Why do you guys think Tony is tweeting a new tweet for every new location? I don't think it's to actually get people who follow their twitter to actually drive to that location to say hi, take a sample and buy a 6-pack of juice, do you? If there is a big deal in the works, I think it has something to do with that. My thoughts are simply to be transparent to anyone and everyone that is interested in Apple Rush, basically tweeting the locations for the record. One can see they have a great product just because of how easy it is to get the drinks in new locations. There must be a big deal in the works, because the product actually is good and it's only a matter of time before a large company wants it. Only a matter of time and that time can be very short. I heard Tony wants his share price to be .10 this year, and I believe he will PR when things are finalized, as he has said before he doesn't want to announce anything that isn't for sure. He will make big things happen and make everything come together at once to drive attention to his stock. He might be trying to make the fins, big deal, and new locations in a set of PR's drive the volume, so that might be this month.
Other thoughts of mine: The cans were produced, so either they were sold or are in storage being saved for something big. Either way they will get sold and we will find out where they went or will be going.
The cbd/hemp/mj sector of stocks, including 90-95% of OTC market stocks has been bad, down most days since January. The few up days this year so far have been very small. All of the good companies are affected by the market as a whole, and have seen large declines in prices, I know because I watch about 115 of them and daytrade 20-30. Apple Rush's low volume and price decline is nothing out of the ordinary when comparing to the rest of the market. Most of the gains seen this year are on excitement or hype, and with low volume bringing down stocks, high volume going into a stock makes huge gains in 1-2 days. I know this is going to happen to APRU because the price is still low and may go lower. Stocks go down then they go up, unless the company dilutes their shares which is not the case here. So either when we get exciting news, such as a large deal that will come as a surprise, or the sector sees better days and market makers start to buy, we will probably not see any gains... this play is about timing.
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