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Re: golong22 post# 11655

Saturday, 05/24/2014 1:53:08 PM

Saturday, May 24, 2014 1:53:08 PM

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My original opinion over a year ago really hasn't changed much.

I saw this company, their endorsers, their distribution experience, and tried the beverages. From that point I was sold.

The biggest and only real issue they have ever had is running a "public" company.

It takes a lot of mistakes when starting on the OTC - lenders aren't always lenders that want to grow with you on the OTC but rather want to use you. This is not something most would know. Asher for instance wines and dines and plays with fancy cars and wardrobes making the "rubes" think they are the greatest thing since sliced bread and that they (Asher) will help them (the company "rubes") just like them.

So most OTC companies fall for it and thus the spiral starts.

This is what happened here over the past year. I believe they have learned a lot, and have gotten a second chance now.

So my opinion hasn't changed.

If they got some decent funding, they will produce a sizable product run, they will re launch the beverage under the new label, and they will spread across the US.

It takes about 1/3 coverage of the continental US before Pesico or Coke normally take notice and start buyout conversations.

This is one angle.

The other is that these guys have other flavors in line and grow into a real beverage company, apply for up listing, and then get approached by the same two big companies but this scenario allows for a MUCH larger offer.

Let's see if what we think happens happens though - if it has we are solid IMO.

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