Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

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Winning Brands is a great company with several great cleaning products that sell in popular retail stores all over the world. Their products are top quality and have great reviews. I personally buy and use their products.

Winning Brands got out of debt and became a profitable company in the 4th Quarter of 2017, per their 2017 Annual Report filing. The company stopped selling shares and convertible notes back in mid 2017 once their break-even was attained.

The last WNBD press release stated that there are no convertible debt conversions and no reverse split. The most recent WNBD company blog, written by the CEO himself, again confirms that there have been no new share issuances. He also again stated that there are no corporate structural actions that impair the position of shareholders (i.e. no reverse split). The transfer agent (Pacific Stock Transfer Co.) further proved the CEO’s statements to be factual.

The WNBD stock is severely undervalued and largely undiscovered by 99% of the market. This stock should be trading much higher. How many other triple zero stocks are there out there that are legitimate profitable companies selling multiple highly rated products in many popular stores like Home Depot, Lowe’s, Costco, Walmart, Do It Best Hardware, Home Hardware, etc..?

The WNBD CEO, Eric Lehner, is very polite and professional. There’s actually an option to speak with him directly when you call the company (ext. 8). He personally answers and returns phone calls he receives from investors. Mr. Lehner values his investors.

I’m not a penny stock trader, but this is a penny stock I feel good about investing in. I’m looking forward to the company’s continued growth, new products, and potential new acquisitions and joint ventures. The possible Supreme Sweets joint venture that the CEO wrote a blog about a while back sounds very exciting. Cleaning products and food are things that everybody on Earth buys. Big money makers.

Good luck and best wishes to all WNBD shareholders.