The situation with the previous ownership was very similar to the three-year old tradition of DCBR. Started out with a very strong product and what looked like a good business plan, but quickly dropped into ceaseless PR's, failure to deliver on action items promised in the investor newsletter, and baseless speculation by both the company and folks on boards like IHUB and Raging Bull.
(In fact, the company sent all shareholders a "strategy" packet once showing how much money they'd make if they sold X cases of product at every Wal-Mart in America, every Target, etc. To date, they don't even sell in those stores.)
The results with DCBR?
-- Temporarily de-listed during SEC investigation
-- Reverse split which cut the stock to 10% of its pre-R/S price.
-- Three years later, the "believer" investors have either taken a loss or are sitting on it for a really long time.
I've been reading this board for about four months now, but don't post often. It's good to see that Stacy Josloff is focusing on building a successful business -- as PristinePicks said, that kind of action will drive the stock price.
And while the enthusiasm is really fun to read, it would be nice if people would rein in some of the pure speculation. "We're on our way to $3.00/share!" isn't analysis and isn't forecasting -- it's a wild guess, and it's the kind of language that attracts exactly the kind of SEC attention PristinePicks mentioned.
A few people on here have posted some very insightful chart analysis, and quite a few are posting great information about upcoming company events and actions. How about more of that, and less of the "We're all gonna be ka-billionaires!"
And for the record, I'm 488,000 shares at .003/share. So, I'll be as pleased as the rest of you if it hits $1, but I'll be quite happy if it hits ten cents. :)
