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I understand. I was just curious if they had expanded their distribution into more stores like they had announced in the previous PR or if they had added many more products to their distribution. I would really like to know if they plan to expand into the U.S. I know it may not be a real exciting business, but it can bring in a nice, steady revenue.
I haven't seen anything written about Natural Stuff, Inc. in a while. I was really excited about that when I first heard about it. Has anyone heard anything lately about how it's going or if they will be expanding anytime soon?
Very sorry to hear that. I'm praying for her and the whole family.
I don't usually question the e-mails people post, but this does look questionable, since Mark said Versus, also, considering I've never seen him do that in any other e-mails. I guess it's possible it got auto-corrected, but I don't know. Either way, I'm sure news is coming before the end of the year, if not this coming week.
So, if they get their financials completed, open 2 or 3 more Snakes and Lattes in the next few months, Gro3 makes some more deals, and Natural Stuff is making money, you don't think the share price will go to over a quarter?
I've been thinking about Glance Pay, and I really wonder if they don't end up being bought out by Google, Amazon, Apple, or another big company, not because they are tough competition, but because of their fraud protection, bitcoin pay feature, and other features. It may take a year or two before they really get much attention, but I think that could be the conclusion, especially considering the CEO sold his last company for a huge profit.
I saw that. Is Nutrition Vixen really a thing? LOL
I just recently bought some ARYC. Are they going to try to uplist without doing a reverse split? Do you think once their financials are released, that their share price will go up enough to uplist with a RS? I just recently got out of a stock because they kept saying they were going to uplist and that was great, but then they announced that they are probably going to do a RS in order to uplist and their share price tanked. I don't want to go through that again.
Just curious, how many hospital systems have revenues of $12 Billion annually? That sounds pretty big to me.
I'll be honest. Luckily, I was able to sell my shares out of one of my accounts this morning at .38 and I tried to sell most of my shares from another account, but the price went down. Hopefully, it will go back up some tomorrow, so I can sell. I think I will keep a small number for a little while to see if it jumps at all, but will probably try to sell all before the R/S. No one was more excited about nFusz than me and I really had high hopes, but they are gone now. It just feels like Rory is so obsessed with getting to Nasdaq and getting big institutional investors that he isn't worried about the people who bought shares when they were cheap because they could afford them. It also seems like his obsession with Nasdaq is clouding his judgement on running the company. I'm moving my money to companies that are trying to build their business before moving up to a bigger market and are already bringing in revenues. I wish everyone here the best and I'll probably stop by just to see what's going on.
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Why does it have to be a minimum of 5 to 1? Why couldn't they have set the minimum at 2 to 1?
The problem is when you don't have that many shares to begin with, 40 to 1 takes you to very few shares. I don't buy shares to have them taken away for nothing. I could have lived with 2 to 1 or maybe even 3 to 1, but 40 to 1 is ridiculous for a company that is supposed to be so successful. I had a lot of faith, but that is almost shot. I still think they could be successful, but with so few shares after the split, it doesn't do me much good to keep them.
I guess you were right. The sad part is, if you didn't seem like such a jerk, no offense, I may have listened to you more.
OK, so I'm not happy. I thought they weren't going to do a reverse split. That really ticks me off. If I had a million shares, it might not be as big a deal, but I don't. Why do they have to be in such a hurry to get to Nasdaq? Why not build the company and when the share price goes up naturally, then go to Nasdaq?
Why less than 24 hours? Is something scheduled for tomorrow that I missed?
I believe Q3 will be more than Q2, but still small in terms of where it will go. Keep in mind, most schools probably didn't start paying for notifiEDU until July 1, when their fiscal year started. notifiMED hasn't even started yet. Oracle and Marketo just recently started ramping up.
I know the market's open, but some companies may give employees the day off.
If I recall correctly, that was earlier this week, so he was referring to next week and since Monday is a holiday, it will probably be Tuesday or Wednesday at the earliest. I believe he said it depends on when initiatives are completed.
OK, but my point is, in the beginning no one had any idea what they would become. I don't know that they will be the next huge success, BUT you don't know that they won't. And even if they aren't the next Amazon or Microsoft, doesn't mean they won't be a successful company.
Why is that? Wal-Mart owned 1 store in Arkansas in the beginning, Microsoft started in a garage and Amazon started as an online bookstore run by Jeff Bezos in a little office. No one had any idea what they would become, just like we don't know what nFusz will become. Companies don't start huge. They start small and build up. The people who bought shares in the companies I mentioned in the beginning and became millionaires believed in them and had patience. Other people probably bought shares and sold for a loss or a small profit or didn't buy any at all and were crying years later.
What does the number of shares being traded have to do with what the company is doing behind the scenes? If people don't believe what is going on, they won't buy shares, but that doesn't mean nothing is happening that people don't know about.
Just for my own curiousity, were people that owned Wal-Mart stock in the 70's, Microsoft in the early 80's and Amazon in the late 90's, bagholders, also?
Kinda seems like anyone who ends up making big money is going to be "bagholder" in the beginning until the company takes off.
The part I focused on is "a number of simultaneous initiatives".
I care more about them getting things done than talking about it.
More likely, he's probably sitting there thinking, "wow, if these people really knew what was going on, it would blow their minds". He would only be embarrassed if the company went under and there was no chance of return, but considering it is still alive and well and he is making deals that will possibly make the company a multi-million dollar company in a couple years, why would he be embarrassed? Like I have said repeatedly, you have no idea what is going on behind the scenes. It's quite possible you will be pretty embarrassed in a couple years when people look back at your posts and the company is a huge success. But, hey we won't know who's right until the company either closes up shop or starts bringing in millions of dollars. Hindsight is 20/20.
If the RS is like 4 to 1 or something small, I won't be too upset, but I saw one the other day that was like 40,000 to 1 or something crazy. I would have been pretty upset if I had stock in that company.
Did Rory call and tell you that or did you just look in your crystal ball?
Did I miss something? Did they do with sports? I mentioned months ago how I hoped they would do something with sports betting, but I haven't seen anything.
I love how people just ignore all of the things that have been said about how nFusz is going to use the acquisition of Sound Concepts to uplist and just keep going back to the same RS talk. It happens every couple days. I guess you're just hoping people don't read anything from days ago and just see what you write.
Thank you for sharing. That's awesome and re-assures what I already felt. I noticed a couple times, he said "coming days", not weeks or months. Could mean things are coming sooner than later.
Since they hired Chris Cutchens as the CFO, is Piyush Munot still part of the company? I assumed he was gone since they had a new CFO.
Question about this. Doesn't this mean that the money will go back to the people who were shareholders at the time that the stock was high and then tanked?
They aren't planning to. Read previous posts about using the acquisition of Sound Concepts to form a new company and be valued differently by the underwriters.
I currently only have a little over 13,000 shares, although hoping to get more before the uplist. I might sell a couple thousand shares around $10, but will probably keep most of the rest until at least next summer or fall, depending on how high it goes.
So, if I understand correctly, you're saying he kept from adding 2,950,000 shares to the market? That means he helped his shareholders, right?
It's not April if they uplist.
"In the event that we consummate our potential “Public Offering,” then, within three business days after the closing thereof, we are to repay the Note in cash in an amount equal to its then-outstanding principal amount."
What about the 2 people on here, I don't remember who exactly, that said they had talked to professionals who do IPO's that said it was possible for the underwriter to assign a new value based on the combination of nFusz and Sound Concepts that has nothing to do with the current share price?
I know I don't know the inner workings of these situations, but I do believe that Rory will do whatever he can to preserve share value for shareholders, especially his employees, and if 2 different professionals have said it is possible then I am going to believe there is a way until I hear different from the horse's mouth.
There have been at least 2 people on this board that talked to professionals and gave explanations of how they could do it with the purchase of Sound Concepts, without a RS.
Again, unless you work for the company, you don't know what their plans are. You can google whatever you want, but that doesn't mean it's what this company will do.
<<FEAR the Uplist to NASDAQ ! >> only if it has an RS attached
<<FEAR Donohoe Advisory ! >> given their history of recommending RS's this may be justified
To clarify, in your beliefs, a RS is required. You don't know that it will be required to uplist. Rory has said he wouldn't do an RS and since he is running the show, he knows the requirements probably a little better than you do.
I really wish people on here would stop acting like they know more than the people running the company. NO ONE on this board knows what is going on behind the scenes, so please stop pretending like you do.
Actually, Entourage says $15 now. I just checked. To me, the fact that they raised the price means that people must be signing up and willing to pay a higher price. If no one was signing up, wouldn't they lower the price?
That's why they aren't on Nasdaq yet. Rory isn't going to take the company to Nasdaq just to delist right away. Probably part of the reason he isn't releasing a lot of news right now is because he's not worried about the share price on the OTC and he will use it to move up after they are on Nasdaq. He is strategically purchasing a revenue producing company to get on Nasdaq, then I believe shortly after that he will release information on the large company they are partnered with for notifiMED and maybe other partners for notifiCRM.
It seems like some people on here think Rory and all of his professional advisors are flying by the seat of their pants and don't have a plan or know what they are doing. I personally believe it is just the opposite. I believe that they have strategically planned each step and will do what is needed to get to Nasdaq and stay there and keep moving up once they are there. I'm not saying everything will go as planned, but I'm sure they have built in contingencies for when they are needed. He has been planning this for too long to not be fully prepared. That's why I want as many shares as I can get because I don't want to miss the boat.