FG Fitness and Media Group Inc. (FGFT)

[MrDueDiligence]

FG Fitness & Media Group, Inc. / Fitness Gurls magazine

Mr. DD report:

Fire Mountain Beverages UBI Number was 601439497 in the state of Washington, and this is a new name that appears in it's place. This can be researched by typing in the UBI number on Google and results will show it was FMB, but is the new name now:
https://www.sos.wa.gov/corps/search_detail.aspx?ubi=601439497

Fitness Gurls magazine has had about 100 girls featured in their magazine with sponsored athletes that have won world championships in highly accredited industries like the WBFF and IFBB. For example girls like Chady Dunmore and Michelle Lewin. They also feature very famous UFC girls like Miesha Tate and Felice Harig which both have over 1 million likes on Facebook and Instagram.

157k+ Facebook page with 1k+ per post
https://www.facebook.com/fitnessgurlsmagazine

60k+ Instagram page with 400-1k likes per post
http://instagram.com/fitnessgurls/

24k+ Twitter page with 10ish favorites and retweets per post
https://www.twitter.com/fitnessgurls

The magazine seems to be very digital and has a new issue every month or two but there was a larger 20 dollar issue that was released in the summer called the Fitness Gurls Swimsuit issue, which about 25ish girls were featured including very famous girls like Paige Hathaway, Arianny Celeste, Michelle Lewin, and more. All of these girls seem to have some very large pull in the fitness industry and have shown the magazine on their pages of over a million fans looking back at past posts.

I have tried to see finances to see sales of the magazines but cannot find them yet. But the last thing they advertised online was a 2015 Swimsuit calendar of their girls.

Another thing that is interesting is that they went to Mr. Olympia this year which is the biggest fitness convention in the world other than the Arnold's Classic, which is absolutely outrageous to have a booth their in costs, but they apparently are making enough to do so it seems.

Conclusion:
I really can't find one thing wrong with this if it actually goes to market says the name change. I just don't know what they make, but the social media is crazy, like stupid crazy. 250,000 people who see every post all together in different sources. I've been monitoring it for the past week till I found the actual SOS to make sure this is the real deal, and it goes up about 100-1,000 people per day on Facebook. Some posts can even be viral as one posted a week ago that had 600k views and 27.5k likes.