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Nope, but a friend did bring me back a bottle of his first rum as a gift. I cannot wait to try his new rum.
FYI I don't think this is a scam. He does know how to make a real product.
I do think this is a great trade right now and I do own 25k shares at about 5 cents. This can easily pop back up over 10 cents.
Long term, if his new rum is even just as good as his last, then this will be a HUGE winner. The long term risk is he seems to get sued out of business. Being in the alcohol business that is always a risk though.
Just my opinion.
Looking good this AM!
You're entitled to your opinion.
With only 22.8 million shares outstanding (show me another micro-cap with such a small float and outstanding) this thing can run with a little news.
Let's check back in a month and see who is right.
92 points from a panel of experts is anything but "participation". THAT is extreme quality.
Ever stroll down the isle of your local ABC liquor store? Note many wines and spirits get 90+ points.
No one can predict the future, but I do like the direction here. Give me some news!
You're the one who pointed out it won an award for quality. What's to say he cannot do it again?
Besides, with only 22.8 million shares outstanding this share structure is a gem in pennyland.
I'll take my chances. Thank You for your concern. The story is only getting better with time.
That gives me even more confidence. Thanks! Seems the guy can create genuine quality products.
I've looked at all that. It appears he was sued and lost. JSJ Investments I believe. Go read the old press release.
I think he's learned his lessons and won't make the same mistake again. How many times did it take Thomas Edison to perfect the lightbuld? 10,000 or so???
I bought and sold this in February once already. Bought at $0.07 and got out at $0.12. I've been nibbling and have a small position with an average price of $0.05.
I feel good about it. Something is definitely brewing beneath the surface.
L2 looking thin to me. Looks like it could pop with just a little news and exposure.
Good spot to start loading up
New business plan sounds like a winner
Looking cheap down here
News coming with the new symbol???
It can't be done. The auditors, lawyers, etc. would not allow it.
That is why I keep asking who owns the rum, if anybody? JSJ Investments or another litigant? Did it get repossessed? The distributor clearly still has some inventory, but when they're done is that all? Can/will they be able to make more?
Technically any liquidation goes to creditors. Shareholders are always the last to get anything and almost always get screwed in liquidation events.
I cannot find any information to support my theory, but I believe JSJ Investments took everything with their lawsuit.
I think you're wrong. There is nothing about rum in BWBG's filings.
Over 2 million people visit St. Maarten annually on cruise ships.
Anyone know the status of the restaurant?
I took my family on a cruise last year and St. Maarten was the best island we visited.
I was referring to the lawsuit brought by JSJ Investments.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/blue-water-announces-delisting-litigation-192000151.html
Before BLUU shutdown their investor relations I was told they expected more lawsuits from their creditors.
Did these happen? Did the creditors get everything through the courts? Is there hope BLUU might still recover?
The reason I ask is I cannot find any information out there. I figured someone here might have better sources than myself.
I always liked the beach bar/restaurant idea and really wanted to take my family there one day.
What happened to the rum? Did the courts award it to anyone?