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Re: doingfine post# 221441

Thursday, 05/17/2018 10:14:56 PM

Thursday, May 17, 2018 10:14:56 PM

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If Eric is working hard for shareholders he isn't an efficient worker.
What has he accomplished sine the start of 2017? Since the beginning of 2017 he has been talking about a deal with Securter and Supreme Sweets. Almost 17 months later there is no deal despite the fact he said it would happen in Q1 2018.
At the beginning of 2017 1000+ was in both Home Depot and Home Hardware, then the product got booted from both. For now, it is back in both just as in the beginning of 2017. So no gain.
Then he gets a deal with Costco in April of 2017 for the product Brilliant. But a year later when you do a search for the product on Costco it says your search turned up NO RESULTS.
So despite a lot of talk not much has changed in the last 18 months except that another 2 BILLION shares have been diluted and he made a deal with DAZZ which is in direct competition with Winning Brands products.
Perhaps shareholders would be better off if Eric didn't work so hard for them.
The one thing that is clear and has always been clear is that the CEO has NO respect for his shareholders. If he did he would try to hide the fact for a full year that he lost the joint venture with BlauAire. I also seriously doubt that he really expected to have a deal with Supreme Sweets in Q1.
And if he's going to put out a series of blog and tweets when he makes a deal like the one with Costco he should also be man enough to inform shareholders if he looses that deal. Why do shareholders always have to get the bad news from someone else?

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