Re Management: I am in complete agreement with the negative assessment of management's history, and that they intend to further dilute the stock.
I am also in agreement this stock is heading further south without any more revenue information.
I said it before, without any publicity on the cans and packaging, nobody new is being attracted to the DKAM stock. So only people with justifiable negative perceptions of the company are trading it.
There simply isn't a less expensive way to promote the stock than publicizing the company that owns the product. The cost to do so is that of printing one more line on the can. I just cannot understand that marketing oversight (see below statement).
I do believe this however.
Some people who I think are as dumb as the stump of a tree and prove it every time they open their mouth's, find themselves winning big once, in spite of themselves.
I also believe there is a reachable operational breakeven point on manufacturing and selling the beer.
So no matter how bad management is, they may still turn a profit just because there may be enough people who want to buy sub $17 cases of beer and want something different from what they normally buy at that price point.
Distributor and retailer re-orders are the key to success or failure at the moment. If they aren't placed, the company is dead and ready to be buried.
In spite of themselves, this company has a better chance to actually make money than just about every other sub-penny stock, just because they sell beer, the most popular alcoholic beverage in the world.
