Winning Brands Corporation (WNBD)

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what's actually happening has been predicted ,,,
for many months , by a very few , who seem to know ,
from previous direct experience with pink brick+mortars.

It's S.O.P. for ~All pinks , just like wnbd.
Those who have seen it , with ~All pinks ,
are actually profiting from the wnbd bounces.

All brick+mortars have large + continuous New Cash needs,
unlike pink shells , that can hibernate for years.
That New Cash Must Come From New Investors ,
who always expect/demand 'a piece of the pie'.

So, some of us are expecting another big wnbd bounce ,
starting ~1 week before the 11 Nov 'decision' , and
continuing for at least a week after ; probably due to
'unexpected delays' in wnbd being able to reveal, or even
discuss the 'results' , or even the 'progress' , or any of
the problems , until given 'specific written approval'
by + from those who will be making the big 'decision'.
Don't be surprised to hear something like : 'Big decisions
to expand into new products, produced by small start-up
companies, are much more difficult in the face of a
growing World Recession , and a contraction of credit.'

To a few, it Fully Explains Exactly Why wnbd stays pink , and
must keep hiding its Share Structure + Cash Position. And,
what it must do , to survive until the middle of 'phase 4' .
The wnbd CEO won't even say that 'phase 1' is done yet ;
or even 'close' ; so, some of us Must Assume that it's Not.
Even though it has been 1 year , and the hidden 'revenues'
seem to be growing ; But, are they growing as fast as the
hidden wnbd costs ?

Nobody, except the wnbd CEO , knows how many pennys ever
show up as 'wnbd revenues' , for every $100 of retail sales.
And, what are the secret wnbd costs + expenses + salaries ,
and etc's , as a percentage of the secret wnbd 'revenues' .

extra, Sincerely.

P.S. ; The 'success' of the Secret-Pink 'strategy' can be
directly measured by the wnbd price history Facts. Some can
profit from wnbd's long-term trend , while others appreciate
the rare chance to average-down , at 6% of February's price.