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Conservative states will be the hardest market, but if KG has get good distribution in those states. The stock could easily be like Netfilx and go from nothing to well over 100 a share.
I just saw their FB post. Looks like KG just arrived in NC
For you guys that want KG to be bought out. I don't think you know where the big money is. The big money is being a trend setter. Then you control the market. Places are looking for something better than Red Bull and they are starting to get it. This company is heading in the direction of setting the standard. If that occurrs the pennies you would get from a buyout are not even close to the company being worth 100's per share steadily or even rise to the point were it has to buy back or split. And without the total control of conglomerates the market won't get oversaturated, in which case KG would lose its appeal.
Buy from the stores.
Although at the company level buying from the manufacturer is great. At the investor level you want more and more product to be sold at stores. The stores then turn around and buy more product and put that product in more locations because its a hot seller. You also increase competition because the stores and distributors put more effort into increasing sales of a hot product.
My two cents
The competition is integral to KG's growth. If the competition is pushing it then that is great for KG as they are setting the standard for growth in a market that will soon be saturated with copy cats.
Robert Clarks' slow and steady pace is going to make this company a powerhouse to be reckoned with. A company with little to no debt and with a continuous cash flow. This stock will soar.
VATE seems to be trying overly hard to get some cash. They don't seem to be raising enough money. Wonder what is happening behind the scenes there. Those VATE shares will be worthless if the company owes too much when the restriction is lifted.
I was looking at this. Mr. Checkout isn't a distributor themselves. They are more of a facilitator for distributors. A distributor in their network picks up a product that they have available and tries to get it in the stores that they already cater to. It seems to be a great network for distributors
I could be missing something but that what I got from going to their site.
I see the stock is pretty much holding steady. That's a good sign with a fairly new company. Not springing up and down shows the lack of surprises which is a excellent.
I think its a bit harder when the company itself is selling the product. You want people to go to a store or order from a wholesaler because the store will then order more product. And the more they order the more the distributors and stores can advertise them and/or give deals.
I hope the company gets to the point where they will stop selling it themselves and just direct people to locations where the product is sold.
I saw that and I understand what you are saying but just putting a product on the shelves doesn't mean its going to sell. Many energy drinks have come and gone because they went too big and had no base or were just a fad that quickly passed
I personally believe that the small distributors who know their areas will be a bigger benefit to the product.
Perfect example.. remember beats by Dre. To get the word out about his product he simply gave them away to the right people. That generated the buzz and people and stores were coming to him to stock the product.
Not saying everyone can follow that example but its a perfect model of how knowing your base paves the way for your future.
I just want sells to increase exponentially. That would really make the stock go through the roof.
A lot of places mention new products. Thought they might have put something out.
KG's press release said primarily to clubs, they probably do C-Stores too. Who know's what kinds of contract they have but if they are the only distributor of KG in that area they probably hit everything. There website isn't saying a lot but it looks different from the original.. must have fired that last guy/gal.
So Lucky's is on Instagram and Twitter... doesn't look like they saying much about the drink. I found that L6distribution on instagram... still looking on twitter. Doesn't look like they saying much either. They better get on it. Let's get this stock up with some solid sales and a good sheet at the end of the year.
I know everyone is talking about their VATE shares but what about KGKG. Does anybody see if their sales are increasing. They seem to be paying off a lot of debt. Are these new stores and distributors doing that well????
It really is a new company but if we want it to be big, we as investors can make it big. Go in stores with a can an ask do they carry this product. Post pictures of you enjoying it on FB, Instagram, Snapchat, etc... We want to drive up share numbers up. We have to drive demand up. Make people curious. Then let the public decide if this product can compete on the market.
It only takes one celebrity or one big franchise to pick this up and then shares could quickly be worth hundreds or thousands.
They were only artificially inflated for a minute while VATE stocks where getting in order. Everyone was trying to make that deadline. We'll see how sales actually go with the new stores and this new distribution company, that's what will keep stock up
I have tried their product, its not as sugary as you would expect. Taste sort of like a sweet tart. I think they have potential and I am gonna stick around for the long haul