Unfortunate. into pushing the stock than the product. Unrealistic forecasts and no possible ability to fill orders represented in their dealYea. This is unfortunate. IT's about investors not understanding the market and becoming euphoric base on company promotion of their stock. To exist on any ongoing basis at places like Costco you need sell through and I doubt they have any. No real advertising or marketing. Far more effort s they say they have. It's a terribly crowded space and no place for a three or four employee company with no cash, legal issues and 120 million shares of stock that came on a zero cost basis. I would assume, as in all reverse mergers, the goal of the original folks getting out with most of their money back or even significant profits was and remains the goal. This product can never make it. No horsepower to do anything of significance. Just a matter of time now. I'd say this stock is sub .01 inside of six month if not BK. And just a note to those that view Money TV as real. They actually have a disclaimer that all information is scripted by the company and is paid for. It is an infomercial in an attempt to promote the stock for $12-18K. They clearly state that Money TV has nothing to do with the content. 100% is provide by the paying company You should keep that in mind in your DD. It's not CNBC. Also, the Costco placement is a paid slotting situation as well. Trust me, I've done it with an artisanal food company I invested with. You pay them, they stock you for a week or two. They don't really care who you are or what you're selling as long as it won't negatively affect them for the two weeks you get. If you sell through in two days you may get a reorder. Sounds like that's a long way from happening. My buddy in LA checked out a store down there and they had sold through nothing in five days. Doesn't look good.
