For those considering and if I may. There has been much talk about share selling schemes, dilution and the fact that Green Cures present or future products just aren't going to cut it. However, within those opinions there has been no evidence to support the reasoning.
Recall when Mr. Cruz purchased 21mm restricted shares. Those shares were going to have an immediate change to the register through the TA, but that simply never happened. Thus the opinion became just that, nothing but conjecture and a wrong guess. The fact remains that Mr. Cruz owns 21mm restricted shares which he can excercise after one years time. This would lead an intelligent person to believe that he would do whatever was in his power to create a successful company in Green Cures and maintain a strong PPS.
As for dilution? We've seen very little evidence of successive major volume days that would indicate that strong buying or selling is ongoing. In my usual experiences with diluting companies, I usually read one or more paid promo's and other successive press releases from the company with grandoise plans. This is usually followed by a heavy volume buying day and the immediate drop in share price with insider selling. That simply has not occured here. Quite the contrary, Green Cures has remained quite mum about their plans and only releases information when they are prepared with a material event. This is a simple fact, and not indicitive of dilution. The post Calkin dump effective is not something we can hang our hats on as a sign of dilution.
Much has been spoken about Rico Suave's price point and administrative fees. I believe the only people who have that knowledge would be the company Board of Directors and if Green Cures has proven anything, they've proven that they are tight-lipped about sharing information. I am highly skeptical with someone coming forward claiming to have knowledge of the administrative costs of Rico Suave. That isn't fact and it certainly isn't a fact to throw out a number saying Green Cures will only make X,Y or Z per unit. That's fantasy. The fact is www.ricosuave.com and the little countdown clock they've got going on over there. That's a visual fact we can hook ourselves into.
Nobody can guess or determine how successful or not Rico Suave will be. We can guess and speculate, but to say it will sky rocket or say it won't cut it is simple conjecture. The proof will be in how the company markets the opening and how they support the product. The apparel addition is a nice support structure and adds to potential revenue. The fact that they own the mark and how keywords such as chewing gum, lolipops and coffee can lead us to speculate that they may be interested in bringing these items to market, is something to hange our hat on. This isn't a far stretch in logic.
At this point, I'm not too concerned with the simple daily ups and downs. After several green days, a red one would not be a shocker, nor should it be a cause for concern. I continue to remain optimistic about the Rico release and the potential it offers for additional product support and continue to remain supportive of this very young company in this very young sector, which will be a major player in the markets for years to come.
Consider that.
AI
