Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[stoxmagic]

Lou,

Yes. Absolutely.

But with a need of bearing in mind that Walmart is largely a discount operation. The fact that the company's customer base has consistently stated, via informal surveys, that low prices is the number one reason behind giving the company their collective loyal custom. And for years, up until the fall of 2007, the company's slogan was…

'Always Low Prices'

The new slogan becoming…

'Save Money, Live Better'

And during the NFE Conference presentation Mr. Metter showed the following in slide format...

'U.S. Retailers: WalMart, CVS, Costco, Walgreens, SuperValu, Ace Hardware, HSN, Kroger, Basha’s'

And additionally made the following comment...

"In America you have “push through marketing” you have to drive it home, they won’t come to you. That’s how you get into the WalMarts and the K-Marts."

Walmart is a major score for America's Cleaning Company. No argument. But it's also a matter of the fierce competitiveness involved. Being able to advantage the massive customer base and turn a worthwhile net profit. All of the manufacturing, the wholesale and the retail considerations.

The marketing being the key. Driving home to consumers the fact of America's Cleaning Company's products being out in the marketplace. Introduction of the new. Marketing. Branding. Household name considerations.

The whole of it taking time. All involved, at multiple levels in the supply chain, seeking worthwhile net return.

A coalescing of factors.

All of it, Walmart inclusive, falling eventually into place. A matter of months.

Takes time.

As for the 'restricted' yammering?

Trademark utter nonsense. The mindless musings of self-interested gutter trash. A need of bearing in mind that the 'short and distort' routine opened the door to what we've been playing witness to ever since. And we have also the phantom shares position to consider. The 'legitimate' and the criminal. Collective vested financial interest in precipitating the downside. Desirous of seeing market level back to sub-$0.01 trading levels. Maximally profiting. Toiling at it day after day. Weekends inclusive.

With all of it being not the crux. The central point.

The crux/central point being the fact of MM's being entirely at liberty to go long or short at will. The rub. The reason why market level seems, at times, entirely incongruous to company fundamental and operational realities. To material company event(s) circumstance. Seems entirely detached.

And the why earlier I posted…

"It's far past the time that the antiquated, MM-based telephone trading system be extinguished in favor of an all-electronic such. One in which the natural market forces of supply and demand take precedence."

Pre-'black' Friday we played welcome witness to the natural market forces of supply and demand taking precedence. There being no significant downside pressure so our registered MM's played, consistently, the long-side. There being no massive third party/parties short positioning. There being no dilutive activity from the inside. And with no clear evidence of serious downside pressure our registered MM's played nice. Ongoingly. Profiting from a consistent long perspective.

But the 'short and distort' criminality changed all. Whole different ballgame in evidence. Introducing also the day traders into the equation.

Our registered MM's are now in the thick of it. And were it a case of simple supply and demand dynamics in the absence of self-serving middlepersons?

Well, the shorts and longs could battle it out on an entirely level playing field. But with those greedy middlepersons in the fray? Not a hope of any such.

The volatility we see on days like today would be nowhere near what it is were there no middlepersons seeking to constantly leverage the goings-on for maximum personal gain. With the laughable part being that the number one mandate of MM's is to minimize volatility.

Laughable indeed.

And sad to boot. When, that is, one considers that more than 7,000 OTC startups have been driven to oblivion over past decades by just such egregious greed/seeking of maximal personal gain. Phantom shares considerations and all.

Truer words were never spake...

"It's far past the time that the antiquated, MM-based telephone trading system be extinguished in favor of an all-electronic such. One in which the natural market forces of supply and demand take precedence."

While on the question of the Outstanding count?

It'll be a while before we know the precise share structure details. And not because there are nefarious goings-on behind the scenes but because there is a certain and specific plan in the works. Being executed ongoingly. A plan involving increasing the Authorized and decreasing the Outstanding. Much associated detail in evidence to date. The to-smile-about adjustments ongoing.

All being well.

And with that said?

Well, we were hoping that management would come through on the material company event(s) front. A bomb of a PR or two. In line with the mentioned market level realities. MM inventory issues.

And what happened? Overall?

Well. we traded again in line with the major markets/exchanges:

NASDAQ Comp…

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/charts/chartdl.aspx?CP=0&PT=0&CE=0&PeriodType=0&ShowChtBt=Refresh+Chart&D3=0&DateRangeForm=1&D6=&D4=1&ViewType=0&D5=0&Symbol=%24COMPX&C9=0&DisplayForm=1&ComparisonsForm=1

America's Cleaning Company...

http://moneycentral.msn.com/investor/charts/chartdl.aspx?CP=0&PT=0&CE=0&PeriodType=0&ShowChtBt=Refresh+Chart&D3=0&DateRangeForm=1&D6=&D4=1&ViewType=0&D5=0&Symbol=SPNG&C9=0&DisplayForm=1&ComparisonsForm=1

Comparing the two side by side.

Down. Up. Down.

Same pattern.

America's Cleaning Company being tied to the upstairs goings-on. Our having discussed the associated reasoning. The wholly understandable. That which simply fits. And from earlier…

"SPNG (Close of $0.1711)...

http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/holdings.asp?symbol=SPNG&selected=SPNG&FormType=Institutional

It being a good idea to retain the SPNG link. Watching closely for updates. As, they're coming."

And indeed.

The NFE Conference. The NASDAQ meeting. The Reuters rating of Outperform. Top 30% reality. The institutional folks seeing the light. The truth of America's Cleaning Company.

And, so, we were hoping that management would come through on the material company event(s) front. And our collective hopes were fulfilled to a truly massive degree. The early July numbers right on cue inclusive.

And…

'continuous re-orders and new orders coming in from our retailers across the globe'

"Our marketing campaign continues to support our retail distribution and we feel that our sell-through rates across our product lines will solidify revenue expectations through the current quarter.”

And how will the July numbers continue to shape up? The coming August such? In light, that is, of the recent…

'the company will begin marketing and branding its innovative product line as The Smarter Sponge'

The Smarter Sponge

A truly brilliant bit of thinking/marketing/branding. So simple. Yet so effective. Looking for said numbers to increase accordingly. Markedly.

The smartest of management teams in the absolute.

With the acquisition of Dicon speaking to that which we also earlier discussed. The welcome effect of synergies and economies of scale kicking in.

And…

(Mr. Moskowitz)

“We are energized at the potential unleashed by the union of our two companies,”

What we don't know, at this point, is whether Dicon has became a wholly owned subsidiary of America's Cleaning Company or whether majority owned/controlled. Though, on the surface, the situation does strike as being a case of 100% ownership. The coming filing to outline the specifics.

And with that said…

(Dicon’s President, Wayne Celia)

“Teaming up with SpongeTech® is the perfect solution to providing a strong portfolio of innovative products that management believes will blow the marketplace out of the water.”

[ Teaming up with SpongeTech ]

So, are we talking 100%? Or majority owned/controlled?

With our knowing about the earlier $3m in cash on hand. And about the Authorized increases. The cash cow realities. Ongoing operations. The whole of it speaking volumes when one factors in the fact of the ongoing buybacks and the operational cash requirements and growth/expansion cash/capital needs otherwise.

The bottom line being that with each new material company event(s) PR, we have a case of the collective argument of the company's greatest detractors being seriously undermined. The faithful longs enjoying a hearty laugh at the expense of the intellectually inconsequential. (And worse.)

The latest fundamental and operational developments serving to…

(1) Confirm the fact of the continued bringing of value. External growth/expansion, that is, that accretes America's Cleaning Company on both a fundamental and operational basis. As opposed to the targeting of fundamental and operational garbage as regards external growth/expansion.

(2) Bolster all of the NASDAQ intent via the $4.00 plan. The potential for a welcome buyout overture, The potential of the NASDAQ via M&A. The continued attention from upstairs. Different class of investor/trader involved. Institutional level interest. So on.

Said latest developments serving to vault America's Cleaning Company to a whole 'nother level. And in the welcome and extremely telling absence of both parent company debt and dilution.

Speaking in stentorian voice.

The bringing of value.

The seriously tangible variety.

America's Cleaning Company

The maker of...

The Smarter Sponge

The smartest of management teams. Getting the job done. The building of a very real company. The making of an empire. One day at a time. One step at a time. One new subsidiary at a time. With market level to understandably continue to trade in line with the major markets/exchanges.

And when we do ascend to the NCM?

An overall bullish sentiment afoot?

And a matter of laughing all the way to that proverbial bank. Just a matter of holding tight. A few more weeks. Massive ROI. A $4.00 plan.

The smartest of management teams.

The shareholder respectful.

Just a few more weeks.

The fiscal '09 audited. Continued fundamental and operational advancement. Continued Outstanding count reduction. Continued July numbers updates. The August such. Forward periods' realities. The rest of it.

The $0.50 to $0.70 range and possibly over $1.00 by late August.

Institutional level interest to understandably surge. The NFE Conference. The NASDAQ neeting. The Reuters rating of Outperform.

Top 30%.

The truth of America's Cleaning Company.

The attention of worthwhile analysts to ramp up in line with the fiscal '09 audited going primetime. The rest of it.

Ratings of Outperform. Of Buy. Of Strong Buy. So on. That which simply fits.

Holding tight in the absolute.

As Z4 and a whole host of clear-thinking others will readily attest.

Just a few more weeks.