With a few minor differences. Yes it is.
Unfortunately it's SodaStream, carbonate your own soft drinks, sports drinks,at home, just need the syrup and some CO2, for half the price it gives you that fizzy bubbly refreshing feeling everyone one likes, works well (makes a nice lemon with gin drink) I have one. Highly recommend it.Was already being sold elsewhere, and had legitimate sales.
That article was from 2012, when it hit the press guess what it's share price went up.......26%.....to.....$36.90,
That would mean ballpark they were mid $20's prior, ( I'm guessing WalMart already knew it was a big seller, You don't test release a product to 2900 stores, they were pretty sure it sold. That's an addition not a test.
THEY chose WalMart, WalMart wasn't giving them at test run, they wanted them on board. Good for both companies..win-win.
There isn't much of a chance it ends as a win-win with HJOE hangover/energy drinks.
HJOE is how big? And is sales are proven? It's been around and is a successful company?.
Did you check what the pps has been with SODA in the last 5yrs?
Did you even read that before you linked it?
You linked a 2 yr old article for a completely different product, diff market size, already trading on a major index ,
How does this have anything to do with HJOE and a test market?
Grasping for anything about now.
Does article say in WalMart for test sales NO, is it a soft launch ? NO, is it a debt ridden,almost bankrupt company that came back from the brink of triple zero's ?NO ..what does this article have to do with anything other than they said WalMart?
SIDE bar:
Article has the names of the reporters that researched the deal and wrote the article on it, That's a press release..
It doesn't have the words ACCESWIRED or MARKETWIRED ,(or sent from MVales BlackBerry)
Unless that was posted as a lighthearted joke and I mis interpreted it,
