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Southridge has been settled out of ICNB, according to publicly available filings. Important to know the facts before spreading the incorrect information.
...or incremental. Having realistic expectations will pay off on this one. Jump the bounces or accumulate for a long run, there's something for everyone here. Me, I'm going for the long run. This sector is exploding, and this is a unique, tasty and quality product. I've got my money, and lots of it, on this team. But like all volcanoes, the mountain settles back down after blowing the top off. I rate this a 2 year run, then it'll level off. At what pps? Only a fool would guess and only a moron would proclaim it loudly to all around.
Every stock had BIG NEWS COMING! The upcoming news for this stock in the near term will be regarding additional outlets, which will include additional states and at least one big chain. Later in Q4 there will be news about the audit and in Q1 there will be news about the uplist status. The future guidance for ICNB has been well charted and well communicated. The noise obfuscates that on this board. I consider this a well managed growth project where resources are being channeled appropriately to grow the brand. That may or may not align with the needs or desires of some investors herein, but it's working for me. In the meantime, we get to enjoy a great product in the fastest growing segment of alcoholic beverages.
Uplifting is targeted to happen in Q1
If you're gonna say the words, live up to those words. He hasn't.
This is public company. The company can't keep key information private, regardless off any NDA. I must admit I'm more than a bit disappointed in the performance of the CEO. I bought in on the promise and bought more every time I watched him address the shareholders. I thought this guy was going to make it grow in a big way. I was a true believer. And he's been quiet ever since.
Yes. He was in Arizona this week at a beverage trade show. His response was quite quick. I'm expecting a followup tomorrow. Meanwhile while hands wring and teeth gnash 'round these parts, he's getting on with the business of marketing and distribution.
Who has Rich's email? I want to send him a note.
Thanks! Most forms of fun involve some form of money departing. But like the tide, this one will return.
bwaaahahahaha
Clearly you missed the levity. BTW - I'll be buying tomorrow, so keep up the good work.
LOL is OK, just don't LYAO or LYFAO - you'll need it again someday. Meanwhile I'll just ROFLMAon
She's a mega loser. I mean by capitalist metrics, sure she's made a ton of money in business - several businesses. And her humanitarian efforts, including Humanitarian of the Year - well that's just loser stuff too. I mean, it was years ago, not this year. And she's had a tummy tuck
Total loser I tell ya. Better sell now.
Bellissima does not require a corkscrew. The cork pops off with gusto. Try some. You might like it.
This may be the first thing we've agreed upon.
The premium, established brands are also discounted at BevMo. They're trying to sell MoBev.
BevMo is having a sale this weekend and next. All stores stocked up. Demand is high according to checkout people at two locations I vested in the last two days.
Including Marina del rey:
http://shop.bevmo.com/search?w=bellissima
That's the PR they want to send. Fact is they formed a corp and got investors. The money they put in was for organizational costs and they quickly got it back.
Good idea. Except that any person or entity that owns 5% or more of a stock must register with the SEC as a "controlling interest". The consumer brokerages also do not support controlling interest investments. Since a base all my assessments on AS not OS, I can only buy so much. But thanks for the advice.
Stopped by BevMo Marina del Rey on way home. They say it's the best selling prosecco. Bought a bottle for the weekend.
Agreed.
I'm with you. Adding this week, hope to add next week.
All this talk about buyout is making my head spin. There is no buyout in the near future, nor should there be. The value of this brand and company is not even close to developed. You sell out when you've built an attractive company - something with massive distribution, sales and brand awareness. We're not there. May never get there. If we get there it's a couple years away. Let's talk about something merging else for a while.
I buy in 100k lots ML won't let me buy more than that without calling in. Takes less time to break them up than talk to agent. Also doesn't signal a large buy. Kinda stealth.
I'm on da plane, but I'll be buying as I'm flyin. Cheers
You are correct in your assessment. Though it thought south ridge was paid off. No?
That's kind of you.
Count me in!
I'll still be buying. Thanks for the heads up.
She's out there flogging it today. How do you get "pulling out" out of recent news. Is there some news that the rest of us are missing, or are you speculating? Speculating is OK, I just like to know if I'm reading reading news, fake news or speculation. It helps me gauge the information.
Thanks for the clarification. I appreciate your quick response and the civil approach to delivering information.
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Wow! You couldn't just disagree?
So the fact that she has maintained a high public and business profile, long after her modeling days came to an end, the fact she has sold millions of Total Gyms, multi-millions in skin care and made tens of millions in real estate don't qualify her as "savvy" You have a very high bar.
Do your own DD
That is a good question and one that I feel qualified to answer, based on my long term experience and exposure to the business of celebrity branding. As an industry standard, a celebrity's contribution is their celebrity.
NO celebrity (this includes Casamigo George Clooney) invests in or loans money to the company they are contracted to be the face of. What they bring to the table is their face, reputation and reliability to the target market.
CB is a very savvy business person. She has a very smart team supporting her. They all know how this works and would be loathe to allow her to expose herself to a diminishment of her brand. She and they know her strengths and market to those strengths. She and they are smart enough to also know that getting involved in a scam will diminish her only asset - her celebrity. Quite literally, she will not want to lose face.
Thus all this talk about why didn't she loan or invest is ridiculous in light of the industry standards and business practice. Think she doesn't care about you? She may not. But she sure cares about her business and she's sure behind this product. She works to sell product and she is rewarded with payment. It's kind of the American way: work, get paid.
It's not reasonable to expect her to do anything more than she is doing. That's the business.
I believe that.
Yeah, Doc. get that through your head. Ahahahahahhhaaa. CAPS NO LESS! Please sell so I can buy.
When was it Mr. Buffet said to buy? Something about something in the streets? Oh yeah, I remember now...
Buying!
Thanks!
I am buying. No knee jerk reactions. No stress. No drama. Just buying. Thanks for your efforts in delivering low cost shares to my portfolio.
And you know this how? How do you know I'm not one of his rich friends and buy9ing everything that's being thrown out? CB is like all other celebrity endorsements, her investment is her celebrity. I'm in this realm and I know of no celebrity that puts their money in - they put their face on it. Their face is the money and they don't want to loose face. Time for some non-emotional thinking here.
I see $80K at 5% incurred in Q2 How is that toxic? biz has a line of credit to cover inventory costs when I have P.O.s to fill and I certainly have to pay more than 5%.
What am I missing? My