to be true in BBDA's case.
And less expensive.
It alwasy comes back to racing in the end, doesn't it?
Yeah, that comment wasn't really directed at anybody in particular. Just my general opinion of this POS share dilution scam that is thankfully closing in on no-bid again.
$9000 seems high given their $2+ million in debt, $120K in quarterly expenses and $500 in sales.
This company is nothing more than a POS share dilution SCAM.
It seems that the link to the motorbooster report has been removed from YESD's website. Perhaps the data contained wasn't entirely accurate?
grajekk. He was talking to somebody else, but those posts had already been deleted. There were at least 7 or 8 posts in a row over a few minutes, and all were deleted.
Edit: And you are correct. I've never bought or sold a single share of BBDA.
I'm not entirely sure. I think I only caught part of it because his posts were already in the process of being deleted. He said something about if people cover then he won't report them and he had a running log of "basher" posts or something to that effect. It really was hard to piece it all together.
It sounds like he's threatening to turn people on this board in for stock manipulation because he thinks anybody here actually has the ability to short a sub-penny stock.
The only ones I've heard complain are traders who use Zecco as their broker. Supposedly it's a $200-$300 fee to buy or sell BBDA with them.
I guess that solid support at $.01 wasn't so solid afterall, huh?
Will be in the billions sooner rather than later, IMO. Afterall, it's gone from 12 million to 500 million in a matter of months. The higher that share count gets, the more shares he'll have to dump on bagholders to support his hobbies.
Apologize for what? I don't recall anybody saying you couldn't make money swing trading this share dilution scam. Actually, share dilution scams are almost always good for a pump and dump or two. The negative (realistic) comments on this board are directed towards the companies long-term prospects, or lack thereof.
Whether you noticed it or not is beside the point. The fact remains that, despite all of your attempts to provide evidence to the contrary, there is not proof that the JLO video has has resulted in any additional demand or buzz about the product. The fact that articles about the relaxation beverage industry written months after the release of the video don't even make mention of the product only helps to drive that point home.
It looks like you just inadvertantly proved his point. In that article you linked to, dated yesterday, they mentioned Drank, Purple Stuff, GABA, and Slow Cow. If there is such a huge buzz around KU since the release of the JLO video, then how come the author of an article on it's specific niche doesn't seem to think it's worth mentioning?
I contacted the TA within the last two weeks, and the AS/OS was still the same as reflected in the ibox.
In fact, the only confirmed store sighting we've had is from one of the resident "bashers", Mathman. Math, have you stopped by any of those locations recently to see if they are actually stocking the product in regular shelf space in the coolers, as opposed to a tacked-on display?
I'm having a hard time understanding what your opinion of his sleeping/posting habits has to do with the topic at hand. If you don't like what he has to say, then use your IHUB given right to put him on ignore. How about you get back on topic and provide some insight into why this company is anything other than a share-selling dilution scam, because any evidence to the contrary is very difficult to come by?
Anything to sell a few million shares right? That is BBDA's main product afterall.
There's no point in arguing with you because you are in full-on PUMP mode, but you have yet to produce one coherent fact that anything that has happened recently has resulted in any additional interest in the PRODUCT. Not the stock, the PRODUCT.
And the award for the most pointless PR of all time goes to...Brian Weber!!!!!!!
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Moderator, please ask the company for an estimate of Q2 revenues. They should be $6-$10 million minimum based on prior PRs. Anything less will be a huge disappointment.
There was no change post-video. The increased activity didn't occur until after the paid pump on the distribution agreement. That occurred over a month after the video was released. So, the answer is the JLO video did nothing to generate interest.
What do posts on a stock message board have to do with interest in the product itself? The activity didn't increase here until the paid pump campaign generated large volume, which in turn brought in additional day traders. None of them give a crap about KU other than the fact that they were able to profit off of the company that claims to sell it.
1, check. 2, check. 3, CEO is a penny stock promoter, check. 4, check. 5, check. 6, check. 7. They get a pass on this one. 8, check. 7 out of 8 isn't bad. Afterall, nobody is perfect.
Pump & dumps are indicated by...
1. SPAM EMAIL
A legitimate company will never send you spam email. First of all, spam is illegal. Secondly, all the information that they would need to get out to the public is disseminated though press releases. If they need to make themselves aware to the public, they do it through a number of legitimate campaigns such as advertising, technology fairs and the like.
2. STOCK TOUTS
Sometimes emails received are from a free subscription based touting service. Sign-ups are how these touts get around spam laws. However, the intent is the same: to con you out of your money. These touts are paid by the people intending to dump their stock on you and usually say so in the fine print of their promotions. While their names are constantly changing currently subscriptions are available to StocksGoneWild.com, EpicStockPicks.com and countless others. These sites often tout the same stock and there is a good reason for that. Touts usually own many touting sites and promote under various names in order to give the perception of a wide following for the particular stock they are touting.
MoneyTV with Donald Baillargeon is another touting service paid for by insiders wishing to promote their stock under the perception of a TV interview show. The fact is that these insiders pay to be on this "show" and just about the only place you'll see the interview is on MoneyTV's own website. The insiders will usually disseminate a press release bragging about how they were interviewed on MoneyTV in an effort towards self-importance.
3. THE BACKGROUND OF THE OFFICERS
There's an old saying, "Once a crook, always a crook", and that's why it's always a good idea to see who is running the show at the company. Verify his resume. Most companies at one time, will offer up the qualifications of the President, CEO or other officers. Check his past involvement with public companies and the past performance of that stock. Chances are that if he's been involved with past pump and dumps or other schemes, you're now looking at one that is heading in that direction. Also, it is a good idea to look into court records of the individual(s) involved and their previous companies and see if anyone has been involved in civil or criminal proceedings, especially for fraud.
4. MESSAGE BOARD CONTENT
Yes, forums such as investorshub.com, siliconinvestor.com or the Yahoo Finance Message Boards usually contain contributions from child-like posters who are there for no other reason than to try and convince themselves that they made a good investment. But you can often find the touts or Investor Relations guy posting anonymously trying to keep the pom poms shaking and keeping the naysayers in check. They know that people who are apt to follow spam email or stock touts probably consider these message boards to be research so they want to bluster about their great investment and brag about all the money they are supposedly making. These are the guys who call anybody negative or questioning the company a "paid basher" (there is no such thing) or the ones who claim they have done their "DD" ( due diligence) when there is really none to be done. When you ask what DD they did, they will be vague with their answer or give a non-answer, with a "Because I said so" kind of response. They are also the ones who offer up lame excuses for down days such as naked short selling (does not occur in the penny stock market) or MM (market maker) manipulation. They are also the ones who make bold and baseless predictions like, "This is an easy ten-bagger" (stock price will increase by a multiple of ten).
5. CLAIMS OF BREAKTHROUGHS
Beware if the company claims to be an industry leader (do you really think a penny stock can be a leader in anything except possibly scams?) or has made a breakthrough discovery. A company with legitimate breakthrough technology is unlikely to be promoting itself on the penny stock market and will most likely have funding available to it within a variety of partnerships with major companies. These same companies will not likely be interested in dealing with a penny stock company.
6. PRICE AND VOLUME UPSWING ON NO NEWS
If a stock's trading volume and price per share, show a recent and sudden increase, there is a good chance that the stock is being set up for a pump and dump. Especially if it has been involved in one in the past.
7. FINANCIALS (or lack thereof)
A legitimate company will always make recent financials available, even if it is a penny stock that is not required to file financials with the SEC. And if there are financials are they fabricated? Would a billion dollar company be found within a penny stock?
8. ISSUED AND OUTSTANDING
If nobody will tell you how many shares are out on the street or if that number is disproportionate to the stock price (a billion shares of a stock trading @ one tenth of a penny for example, stay away. Chances are a reverse split is coming and you will be left with only a few shares worth a fraction of what you spent.
Yes, that's exactly what I described. Nothing in there constitutes "news."
I'm still waiting for some news to be released. All I saw was a re-release of Friday's PR about some students looking to do a test in order to fulfill their graduation requirements at a dinky little school in Alaska. Where's the news?
Well, there were dozens of penny stock pump sites sending emails. I guess you could call that news.