And here I thought .10 was a fantastic buy. So much for my Warren Buffett impersonation. Holding lots higher, but nevertheless still holding...

"Yes, approaching 4X average volume today. Not a pretty sight around this joint. They could at least send a stripper and a beer by every now and than as we watch our money fade away. LOL"

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JRJR Update – 23% of Float Owned & Record Traffic Day
by jwbuffett

As of the open on March 4, Groove participants now control approximately 23% of CVSL’s 11.9m share publicly traded float, up from 19% in our last CVSL/JRJR update on February 19. The buying among our community participants has again accelerated as our due diligence into the situation developing at JRJR leads many of us to believe that this stock is the most mispriced situation we have come across in the 7 years we have been looking for undervalued micro cap stocks. Yesterday CVSL/JRJR was the #2 gainer on the NYSE Mkt and it was #1 if you include the after hours trades that pushed the total gain for the day to 36.45%. But he volume was only 290k, which almost 200% higher than normal, but nowhere near what would be required to even put a dent in the short interest outstanding

Reported Short Interest per report of 2/24/16 – 290,590

Naked Short Interest per SI report of 2/01/16 – 1,950,000

Total Short Interest per reports of 2/01/16 – 2,240,590

30 Day Average Trading Volume as of 3/04/16 – 118,531

Trading Days to Cover if 100% Cover Transactions – 19

Trading Days Until DTC exchange Process (Expected) – 2-3

We do not believe that there has been any significant short covering yet. With yesterday's volume at only 290,000 shares and the same end of day push lower that we have seen for months now, it appears that the massive short interest likely remains or is perhaps even larger than last reported. We will be interested to see if the cusip and name change that we expect to happen within the next 2-3 trading days (based on earlier filings) leads to broker calls trying to locate a borrow and significant short covering.

As we have mentioned previously, there have been ongoing discussions among several active CVSL/JRJR owners related to several ideas that we are considering for recommendation to CVSL/JRJR management. In the process of our completing the due diligence process over the last three weeks, new developments have emerged that could give CVSL/JRJR a very unique opportunity that will enhance shareholder returns in addition to making the holding of any short position in our stock a very expensive endeavor. We will share the details early next week following the publication of a related article that highlights some of the factors that was written by one of our own. One other note, our readers may find it interesting to note that yesterday was the biggest traffic day ever for the GrooveVC Blog when it did not have a new posting. Of course, we always get spikes in our visitor count when we post a new update, but yesterday's traffic was extraordinary for a non-posting day and leads us to believe that more investors are becoming aware of the situation with CVSL/JRJR Networks.


jwbuffett | March 4, 2016 at 10:14 am | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-jQ

"I live near the LB plant. All those people are afraid for their jobs. There is talk of making the baskets in China. That will alienate the last of the consultants. Then how will they make money? Stop trying to shill for that corrupt jerk JR."

Not especially good @ "time-wise" predictions, but it's certainly possible & maybe even probable. Unlike those who wish JRJR's demise, I certainly won't be upset when you're right!

"I see 4.00 by the end of march,any thoughts?"

AMEN! Here we go... again

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CVSL- JRJR Networks and the Elephant in the Room
by jwbuffett

A very well written article Hedge Fund analyst Henry Davies makes a strong fundamental case for CVSL's (now JRJR Networks) potential as a ten bagger if future execution is in line with recent results, but shows how returns could be even greater if management returns the acquired businesses to industry standard margins. The article also shows how subpar execution that results in EBITDA margins at only 10% could make the current value as low as $2.59. The article is very thorough and does a great job of plotting the different valuation scenarios based on the differing performance metrics achieved. Also, I think the author also does a good job of making the case for JRJR chairman and CEO's status as a whale in the direct sales industry, citing Mr. Rochon's 92% IRR over 27 years through his Richmont Holdings investment vehicle. Such returns significantly outpace the long term return for most of the hedge fund managers usually tossed around in the whale watching discussions. So while the article does a great job of making the core JRJR case, it does not discuss the elephant in the room that many (including JRJR management apparently) believe to be the real reason shares have been mired in such a low trading range. It appears that right before the Agel executive departures mentioned in the article were announced, some very aggressive and somewhat sophisticated short sellers established a short position of just over 2 million shares. Around that same time, an unusual trading pattern emerged and since has been occurring almost daily - CVSL shares would trade higher on smallish volume all day long but then sell off in the last ten minutes of trading on volume that exceeded the volume of the previous six hours and twenty minutes combined in what appeared to be an attempt to push the stock back down into the red. CVSL/JRJR hired Share Intel, a "trading forensics" firm to investigate the situation, presumably due to the aforementioned factors and because its stock was continuing in a general downtrend in spite of demonstrable improvement in the operational performance of the company's key divisions. We have discussed the hiring of Share Intel and some of these details in this forum previously, but one of our contributors wrote a nice synopsis over the weekend so we are including the highlights along with updated specifics on relevant share counts below.

CVSL had shown marked improvement in every major significant measurable including operating margins, number of active sales reps, balance sheet and most importantly, increasing quarterly revenue by 50% year over year with the expectation of a vastly improved bottom line. As evidence of these operating improvements trickled forth over the course of the last six months, the stock traded lower and lower, even down below $1 vs. the $6-$8 range it traded when the company was struggling so mightily earlier in 2015. So the company turned to Share Intel to get answers and a share imbalance in excess of 2 million shares was discovered through their investigation. In a recent conversation with CVSL chairman John Rochon, he made it clear that he believes share imbalance represents a naked short position, describing it as being established by "manipulators" and as being done offshore so it doesn't show up anywhere except as an imbalance. But Mr. Rochon said that at some point the manipulators would have to prove that there is a borrow in describing what he called a "prescription" for curing the ills of naked short selling and he said further that there are a number of steps that a company with rational management often takes when they are under such an attack. Mr. Rochon mentioned a similar scenario that occurred when he was on the board of a smaller company (Youngevity - OTCBB: YGYI) that discovered a large naked short position had been established. While we can not say with certainty that the price increase that followed the discovery of that short position was driven by a naked short squeeze, we do know that the company implemented a few of the steps in this "prescription" and by the time the naked short position was covered, the little $5m revenue company with a $25m market cap had seen it's market cap swell to nearly $800 million. While CVSL is 5x the size YGYI was then from a revenue standpoint, CVSL's market cap is only slightly higher ($34m) than YGYI's was when it discovered the large naked short position. In the weeks since our conversation with Mr. Rochon, CVSL has announced what appears to possibly be the first part of this "prescription", as CVSL pre-announced a very solid top line range for Q4 2015 ($49-$50m) and also announced that the company will be changing its name, stock symbol and cusip number, steps that appear to be very similar to happenings that occurred in the lead up to YGYI's enormous increase in price.

Reader's should not miss that CVSL's revenue pre-announcement suggests that the company is tracking on a $190m-$200m revenue run rate for 2016 if there are no additional acquisitions and we believe the prior quarter's trend towards improving margins in each division could result in the company reporting its first profit in 2016. Absent the manipulation of a naked short seller, it is difficult to imagine how a company approaching profitability with a nearly $200m annual revenue run rate and enough cash on its balance sheet to buy back its entire public float at a double digit premium to current prices might find itself with a $35 million market cap. But that is where CVSL is currently trading and it will be interesting to see if the 2 million + share naked short position will be covered over the next few weeks as the DTC accounting and share exchange process gets underway.

Reported Short Interest per report of 1/29/16 - 265,000

Naked Short Interest per SI report of 2/01/16 - 1,950,000

Total Short Interest per reports of 2/01/16 - 2,215,000

10 Day Average Trading Volume as of 2/15/16 - 82,975

Trading Days to Cover if 100% Cover Transactions - 27

Trading Days Until DTC exchange Process (Expected) - 5-7

While Mr. Rochon never flatly stated that the company was going to make an attempt to squeeze out the naked short position, his manner of discussing the situation made it clear that he was more than a little perturbed and I would even say offended that speculators would target his company as a candidate for naked short selling. I was left with the distinct impression that the company would pursue every known legal means of eradicating a naked short position and that they might even develop a few new ones. With the trading volume drying up over the last few weeks and the 10 day average volume (as of 2/15/16) at 82,975 shares, any attempt to buy a significant number of shares in the projected 5-7 days before the DTC accounting and reissue process takes place seems likely to push the shares significantly higher. At that average daily volume, it would take 27 trading days (over 5 weeks) of 100% buy to cover transactions to cover the full 2,215,000 share short position. One would assume that normal buyers and possibly even short term momentum traders may attempt to buy shares during this period as well, potentially exacerbating an already illiquid situation. Altogether, this unusual set of circumstances should make CVSL/JRJR a very interesting stock to watch over the next few weeks. If the company's steps do lead to a short squeeze, it will be interesting to see at what price the short interest will begin to cover and also if the frenzied buying that sometimes occurs in those situations emerges to push CVSL/JRJR to a price that is as out of whack on the upside as the current valuation appears to be on the downside.


jwbuffett | February 22, 2016 at 12:15 pm | Tags: CVSL, JRJR, JRJR Holdings, Naked Short Selling, short squeeze | Categories: micro cap, short squeeze, Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-jy

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CVSL / JRJR Update – 19% of Public Float Owned
by jwbuffett


As of the open on February 17, Groove participants now control 19% of CVSL's publicly traded float, up from 15% in our last CVSL update on January 29. The buying among our community participants has accelerated significantly since CVSL management released the $49-$50m expected revenue range for Q4, as this wholly put to rest the most damaging of the rumors that we believe were being spread by short sellers - that the company had experienced a significant downturn in Q4. The indicated revenue range makes it clear that CVSL is actually performing better than expected and the company's responsiveness in taking the aggressive actions we proposed to address the naked short selling situation gives us confidence that they understand the importance of protecting shareholder value. Additionally, discussions among several active CVSL owners in our group have led to several ideas that we are culling to craft the best combination for additional recommendations to CVSL management - steps that will further ensure that those who would use illegal methods to try to push CVSL shares lower than they should trade on its merits will determine that it is in their best interest to ply their craft elsewhere. We are completing a comprehensive due diligence review of each proposal and we will share what we learn with the broader community shortly.

CVSL shares represent a tremendous bargain trading at just over $1 which equates to a $35 million market cap for a company that we expect to produce $190-$200m in revenue over the next 12 months. The public float of CVSL/JRJR is rapidly being acquired by savvy investors and they may soon be joined by short term traders and short sellers seeking to cover part or all of their bet prior to the DTC share accounting and reissue process that will start over the next couple of weeks. In summary, CVSL/JRJR represents a very cheap stock given its stock price / market cap relative to its operational performance and prospects, but there are near term developments that may bring other investors / traders into the fold to compete for the remaining CVSL shares in the public domain.


jwbuffett | February 17, 2016 at 10:38 am | Tags: CVSL, JRJR, Naked Short Selling, short squeeze | Categories: micro cap, micro cap short squeeze, short squeeze, small cap stocks, Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-jc

Thanks for posting the good news, gofish!

Doing very well, gofish, thanks! Hoping you can say the same, my friend. I think maybe some people are forgetting the Rochon Dynasty Trust ~ far as I know it's still very viable. And yes, I don't mind that $49-$50mil quarter @ all

Hi snowgeek! I personally never doubted the naked shorting & this move should flush out the POS's. Of course I realize a new round can start again, but we don't know what's in management's mind to hopefully end this somehow? Regulators do nothing.

Hi gofish ~ I think it's fantastic news! I've been rebuilding my position down here :)

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CVSL Update – 14% of Float Acquired & Meeting With Management Today
by jwbuffett


As of the open on January 21, Groove participants now control approximately 1.65 million shares or approximately 14% of the public float. A significant percentage of these shares were acquired over the last 30-40 days as CVSL shares have been hit very hard by selling that seems to be at odds with we believe to be an increasingly positive outlook for the company's operations.

We note that CVSL's stock has always been very volatile and this was particularly true around this time last year when it was also much more illiquid. At the time CVSL had serious cash flow issues, leadership issues at two of its largest divisions, declining sales at two of its largest divisions and was in the unfortunate position of needing to raise capital to close a transformative acquisition (Kleeneze). During that "perfect storm" CVSL stock traded mostly between $6 and $8 per share with peaks and valleys of $10 and $5.65. Now CVSL is trading at $1.04 and the following is true -

1) CVSL now has a strong balance sheet with enough cash to buy the entire public float at a 20%+ premium to yesterday's closing price
2) We believe CVSL is on a revenue run rate that could be in the $190-$200m range for 2016 vs. what was an $80m run rate one year ago.
3) CVSL was able to close the Kleeneze acquisition and has since made a second acqusitions of a very similar (in size, geography and long standing tradition) company that should allow for tremendous synergy and expanded profitability for the combined companies.
3) the "leadership issues" of early 2015 have been resolved with new leadership in place at both companies that were experiencing such problems
4) we believe each of those divisions will show sequential improvements in revenue, ebitda and growth in sales reps, giving strong evidence that the new leadership is making a very positive difference and management's turnaround plan is working.
5) We believe the company's YIAH division will continue to show remarkable growth, making CVSL's highest margin division not only its fastest growing but soon to be top 3 among revenue producing divisions at CVSL. The growth rate at YIAH make it among the fastest growing direct sales companies worldwide.
6) We believe that the company will outperform anaysts top line estimates that average just over $49 million in revenue for Q4. Thus, analysts are predicting almost 50% YOY revenue growth and 34% sequential growth, but we believe they will top even those numbers and show dramatic bottom line improvement that will make it obvious that the company is on track to reach profitability in 2016.
7) In addition to the significantly stronger financial and operational outlook for CVSL, the economic conditions are increasingly improving worldwide for direct sales businesses. As economies in Europe and the US start to slow down, there is always an increasing number of independent consultants for their direct sales businesses.

In summary, in the course of one year CVSL has gone from a $6-$8 stock with very serious financial and leadership issues to a $1 stock with extreme financial flexibility and each of the issues demonstrably resolved. Additionally, current economic conditions are increasingly conducive to growth for direct sales companies, as slowing economies in the US and Europe have historically resulted in significant growth in the number of people signing on as independent sales consultants and this fact plus anecdotal evidence leads us to believe that we will increasingly see this in CVSL's numbers. We have noted previously the discovery of a very large naked short position in CVSL shares and we believe that remains outstanding. This is potentially a huge positive for CVSL investors at current levels, as buying to cover even a small percentage of that many shares would push CVSL much higher very quickly. And last but not least, one of the Groove community's more active participants in the CVSL trade will be meeting with management in Dallas later today, someone who (like the rest of us) is heavily vested in the performance of CVSL's stock and would like to see the company take several specific steps to enhance shareholder value.


jwbuffett | January 21, 2016 at 12:01 pm | Tags: Agel, Longaberger, Micro Cap, YIAH | Categories: short squeeze, small cap, small cap stocks, Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-iC

New post on GrooveVC

CVSL and the “Prescription” for Naked Short Position
by jwbuffett


The GrooveVC "Call to Action" for CVSL Management that was published earlier this week led to the opportunity to speak directly with CVSL Chairman John Rochon and Investor Relations head Tucker Gagen about our concerns. Mr. Rochon was very receptive and said that he understood our point about speculators spreading a number of negative narratives, including one that suggests that the company is on the verge of reporting a subpar Q4. He indicated that while he was obviously unable to speak of specific numbers, he was "very pleased with the company's performance during Q4" and indicated that he was working with BDO to see if we can get the report released earlier than normal. He also addressed each point that we made and confirmed that the company has more than enough cash on hand to buy back the entire public float of CVSL at a significant premium to current prices. Mr. Rochon said that the stock is trading at a level that does not believe "...in any way represent what the company is worth" and that this is simply what can happen with a micro cap stock when a speculator is making a move he thinks the market can not counter to try to make an easy profit.

Additionally, Mr. Rochon indicated that the company is very aware of the 2 million share naked short position and he said that there is a "prescription" for dealing with an aggressive naked short position that includes some of the steps we suggested plus a few more and he made it very clear that he believes the prescription can cure the problem. In discussing what can happen when a naked position like this is uncovered, Mr. Rochon pointed out that these steps will cause a speculator to have to prove that there is a borrow and he alluded to a nearly identical situation that occurred when he was on the board of a very small coffee company. That company (YGYI) company had only $5 million in revenue and a $27 million market cap when the short position was discovered. In Mr. Rochon's words "...we were in exactly this same situation and by the time the guy covered we had an $800 million market cap." It is interesting to note that CVSL had the exact same market cap ($27 million) as that small coffee company just 48 hours ago when we posted our management "call to action", even though CVSL has a revenue run rate of $150 million vs. YGYI's $5 million in revenue when that short position was uncovered.

The bottom line here is that CVSL is keenly aware of the naked short position, they a very familiar with the "prescription" for dealing with naked shorts and there is a great example of what that looks like when it occurs. My overall takeaway from the conversation was that our "call to action" is being answered, that Mr. Rochon and the board knows exactly what action needs to be taken to cure the situation and that we might start to see that prescription get filled very soon.


jwbuffett | January 14, 2016 at 4:02 pm | Categories: Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-ip

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CVSL Update – Management Call to Action
by jwbuffett


We believe that CVSL's stock price (currently trading at 80 cents) is a short term anomaly and that it is currently trading well below any valuation that could be rationally based on its assets, operational performance or growth trends. CVSL's stock exhibits all the signs of a stock that is under heavy attack by short sellers. We believe it is time for action to address this situation and wanted to provide the community an update on where we stand with CVSL -

1) We have confirmed in a conversation with CVSL's investor relations department that the original 2 million share short position remains largely intact, with only 50,000 shares covered as of the most recent measure (Dec. 29, 2015) provided by the company's share surveillance firm Share Intel. Additionally, it appears that a second naked short position by a different entity may have been established for approximately 500,000 shares, which would bring the total naked short position as of December 29, 2015 to 2.45 million shares.

In the nine trading days since that report was issued by Share Intel (the surveillance firm hired by CVSL), CVSL's share price has fallen an additional 20% leading us to believe that there has likely been no covering of that short position and more likely that additional shares have been sold short.

2) We believe that there are a number of false narratives being spread about CVSL and its owned companies and that this negativity in addition to the large and growing naked short position are pushing CVSL shares lower.

3) In an informal survey of Groove participants we compiled over the last few days, we learned that at least 11% of CVSL's 11.8m share public float is now controlled by Groove participants and more than 25% of that stake has been acquired over the last 30 days. Thus, while the short sellers have been amassing a naked short position equal to 4 - 5 weeks average trading volume, Groove participants have been scooping up shares at these lower prices making the float situation that much tighter.

We believe there are several things investors should consider -

1) Record Revenue / Closing on EBITDA Positive - We believe that the company just finished a quarter that will be the largest revenue quarter in its history and that the company may be very close to achieving its first EBITDA positive quarter.

2) Large Cash Position - We believe that the company finished the year with over $14 million in cash, enough to buy back the entire public float at a very large premium.

3) 1 Million Shares Taken Back - In a conversation with CVSL Chairman John Rochon, we questioned the issuance of 1 million stock options a few months back that we believed would be too dilutive given how low the stock was trading (which was just over $1.50, about 90% higher than yesterday's close). We are very pleased to note that our concerns were alleviated when those shares were taken back, as the issuance of those options were rescinded last week. (link to 8k). We want to commend management for hearing our concerns and taking affirmative action to protect shareholder value in this way. We believe that any management action that in any way suggests the value of a share of CVSL might be below $3 is wrong and there should be no shares sold below that level.

3) Conference Call - We are working to schedule a call with CVSL Chairman John Rochon this week to discuss additional steps that we would like to see the company take to protect shareholder value, including but not limited to -

A) Board authorization for stock buyback -

At current prices, CVSL's balance sheet and cash flow would allow the board to buy back the entire public float (11.8 million shares) at a 50% premium ($1.20 / share) to the current share price of 80 cents. While there are restrictions that would make open market purchases of that many shares difficult to do without pushing the stock up to prices much higher than that, we would like to see the board take action to buy back as many of the 6.7 million shares we sold last year at $3 as possible, given what we feel is a dramatic increase the value of the company's assets since those shares were issued and the likelihood of the company achieving profitability in 2016.

B) Aggressive Action to Halt Naked Short Selling -

We would like to see the board to take the most aggressive approach possible in dealing with the growing naked short interest that the company share surveillance firm has uncovered, including but not limited to seeking a formal investigation by FINRA, the SEC, etc.

C) No More Dilution -

Management affirmation that additional stock will not be issued below $3 unless it is currency for an accretive acquisition. At current levels, we see CVSL as the best investment in the space and we would like to see a quarter or two without M&A expense while the company invests in its own stock.

D) Address Rumors With Shareholders

We would like to see the early release of Q4 earnings and/or revenue figures to dispel one of the main negative rumors or if early release is not a viable option, we would like to see the company either issue press releases about happenings at CVSL or its wholly owned companies and / or schedule an open conference call to allow investors to ask questions and allow management to address current events in a bid to dispel the negative rumors.

We have made contact with the company over the last 24 hours to arrange a call to discuss these things with CVSL Chairman John Rochon and/or CVSL management and we will report what we learn back to the community after it occurs.

In summary, we believe CVSL is trading at levels that bear no relation to the publicly available information about the company's assets, operations or prospects. From every source available we have seen only positive indicators of where CVSL and its businesses are performing and trending with some indicators suggesting things are extremely positive. We believe the stock will rally sharply when the company takes action to address the short selling situation and also when investors begin to understand that CVSL is actually performing quite well. We believe that CVSL trading below $1 is ludicrous and that the ability to buy shares at these levels is likely a fleeting opportunity.


jwbuffett | January 12, 2016 at 4:13 pm | Tags: Agel, CVSL, Longaberger, Naked Short Selling, short sellers, short squeeze | Categories: micro cap, small cap, small cap stocks, Uncategorized | URL: http://wp.me/pA3Q7-h2

Until we go grey, there's always that dwindling hope I guess. Isn't worth much of anything, but doesn't cost anymore.

"Now that the selling is over for 2015 where do we go from here? Has this ship sunk? Our CEO seems to have packed it in. Opinions?"

Yes, hbhmb, JB certainly was totally non-communicative & continually promising fins was a lie. Not following thru w/the fins is actually what bothered me the most to say the least. I gave him a pass w/everything else & in a way, I guess I still do, but going grey someday will seal it.

"C'est la vie" is right ~ time to move on. It's a new year w/new opportunities.

If not here, hope I see you on another board, my friend, where we are making $$$.

Never believed this was a scam & I still don't. JB ran out of $$$ ~ happens to the best of us.

Regardless, hoping everyone makes 2016 a Happy, Healthy New Year!

You can imagine I wish I had! Sent PM.

Complaining just raises stress levels & that's adding insult to injury. Better to move on ~ tomorrow's another day.

If EEDG is the worse thing that ever happens to me, then I'm pretty dam lucky!

Like I said, it's called class & you can't put a price on it.


"WELL,,,YOU SHO NUFFF SHOULD COMPLAIN! YOU DONE GOT SCAMMED! AND I WARNED ALL'S OF YA!

HOPE YOU GOT/ENJOYED THAT FAMOUS EDDIES HOTDOG!

PERSONALLY,,,I SOLD ON THE LAST "NO RS PUMP" BY JB"

It's the ol' win some, lose some. Either way, life goes on...

I don't complain if I lose & I don't brag when I win nor do I rub salt in the wounds of others. It's called having class, MONEYMADE.

"WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!! MONEY HEAVEN......


DAMM MANY WILL NEVER GET TO TRY EDDIES FAMOUS HOTDOGS!!!!"

It's never a good time unless of course you've never lost $$$ in a stock. "People who live in glass houses..."

"Is it too early to say I told you so!"

Be Nice. We aren't grey, yet...

"Oh brother. JB scalped the public. Couldn't be much more obvious."

I get it, Ryano. Turned them down? Now that is disheartening to say the least. Oh well...

"I've actually talked to a couple guys that have offered to provide JB funds and invest in the company and he has turned them down. Not sure why nor do I know the exact details but as of right now there are no restaurants, no filings, no nothing. This stock has 0 value. Sorry DB, deep down I was rooting for him too but it appears all hope is lost and our funds have gone to money heaven :( "

We all know it takes $$$ to make $$$ & we all know someone who works hard but still doesn't have much to show for it. Like JB, it doesn't mean he isn't working hard, on the contrary I still believe he is. If he could only find a backer or 2 or... it could be way different around here.

Really Tami??? "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned." Though wouldn't bet against CVSL, I understand you never know. Still...


"News: Tami Longaberger sues CVSL (article)-->

http://bit.ly/1WC6Yrl";

CVSL$$$

.10's sounds dam good to me! Glad a long-term investor got them!

Meanwhile it's the weekend & time for dancing Have a Good one, Everybody!

BIAD$$$

Disillusioned like any bagholder, so still waiting for those fins, JB. (I know, I know...)

Meanwhile, I've cheered up 'cause it's the weekend Have a happy one, Everybody!!!

Got to admit that was clever, but the fat lady hasn't sung yet. We're still afloat even though we are floating aimlessly.

There are no "stills" here. (I know, I know ~ it will be said that there is no JB here either.) I get it...

"hey stills...."

Sure can't argue w/your post, Sunny! And so we continue to wait...

EEDG$$$

As a matter of fact, yes sir, & many favorable comments about JB's delicious cooking!

HAS ANYONE TRIED JB'S FRIED CHICKEN.......

EEDG$$$

Well then I'd say come back again in another year when we're a lot richer, but I'd miss you too much?

YES I AM BACK,,,,AND NOTHING'S CHANGED IN 1YR.

EEDG$$$

He's b-a-a-c-k!

While you've been gone from this board, JB has continued to work way much harder than most which is why there are those of us still here still supporting his efforts on our behalf to not lose our investment, but rather to make it profitable.

If you ever had (only civil, maybe even cordial) contact w/JB, I believe you'd have come away realizing the man feels his responsibility to us & is taking that responsibility very seriously. NO scam here whether or not he succeeds.

BTW, impressive signature. Love the color red ~ actually I think I look good in it, not my portfolio tho Counting on JB turning EEDG green then all the doubters will be bleeding that color & I'll wear red to the bank!

EEDG$$$

I'm ready wholelotamoney! Looking like it's finally time to get that chicken suit out of the back of the closet & dust off those tail feathers

"EEDG - Hola DB! I plan on dancing for the next few months with you!"



EEDG$$$

What a nice surprise to see you here again, my dear friend!! Together w/the absolutely super no RS news I have an excuse now (like I needed one ) to celebrate this weekend!!

EEDG$$$

Yes, super news! This should get us some notice & some upward movement... for starters...

Nevertheless, patience here.

"Great news. Hard to believe market cap is just $5M here."

BIAD$$$

My "strategy?", too. Looks like today's seller doesn't agree w/us, tho. Someday will see who laughs last...

I love to laugh

"Good luck to everyone, I'm with you on the matter that if this is going to delist I will hold my shares till there worthless not worth losing a huge pop if JB pulls through!"

EEDG$$$

hbhmb ~ OMG, can you hear me laughing??? Between you & Sunny's "Time for Tweetie Pie", my waterproof eye makeup doesn't stand a chance!

"well in that case you must be ecstatic."

EEDG$$$

I got the exact same take as you re: Groove VC & TZOO. Far as CVSL is concerned, guess there are those who would turn away their $$$ ~ never can figure some people & don't have the time to bother.

I have absolutely no doubt CVSL will be back. Only question is how long. Lotzzz more $$$ to be made. Don't forget the mega skin product (hopefully wrinkle cream) news coming in Sept. ~ I sure haven't!

Well my friend, when I wake up each a.m. & everything works, it means it's gonna be a happy day!!! Life is good & I'm wearing out dancing boots fast as I can!!!

CVSL$$$

Hi Kashkat. Am I missing something here? Thanks, I didn't think so.

"They made money in the zoo and moved on."

CVSL$$$