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I wanted to reply to this to say I've realized they were out of stock of regular GGB so the guy was probably running the tag for the diet GGB, which I would guess has lower sales, so potentially this number is higher, who knows.
Yeah, good news in a way but bad news with the opportunity cost. Not to mention Walmart doesn't love it if you can't keep up, hopefully it's a problem on Walmart's end and they just need to order more, have you emailed the company about it? I saw that you mentioned before noticing them often being out of stock.
You know that's a good question because when I check online it looks like they are out of stock of the regular ggb but do have diet, so he may have been running the tag for the diet ggb.
4-5 diet ggb's with 4-5 (or more) regular would be nice.
I don't think they were cases but I'm not sure, online it says they only have diet 6 packs in stock.
Yeah I would be happy with 4 or 5 per week, given it's relatively new status and the potential customer and sales increase that would give us at 4,500 stores. Again I'm not sure if those numbers meant they sold 4 so far this week or restocked 4 times, but the guy said he would guess they sell 4 or 5 per week (I don't necessarily trust that). Like I said take it with a grain of salt.
At my local Walmart here in Michigan it looks like they sold or restocked 4 times for 6 packs of Goslings ginger beer so far this week. They were able to run the gun on the tag and tell me about how much they (sell or stock?) it.
Take this with a grain of salt, I saw the gun and saw a 2 one day and a 1 on two other days but I am no expert and who knows if the Walmart guys are experts, but it's something anyone could possibly try for fun when they go to their local Walmart. One guy knew how to do it, another guy didn't
Also with Halloween coming up who knows if that means selling more or less.
This was a relatively new super-center. It looked like Goslings was the only ginger beer they stock in the mixer isle.
Interesting, thanks for the info. I'm surprised with what I've seen of the commercials so far. Great stuff, really like the Jefferson brand/marketing, thinking of making a purchase even though I rarely drink.
I see the ginger beer already started at Walmart in March and sales increased 51% last quarter from the previous year, that following a 23% increase yoy for the previous 10k. Interested to see how those sales are going.
Care to comment on what you are expecting for the next q? Do you think they continued with their plan on marketing or scaled back? When will the Walmart deal start hitting the books?
I wanted to buy in the last time the price seemed like it was being driven down artificially below 1.00 last time but never pulled the trigger.
Appreciate all your posts here.
I was completely wrong about this, apologies the owner does not live and operate in South Carolina. So I'm not sure how Everett came to be involved.
Sal and his wife haven't said anything what are you talking about there? Greg and Jason posted the news on an obscure facebook page, answered a few questions and then smartly took the post down. You were unhappy with it when it was up, and now you're asking why they took it down?
I think it will be very interesting to see the terms of the deal, I agree on that.
Because they realized it's dumb for them to be commenting on it? Could be anything.
I hear you. I think it's clear one of the principles of Graingers knows Dickson since he lives less than 15 mins from where the owner lives and operates in South Carolina. Not a coincidence I don't think.
Worth noting the shares retired in that situation were all of the shares ever issued to Dickson, he gave them all back.
Worth noting that was from Dec of 2015. I think this is why they needed Sal, He opened 400 plus locations for Red Mango. They may not have known how much work would be involved or couldn't keep up.
The owner purposely designed the restaurants around working part time because he wanted to spend time with his family.
Trading pretty great here after the big move on Friday.
It's all new management, name change, ticker change coming,
http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/us-highland-inc-otcuhln-announces-plans-to-acquire-a-national-multi-location-franchise-company-824673.htm
Charlie Graingers isn't acquiring anything, the new company here is acquiring Charlie Graingers.
You might be gettign caught up in semantics, do your own DD and make your own decisions. GL!
You're so far off and so wrong about so many things that the people who know what is going on here haven't been replying.
Those are pretty big words. His previous company failed. Why would you invest in a spittoon company?
He is here most likely because he lives right next to the guys who founded Charlie Graingers and they needed a CEO who knows the otc.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Taylors,+SC/@34.9137803,-82.346079,13z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88582c6fc3b969ff:0x67de7e323bbfc6fc!8m2!3d34.9203946!4d-82.2962268
Founder is from Greenville.
We've called every day for a week, multiple people have verified.
Ungagged T/A nothing has changed, has been verified many times.
Doesn't say anything about an 8k, only a news release which they have already released, thanks for posting this.
UHLN moving back up BB, great day so far, nice little pull back after the big move on Friday and now almost green.
Great day here so far, nice little pull back after the big move Friday and now moving up.
There has only been one since the new ceo came in, announcing the old ceo's resignation and the new one coming in, could have been the old ceo who issued it.
Big bids in stop wacking.
Wall down here we go.
Should we take bets on if cdel is fake at .0065?
Let's see if that wall is fake at .0065
Let it run boys, no covering for ascm below .01.
Really too bad if any bid whackers let ascm cover here.
No I'm saying they did hire someone, UHLN, Sal Rincione, that's us.
http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/us-highland-inc-otcmktsuhln-signs-agreement-to-acquire-charlie-graingers-franchise-and-announces-salvatore-rincione-as-director-of-operations-826950.htm
Interesting first part of that video. He says the number one reason that sets them apart is lifestyle, and how he wanted to run a a business and still have a life, not work so many hours (part time).
I know I've been saying this a lot but I think this is why he is selling.
The third pic in the video are the three principles. The founder, Greg George and Jason Nista.
We know that Jason and Greg have just recently moved on, (Linkedin shows them leaving in April), So my question would be who is left to run the company? If Louis likes to work part time/have a life and the other two directors are gone, points to them selling imo.
Nathans Famous restaurants is comparable and has a 263 million dollar market cap.
They have 279 stores, we are scheduled for 350.
T/A is ungagged and has been checked every day, no dilution here, please feel free to call and verify.
It's plain obvious they are shorting. Also for anyone interested the TA is ungagged and has been verified every day, no dilution here.
If news comes Monday like rumored, wow.
Shorts are screwed if we get any kind of news or confirmation.
Why is your understanding that it won't be happening? Greg George is one of the co founders, he confirmed on facebook that terms have already been met.
Do you really think that the first thing they are going to do is announce, oh yeah the principles get 20 million dollars of shares par value .0001, and then dump all of those shares? Or will they wait until more stores open and the stock has some value? There will be stipulations, percentage of royalty fee's paid, that sort of thing, in my opinion.
And if the market cap gets to what Nathans Famous is at, they would be holding 120 million.
Nathans has 279 locations according to their most recent 10k, we are set to have 350 already.
Nearly all of their revenue comes from their restaurants, if anyone thinks this is a bad comparison for any reason let me know.
Why aren't you replying to me I explained to you exactly why they might do that here, do yo have a counter argument?
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=132780771
When a private company goes public and mergers into a shell are they "acquired" using assets from the shell?
I'm sorry but your post doesn't make sense.