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Re: DOAKES79 post# 44579

Tuesday, 09/16/2008 4:49:11 PM

Tuesday, September 16, 2008 4:49:11 PM

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Eric has issued about 100 million shares in the past year to fund trade shows, create/run TV and Radio ads, build display racks for 100 Home Depot locations, travel expenses, infrastructure, etc.

Compare this to the majority of pennies that sell 100,000,000+ per MONTH and have nothing to show for.

Companies go PUBLIC so they can raise cash via shares and accelerate growth. Its not the fact that they needed to do so that should be our focal point, its what they ACCOMPLISH with the cash raised that counts.

I see steady progress with very little greed and we are nearing a MAJOR breakout in sales.

Crash should be fearful of 10+ BILLION in MOBL dilution per Cornell conversion rights. Not WNBD's consistent growth via WORTHY dilution.

Eric says it best....

"Our retail investors know that we need to raise capital from the market. They will accept and support this as long as the capital that we obtain is put to good use and grows the value of our brands through marketing methods. This increases the value of Winning Brands by a greater amount than the investment itself. That is true growth."

Winning Brands' CEO Eric Lehner notes that with the recent activation of professional purchase order financing and accounts receivable financing for Winning Colours®, inventory turns will be easier to accommodate. "It's not very glamorous to talk about the mechanics of financing, but in reality it means a lot for a company's viability to be able to produce a growing volume without distress," notes Lehner. "Getting the basics right and being a consistent performer is often a better predictor of long term success than great ideas by themselves," he adds. "Luckily, we've got both."

Winning Brands CEO Eric Lehner remarks that this approval is a sign of Winning Brands' growing maturity in financing methods. "The right mix of purchase order financing, inventory financing and accounts receivable financing can result in much higher production capability. Adding these tools to cash management allows funds from equity financing to be used more effectively and reduces equity dilution," Lehner points out. "It doesn't eliminate the role of the outside financing, but helps reduce the need for it," he adds. Business Capital Group President Steven Barendregt adds, "... we have a track record of providing very high dollar volume receivables financing and can meet the growth curve needs of Winning Colours® Multi-Cleaner for quite some time to come. We're pleased to be part of this emerging success story. We will also engage our network of asset based lending contacts for Winning Brands as needs warrant."

My posting contains many opinions. So please do your own research and validation.