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When one insanity ends, another will always begin!
I wonder how the election is going to affect stock prices
I wonder if the market volatility also has a political aspect to it
Scruffys gonna die how scruffy lived *flips page*
Why would it be a *threat*
Public domain resources will tell you a reverse split can be a good thing, especially if the reverse split is followed by good/great news.
However, I told Jim in an email I think an RS is a bad idea, and is akin to *smoke and mirrors* with accounting
I would rather them drop the RS completely and let their pps go up naturally.
Assuming those who have taken the position of shorting, don’t win their little war.
Hard to say what it’ll do, but I honestly am not worried about it. I just feel like the company is plugging along despite this covid crap, and we shall see what happens when this fiasco ends.
I didn’t intend to be long, but I can’t control these events, all I can do is wait it out with everyone else.
Help give McDonald’s a fun for their money haha
It’s amazing the things people can do nowadays, things unheard of years ago are now common occurrences...
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=13847446&guid=HPH6UecW9vxP83h
I see no reason for Jim to be in a rush at the moment, just surviving is going to change the lighting on his enterprise in a favorable manor, IMO
Considering no one is buying at 1’s to sell at 1’s, it’s likely people taking out those *very* dangerous shorts positions, you know, the one you can use a cash account for or whatever.
Seems they are trying all they can to force an RS.
If I was a betting man, which, surprise, I am, I’d say someone took more than they could chew, and is doing everything they can to make it seem like a lost cause to force an RS.
But hey, that’s just speculation, and as I already shown, I mayyyy be lying.
The question is, who’s willing to place their bet on which side is lying, and who’s merely playing the game put in front of them
Actually both the 5’s and this post was just me being dramatic, why, did false information maybe lead you into thinking a certain way?
Tell me more about what you see on L2 though, mines a little wonky at times
Ok, please tell me you saw that on L2!?
Seems like a pretty auspicious sign!
Side note, selling at 2’a is not the goal.
I’m expecting something much more... lucrative coming out of this.
But hey, maybe you can find some other stock who’s price has been fixated most of covid, I think that’s probably kinda rare.
You do you, victory is for the bold.
If you want a security blanket, I’d suggest you invest in bonds, right?
There is likely someone playing games, trying to make over eager beavers bite too soon.
Wait it out peeps, keep picking these shares up cheap, cause I’m banking of 6 restaurants picking this price right back up once the shorting has taken its toll.
But we shall see what happens, we got plenty of time till this *covid* nonsense is wrapped up.
Think trump claimed he may have his vial of antidote but November, who knows what the price is going to do once they are back in full swing
Thanks for the extra shares xD
That’s a shame, seems like the games are really afoot!
I saw a stack of 300 million 5’s you didn’t?
Man oh man these market makers..
Come one come all, share the wealth of the future, your New England stock company looking for more investors
Don’t worry though, the chances of dying of dysentery has... mostly... been solved
It’s strange seeing those tens of million buys with a slow open.
Guess you just can’t tell what’s going to happen here
Hiding so as to not be seen
Strange things mon
Strange things
At the same time....
I believe that delivery is a very viable way to survive.
If they open restaurants or have restaurants where there is ample residential and minimal competition, then Illegal restaurants can thrive off the delivery side of things.
Looking at the reviews, they seem pretty good, I peak at writer square a lot*
There seems to be some problems with programs like door dash getting everything correct, but you can’t really blame the restaurant for an app they have to contract with...
As the kinks work out, they can kee growing.
Writer square is in a pretty busy looking area. Once covid calms down, and the businesses have a chance to reopen, we should see their revenue pick up more as well.
There is plenty working in the background right now.
I’m loving the ability to get more 1’s at the moment.
I had to sell off some shares before, and now I can slowly gain some back..
I was gonna comment on how I was hoping If the price would dip when I had extra money, but I didn’t want to jinx it.
It has worked out well!
Had actually meant my response to be to Alex, not you Ron!
Keep on keepin on xD
In 6 months the final note comes into maturity.
Covid ain’t over yet, and you said it yourself, covid was also a blessing for them (didn’t I also say that?)
This ride hasn’t unlatched the bar yet, either sit yo ass down in the ride or go hit the panic button!
I like Illegals idea, and I don’t like a lot of things.
I think having the sinful meat side, and having a healthy alternative (and making it a good option on a consistent basis) will pay off.
Every summer I see people outside exercising, but this summer, I have seen the amount of people explode.
Things are shifting, and I think it’s gonna land in good favors.
Your argument is that established businesses are doing better than illegal?
That’s not much of an argument... those companies have been in business for over 10+ years. They have the supply train they need, they have the reliability of years of ordering to cut costs.
It’s like you are comparing when Tesla first came around to competing with Ford.
But guess what? The need in the market shift created and made Tesla into something huge.
Do you think Tesla has/had better streams than Ford? Yet look at them now?
It’s not about how they are doing compared to the other companies in the industry, especially comparing when the worlds flipping out about covid..
It’s about how they are doing for themselves as they continue to grow.
The comparison can come after they’ve been in the market long enough.
3 years is NOT long tome, especially for established businesses..
They aren’t shutting down to covid, they are still open, and still have business operations.
It’s a matter of if illegal can become like Tesla, or any other company that started without hundreds of million in backing.
They never actually *closed* down due to covid, they did lose the ability to use their dine in spot.
Which means they had to order *close* to the same amount of food, and then they extended their hours for delivery as well.
So I am saying, if they ordered food in the same interval as they did last year, then they did drop their costs.
How business went during covid is another story...
I’m not arguing that the revenue is bad, but then again, there are shops lucky to make $75 a dollar in a high rise in Chicago.
So the fact they have been pulling in the revenues they have, while the market and economy is halted for political agendas, looks promising.
What we see now is tainted, there is a covid filter on everything.
The fact they are even in any competition with large market competitors means they can pull through covid a star.
As the world keeps getting freaking out about health and hygiene, illegal will be ready to capitalize on the market shift.
This isn’t a *hype* trend, it’s a long term trend.
Maybe Illegal burger isn’t the one to make, but restaurants following this path are going to succeed.
Places with full on carbs and meat are dying off, the ones who can’t get their customers to switch are suffering the most.
Eating healthier has been taking over a little more.
Everyone will want a burger as a treat, so it’s great to brand yourself with healthy images as the market shifts.
They never actually *closed* down due to covid, they did lose the ability to use their dine in spot.
Which means they had to order *close* to the same amount of food, and then they extended their hours for delivery as well.
So I am saying, if they ordered food in the same interval as they did last year, then they did drop their costs.
How business went during covid is another story...
I’m not arguing that the revenue is bad, but then again, there are shops lucky to make $75 a dollar in a high rise in Chicago.
So the fact they have been pulling in the revenues they have, while the market and economy is halted for political agendas, looks promising.
What we see now is tainted, there is a covid filter on everything.
The fact they are even in any competition with large market competitors means they can pull through covid a star.
As the world keeps getting freaking out about health and hygiene, illegal will be ready to capitalize on the market shift.
This isn’t a *hype* trend, it’s a long term trend.
Maybe Illegal burger isn’t the one to make, but restaurants following this path are going to succeed.
Places with full on carbs and meat are dying off, the ones who can’t get their customers to switch are suffering the most.
Eating healthier has been taking over a little more.
Everyone will want a burger as a treat, so it’s great to brand yourself with healthy images as the market shifts.
Some notes from the quarterly.
(Cost of food has gone down since previous quarters, one of the highest barriers he has to keep hurtling)
It’s nice to see he has reduced costs there.
Pay roll also took a cut, but with COVID hitting, I don’t think that really surprises anyone.
Revenues are holding pretty close to consistent even with covid all over the news.
I wasn’t expecting anything from this report, but it’s good to see he’s fighting the battles he has to fight for his restaurants.
I believe the answer is in the supply chain.
Health oriented restaurants are not exactly *all over* at the moment, so he is paying a premium for the supply chain he has.
As he gets more established, and can strike better deals, he will have his cost lowered.
Sourcing for a franchise is important, as each store will want fresh ingredients.
So setting a store up where there isn’t a good supply chain would cost the franchiser more than they’d like.
Again, location, location, location
I somehow feel that’s unrealistic at this time.
Jim’s doing great in my eyes.
He can’t control when the news comes, but I’m sure he’s got faith in his place as well.
I can tell you what I know, per a convo with Jim, about the El Senor Sol.
It was a property deal, Jim wanted the location for his restaurant but the lease was attached to the Senor Sol, so it was apart of the arrangement.
I’m glad he took the time to rebrand it as his own. No sense in giving Senor Sol the credit when he took over the establishment.
Seems the biggest enemy Illegal Burger reviews have (at least the writer square location) is the fact the price is high.
It’s not a fast food restaurant that’s looking to fill you up for the cheapest bid...
It’s about a real meal that lets you splurge in meat and other nutrients dense items...
If you want your processed meat, processed bun, and shrivel of veggies, than go to the drive thru’a
These restaurants aren’t about being there for your lazy meals, it’s about being there for your rewarding meals.
When I think good burger, fast food, does NOT come to mind.
However I look at the burgers Jim is putting out, and it makes me think, damn, that’s a tasty ass looking burger..
So take it how you want, but I think this is well worth it.
ESPECIALLY when it’s sitting pretty in the trips while he’s shoveling coal into the restaurants to keep it chugging along
It wasn’t long ago that Jim with Nixon restaurant group, completed the reverse merger of WCVC.
Since then, he has been establishing his restaurants around the Colorado area, and even set up a pizza shop in Florida.
He’s already built the starting restaurants.
It’s a matter of letting his work pay off as he fine tunes his business.
For a company that stepped into a competitive industry, he’s done pretty well, considering the businesses he’s up against.
So you bought at .0001 (cause buying at no bid means you paid 0.00$)
So you bought at the bottom, good for you.
That’s what I’m saying, use these times to pick up as many free shares as you can. They are blessing prices compared to what we will likely see in the future
On another note, those small packets we’ve been seeing here and there are likely from apps such as *acorn* and what not, that allows people to invest their change and such.
And I may as well respond to this as well.
Great idea, but the market needs some more processing time for it to be cost effective.
I personally use Hemp protein powder in my smoothies (every time) so I completely agree, there is great benefit to use hemp for a lot of things.
I also would be a fan of the multigrain buns as well (anything that doesn’t have the nutrients processed out, basically)
The problem right now is cost. Meat has increased in price, so people need to get use to the idea that meat can’t be apart of every meal (at least not in huge quantities) unless they are willing to pay the premium for it.
This is why switching to more nutrients dense food really comes in handy, you fill up on tasty fruits and veggies, whole grain bread, real cheese on your potato fries and all the other tasty fun stuff that comes with it.
As for Jim, he is trying to find a way to balance all the health nutrients dense food in with his budget, I’m sure it’s not an easy task, but it’ll be well worth it.
Segments of the market with people like me, are growing, rapidly.
We are willing to pay for the right food, because we aren’t going to waste our money on poor quality food anymore. (At least not all of us are willing to)
Perhaps you would prefer to take your chances with a company who has over a billion shares out, and is still in the trips?
You expect too much.
Just be happy they have open doors and are able to stay ahead while the world is freaking out.
A lot of small mom and pop shops closed up, or are suffering way too heavily from the sudden covid changes.
WCVC has kept pulling through despite, adapting when necessary, and focusing on building their stores as they should.
You are maddened because they haven’t been blaring PR’s?
I’m glad they haven’t, because it means he’s focused on the business and not making you feel good about yourself in the stock.
If you don’t feel safe here, then I’d recommend you dip out.
I feel more than secure, I feel like these prices are a blessing from the pace change brought by covid.
Those of you who have been collecting large sums of shares during these dips are smart,
We can easily reach back over .0003 without news at the pace it’s been going, just gotta keep swapping hands from the impatient like you to more stalwart hands.
JIim and WCVC are in it for the long haul boss.
Stick it out and we can see great things from their Illegal Butger joints
As health conscious as I am, and yes I still eat bad things, just not nearly as often as most, the restaurants menu will work. The business model can pay off HUGE in an environment that’s as worried as it is about distancing and express experiences.
There is one more note coming into maturity in the next few days, then it will be awhile before the next note matures.
WCVC has GOT to be putting some fear into places like *burger king* and especially larger restaurants like *red Robin*
I imagine they have a lot to stake on hoping WCVC crashes, because one swing of good news can put WCVC in direct competition with their margins.
Seems to be a lot going on lately
For anyone thinking franchise here, make sure you consider locations with good health foot traffic and a good social area. That would help the heath conscious find your location while still doing alcohol for a social aspect.
This store is the type of place you’d want to be seeing frequent street walkers.
Probably because the stock has been trading above no bid for good streaks...
With the way the stock has been holding up, its only a matter of time before they get some good news in their basket to brighten the pps up.
I’m not worried either way, every dip down has been a little blessing for someone to scoop up bargain bin pricing before it goes back up to its standard.
Wcvc is going to be a good stock to have, covid portfolio or otherwise.
I just feel like wcvc has a hand in a part of the market that isn’t going anywhere. Not to mention they are set up well for falling in line with the new covid standards everyone is freaking out about
A few different things.
1. Illegal burger has 6 locations already set up. (5 burgers and one *illegal pizza*) with tin Colorado and Florida respectively.
2. Illegal burgers has a franchise, which may seems silly, but it also allows them to do branding and product purchases under their umbrella. This is seen by the supply chain Jim secures for his *Illegal CBD* packets.
This also allows him to expand the restaurant out into multiple states without his own investment, unless he deems it necessary to expand his reach.
3. They cater to both sides. Meat eaters and vegan burger goers. Having a place that does both, and isn’t a fast food style restaurant is kinda important. Fast food, to me, is processed and just about as much profit as possible. Jim has put a lot of quality veggies and additions onto his burgers and salads, so I know it isn’t processed down. Nutrients is important, even if it’s coming from something that isn’t the healthiest thing in the world (the main thing is, it’s not processed)
4. Covid has done a number on sone businesses, and helped prop up others. As stated, it’s been holdings it value very well, a couple dips here and there, but other than that, it’s been healthy enough to survive! They even got a few bonuses from covid programs, so I mean, silver linings.
Plus the big switch to delivery had to help their customer base out, there sales were only slightly worse, not bad from having to shut the inside down from diners.
So I mean, there’s a few different reasons I’ve stuck around, admittly had to sell small packs here and there for life, but whatever.
I have faith
Great news,
This just in!
Health is going to take this country, healing is going to become the largest virtue.
We’ve spent years destroying, and we are finally looking at why, and we see a reason to change.
Maybe not everyone is there yet, but doesn’t it seem like enough people are?
I don’t care who you are.
If they focus on keeping a good healthy side, they’ll stay in good shape.
I see some sliding to the dark side, but it looks to be recovering.
Life is tough. Sometimes you need to weather the bad, in order to see the best of what you are looking for.
No ones perfect, everyone wants a burger sometimes, but we are trying to keep the big picture in mind.
Comes with black Olives and Monterrey jack Cheese.
*get it? Black jack and bidding?* Lol
I feel the way covid has a lot of people stressing personal hygiene and personal space, a restaurant that panders to a more simplistic and minimized atmosphere may be more lucrative than the places who have to cut their interior occupancy done drastically (large places are hemorrhaging money in rent due to no interior diners)
At least in the denser populated places
This is Jim, making lemons into lemonade.
If you haven’t read *not looked at the numbers* you’ll probably read some very interesting things, I know I did.
I also saw one of the lenders got in trouble for something, can anyone dig more into that litigation?
****The Company temporarily closed our El Senor Sol - Evergreen, CO location because it was not receiving sufficient take out/delivery orders to remain open. The Company elected to re-brand this location during this time. The Company had been seeking to complete a re-branding in a way that would cause the least financial harm. The pandemic provided a perfect opportunity. The location’s new brand is Kalaka Mexican Kitchen.***