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Re: MikeyInTheD post# 618

Tuesday, 01/15/2019 6:40:10 PM

Tuesday, January 15, 2019 6:40:10 PM

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I think this is how we have to look at it.

Wilson is successfully growing this business regardless of the stock price. The current price doesn’t appear to impact his ability to raise debt capital.

And even with more debt as he makes acquisitions, the extra revenue and cash flow increases his flexibility. That’s what I think people don’t realize.

They see growing debt and they get nervous. But as long as the assets being acquired can manage the debt, it makes sense to grow the asset base and revenue pool.

I’m certain when Wilson values an acquisition he makes sure it can handle the debt load BEFORE the ALPP optimization phase. That means after optimization it can service the debt AND be asset generating.

Also, as I said, the bigger the asset base and revenue, the more flexible ALPP becomes servicing debt, refinancing and making more acquisitions.

No one is paying attention because when it comes to penny stocks most people are either traders looking for volume or investors looking for the next home run

What I mean by home run is usually a company with 1 potential big hit. Like the cure to cancer. But if that 1 big hit doesn’t play out, the company disappears because it has nothing else.

ALPP is not looking for that 1 home run. ALPP is acquiring real subsidiaries that produce real products in primarily unglamorous markets. ALPP doesn’t operate in they hyped up biotech and Marijuana space.

ALPP is looking for home runs with its drivers, but it’s also looking for consistent, stable income with stabilizers and a way to tie the entire supply chain together and reduce costs to beat out the competition with the facilitators (what I believe Wilson has referred to as the “secret sauce”).

That’s what makes ALPP different. If a home run doesn’t play out, there’s real, consistent income behind it to back things up. That’s why ALPP is a winner.

But again, people looking at penny stocks aren’t looking for that because frankly they don’t understand it. They understand volumes and/or home runs.

As far as the stock, just pretend for a minute that it got down into the sub penny range. Does that stop Wilson from executing? No. And like I said before, Wilson is probably chomping at the bit to buy back shares.

There are 26M shares outstanding. Insiders own 4M and there other insiders not listed in the proxy who probably own a combined total of at least 2M (I’m guessing). So let’s say 20M excluding insiders who aren’t selling anyway.

$20M x .005 is $100,000. If I could basically buy this entire company for $100,000 I would. And I’m not the only person who would. In fact, if it goes to that level, I’m sure Wilson will implement some type of buy back program. He’d be crazy not to.

The point is that there are enough people who understand the story that if the price gets low enough, you will see significant buying, which of course will push the price back up. Meanwhile, ALPP will be executing and growing.

As far as the person today who believed they had better use for $320 than to own a piece of one of the best investments in the OTC....I pity them.
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