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Also his cocaine habit could be a plus. It could unlock a lot creativity as well as provide sustained energy for longer work hours. This is not unheard of.
Brad and Corey of course know about his habit because they have partied with him many times undoubtedly sharing the fun.
All in all I see this as a bullish sign.
It's a bad company and an even worse stock.
From my broker.
How would they possibly know you are an investor?
The ugly truth about Walmart - if they do actually get their product in there it will be heavily discounted. This will piss off the other retailers that carry the line and prevent other retailers from wanting to carry the product line.
Walmart has been the death of many small companies.
It might give the stock a temp pop but once people realize it will do nothing for sales it will quickly correct. Again - Medicaid approval is is more than likely not to happen.
So on the outside chance it does happen - sell into the news.
Medicaid approval will di virtually nothing for this company. First off it's very unlikely. And second - approval does not directly translate to sales. It's a far more competitive a market than they are in now.
Most likely won't happen and most certainly isn't a game changer.
Yes they do! Overeem tapped out so quick the ref was even caught off guard.
I just saw one fighter with the logo on his shorts and he was quickly beat down in about 40 seconds.
Pretty darn good breakdown and analysis!
Funny - they blocked me from Twitter when I asked how much collagen protein compared to whey protein was in their musclegel.
Conversation got old awful quick. I say it doesn't pass the smell test.
Show us the emails? You have no obligation to Bradley to keep them private. Share.
The can't let the stock "breath" whatever that really means because they need the money now. They are in financial desperation and have no choice but to dilute. Otherwise the lights get shut off, UPS won't deliver for them, manufactures stop producing for them, etc. etc.
Sorry I didn't mean public companies. In fact, 95%+ are private. But there are many that are profitable and run a much leaner ship.
As far as these distributors concerned with the merit of the product? That factors in very, very little if at all. Look at Musclepharm - no research, no published studies, no real scientific rational with their formulas. They are basically copies of other companies products.
The fact that they have no intelectual property to speak of makes them just another copy cat supplement company that happens to be losing money at a rate far greater than they are making it.
Just calling it like I see. Don't see anything positive about this company. Nothing unique. Nothing proprietary. 100 companies exist just like it. Just another knock-off supplement company that could run just as well, or should I say much better out of someone's garage.
Not bashing - just see how it's run and the yo yos that are running it and giving my opinion. I think it's a bad investment and so far the stock price decline from day one has proven that to be true. 2 cents from 1.15 - ouch!
Of the 3 choices to your question I would be a humanitarian trying to help us all save our money.
And I think I'll post what I want, when i want - thank you.
This is a prime example of how most people loss their a$$ in the stock market. Inability to accept reality.
Some people will never learn.
Are you kidding me? GM went bankrupt with massive worldwide distribution and revenues of $150 billion.
You list 4 distributors? They don't have enough money to pay their manufactures to deliver steady product.
You need to do better than than when pumping this stock.
I sent that private? Didn't intend to. You do know profit means after all expenses are paid don't you? No way, shape or form will that happen.
If you're short you'll be disappointed? If you are short you have made a killing!
Remember crox in 2009? Do you remember MSLP in 2010.
There is a reason why this stock has gone from 1.15 all the way down to 3 cents.
You guys are hilarious.
That's called fraudulent conveyance and in BK law that goes back 2 years not months. They would be 100% liable.
No - that would be illegal.
10 million in profit? Are kidding me? And bankruptcy will not be a choice, it will be a necessity.
10 million in profit? What?
Bankruptcy is a certainty, but I don't think they could survive it. They would then have to get conventional financing which they can't do. And to top that off, they can't afford legal fees for a chapter 11.
Some of the best advice I have seen on this board so far.
It's not going up. It's all down from here.
It's a non-issue. They don't have the money it would take.
No, your statements are weak. What you need to learn is that it doesn't matter what other penny stocks are doing or have done. We are talking about this one.
Ok - since they are just banging away with a rock solid plan, hitting on all cylinders with great management and can do no wrong - tell me then - why is this stock 4 cents - and going lower?
Sorry but I'm talking about what is and not what should be. Not what you want to happen but what is happening.
As far as the dot coms go, the comparison is - when you spend more money than you bring in your time is limited. That works with any company, in any market, at any time.
So yeah - I am making the comparison.
And the only weak things I see are this company and it's management. Oh yeah, and the stock price.
4 cents! What more really needs to be said?
Your not backing your opinions with logic you backing them with excuses.
It's simple, when you spend 5 times more money that you take in your time as a business is limited.
If this wasn't the case all those dot com companies of the late 90s early 2000s would still be around.
A critical component of a company at this stage is management. Management at Musclepharm couldn't get much worse or be any greener.
I have never seen so many excuses made for a failing company as I have this one. The stock is 4 cents! It started out above $1.
It's sad to see you guys sinking with the ship.
That magazine will never sit in a doctor's or dentist's office.
What a scam that was. Shows you what kind of company this is.
It's not cost effective if it doesn't work. Hydrolyzed collagen protein is an incomplete protein that has no research showing it prevents muscle loss from disease.
That's a game killer. And we are not even talking about the products it would have to compete against. The ones with research and far superior formulations. Brand recognition and distribution and doctor support.
I say hang your hopes on medicaid approval at your own peril.
Can't be a major player without money. Do you have any idea the kind of money the pharmaceutical companies throw around to get doctors to recommend their products. More in a day than MSLP will generate in a year.
So not only do they have to get approval but then they have to make doctors aware of the product. Then they have to give them a valid scientific reason why the doctor should recommend their product. There is none. No science behind their products. No research. What doctor worth anything would recommend a product with no valid research?
Getting medicaid approval does not in any way translate into sales. In fact, the effort is more of a distraction than anything.
Medicaid approval is not a game changer at all for this company. If, and it's very doubtful, they get Medicaid approval then what? That does not translate into sales at all. They would then have to embark on an advertising campaign that would cost enormous amounts of money to even break into that market segment - which by the way if far more competitive with far bigger players that have far more cash than the market they are currently in.
This would take money they don't have.
You can have all you want. At 4 cents it's grossly overvalued.
Management does not know how to deliver shareholder value.