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No stop losses here...just diamond hands and buying the dip
The others were because of non-disclosure agreements. This one didn't have one because it likely benefits both companies mutually. As opposed to a Fortune anything company not benefiting from making a small contract deal with a yet to be proven company.
solid...a PR with an actual company listed in it.
Unfortunately this type of news only goes so far. We need specifics and dollar amounts to make this thing go anywhere. Going to be holding this a while before we see much price action.
Look at the chart, this is normal after news. There will be a few red days then it will climb again.
Agree, typically there is at least some info on a company even if it is a shell.
Maybe a new owner for this ticker? Could see new filings for take your pick...pharma, weed, green initiative, etc.
9’s are up
Crazy...wonder if 8’s will hit today
Crazy 6's are hitting already
.0004’s hit
They need an organic line...
Yes they did when they announced all bad debt was gone.
Gristedes is know for being pricey. Shouldn't be an issue because the people that shop there are used to the inflated prices. It is kind of like Whole Foods...way overpriced but people still shop there.
I agree and there are no other pictures that match this one on the internets. At least that isn't indexed by Google. Typically with photoshopped pictures you can find the original on Google Images in a matter a seconds.
With the deal with Gristedes market that puts several stores next to the most populated Filipino community (Queens) in NYC. With 3 of the stores right on the edge of Queens.
Ordered a case with my PRIME membership...just in time for my students to test it out.
This is the way PRIME works:
PRIME membership: Gets you free two day shipping (PRIME eligible products only) plus a bunch of other stuff like free movies, music, etc.
No PRIME membership: Spend $35 or more and get free 2 day shipping on PRIME eligible products.
Hmmm...I can see it now VitaminFizz being offered in Amazon's pop-up store.
http://www.geekwire.com/2014/amazon-slated-open-retail-store-next-week-san-francisco/
They need to get in the commissary...that is where everyone goes to buy food/beverages for their snack bars.
Here is a REALLY long article/review on Amazon Fulfillment Centers. It seems biased at first but it does get into negative aspects of using Amazon. Pretty insightful if you know nothing about how Amazon warehouses work.
http://www.wired.com/2014/06/inside-amazon-warehouse/
This makes sense considering I have been arguing about PRIME in my last few posts.
Maybe he will taste it then go buy out all of all VF competition like Berkshire Hathaway has been doing with the smaller real estate companies.
I am afraid so. That is how they guarantee their 2 day shipping and thus their reputation. Says it right here on their PRIME seller services page. I don't like it either but getting PRIME shipping isn't as easy or cheap as many on this board are making it out to be.
Adding PRIME:
First let me say I want PRIME dearly. But I don't see how $MINE is going to pull it off. The only way a company can sell using PRIME is if the order is fulfilled by Amazon...which means Amazon has to keep it in their warehouse(s). This all sounds grand until you see what Amazon charges to do all of this. Unless I am missing something here I just don't see how $MINE or any other company can turn a profit when they sell items through PRIME...unless they are passing the cost of using PRIME to the customer by jacking the prices up.
https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/fba/revenue-calculator/index.html?ld=ASFBABenefits
1) Search VitaminFizz and select it
2) Add 15.99 to price for both categories
3) Add $9 for shipping to left column
4) Click calculate
5) See profit margin at bottom
6) Keep in mind this doesn't take into account anything besides Amazon fees (i.e. all the $ it took just to get Fizz to Amazon)
If you are talking price per case it is in the distribution agreement. I think it was like $10-12 a case...don't quote me on that but I know it was close to those numbers.
The elephant in the room is who is going to eat the cost of using Prime? Prime gives the end user free shipping but the cost of Prime shipping service is passed on to someone. Who is going to eat the cost...company or consumer?
And my etrade account is cash. Your statement about margin accounts is very speculative.
Only applies if you are using a margin account. Since you have self-identified as a newbie I am assuming you have a cash acount. MMs can borrow margin account holders shares (e.g. short selling) but not cash accounts.
There are plenty of people that own shares that we do not know about. Some on this board and some not. I for one own shares but have never publicly told anyone how many. Nor will I ever...it just isn't something I do.
TA doesn't know the float and if they did I have NEVER seen a TA release it. The only people that have access to the info to track the float and have release authority are board members. Hence why OTC companies update their floats from time to time on the OTC Market page.
Principle is why...I can buy 1343 shares for $9 at .0067. I break even at .015 cents and profit anything above that. May seem petty but it is what it is.
Ditto...I haven't bought any yet because paying $9 for shipping is just stupid. And I don't feel like driving to North Jersey to buy it...I hate North Jersey.
There is truth to that statement. $MINE
This is what I am talking about...I can finally start selling VitaminFizz in my snackbar.
Exactly and anyone that questions otherwise needs to go research how VitaminWater started up...locally, expanded slowly and eventually went nationwide. They flew under the radar until they had enough product across the US to be taken seriously.
I sent them an email to see what "local" means. If it is free shipping to me I will be purchasing a some to start selling in my snack bar at work. I can't sell it and make a profit unless I can get it off the shelves in a store or for free shipping.
Exactly and it isn't just the budget. Everyone has to realize the relationships Coke and Pepsi and others have developed over the many years they have been in business. It is a lot easier for their team to pitch a new product for nationwide distribution because they already have nationwide access.
That isn't something $MINE has yet. But they are surely working on it. We will see it all unfold in the coming weeks/months when they announce new regions and distribution deals.