Bebida Beverage Company (BBDA)

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>>I am sure he is a nice guy, but niceness doesn't raise stock prices, the guy needs to be more professional.

Having a professional Investor Relations guy doesn't raise stock prices, either. Having revenue would help that more than anything. Until the products are widely, easily and affordably available to the general public that's not going to happen, nor should it. There's nothing new or special about BBDA's ideas or products, so expecting an influx of investor capital based on nothing but bottles of water and a relaxation drink that is an identical copy of an existing product is kind of silly.

>>I own 15k in this company, and as long as people are lazy here, this stock will not move.

People being lazy here? Why should the profitability of a company rely on a bunch of shareholders on a message board?

Make no mistake, the share price might bounce around a little bit, but it's really got nothing to do with the website or PRs or any of that. The fundamental aspects of this company are still barely distinguishable from that of a common share-selling scam, most of the "product portfolio" still doesn't even exist and what there is can't be purchased by the general public in stores. The price of shares reflects the value of a company and so far this company has no real value. Certainly not enough to populate over 6 Billion shares.

You're making suggestions to fluff up the company's image, but a fluffy image with nothing to support it isn't going to sustain any shareholder value. BBDA appears to taking some baby steps towards legitimacy, but there's plausible explanations for how it could all be a front for a scam, too. Until there's no question about the true intent you aren't going to see real investment here.